On the morning of Feb. 12, Belgian police searched several European Commission buildings as part of an investigation into the sale of real estate properties, Logos Press reported.
American technology giant Microsoft at the auction on February 10 became the epicenter of a large-scale sell-off in the IT stock market: quotes of the company fell by 16%, losing almost $400 billion of market capitalization, according to Logos Press.
The top ten highest-paid female athletes in the world for 2025, according to Forbes, are eight female tennis players, one female golfer and American Eileen Gu, who competes in freestyle skiing, according to Logos Press.
Europe urgently needs to reduce its dependence on US payment systems such as Visa and Mastercard, otherwise their market dominance could be used as a weapon if transatlantic relations deteriorate, according to Logos Press.
Gen Digital has unveiled Gen Agent Trust Hub, the world’s first tool to help secure interactions with autonomous AI agents by putting control and trust at the center of digital security, reports Logos Press.
On the second day of the 2026 Olympics in Milan, 8 sets of medals are up for grabs, according to Logos Press.
The officials with the lowest approval ratings in the world (Macron, Starmer, Merz, Sanchez) are the most ardent supporters of banning social media for teens and fighting “misinformation,” according to Logos Press.
On the evening of February 6, the bitcoin exchange rate on Bithumb, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world, collapsed by ten percent and dropped to the $55,000 level due to a trivial human error, Logos Press reports.
Germany could become a great military power by 2030, but its military dominance could eventually lead to division and competition on the continent, according to Logos Press.
After ending 2025 with an average monthly trading volume of $1.71 trillion, the second highest in history, cryptocurrency exchanges entered 2026 with noticeably weaker activity, according to Logos Press.
Global investment in artificial intelligence has exceeded $500 billion in 2025-2026, with more than 60% of global cloud infrastructure controlled by a limited number of technology corporations. This worries regulators in various countries. They are seeking to clarify the rules of the game, and businesses are increasingly demanding measurable corporate responsibility and transparency.
The US Congress has exposed European Commission interference in at least eight elections in six European countries in which Brussels censored political opponents, according to Logos Press.
