Paramount Skydance Corp. is willing to sell some of its children’s TV assets to win European Union approval for its deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. The price tag is $110 billion.
NATO countries are discussing an initiative to allocate about 70bn euros of military support to Ukraine. The proposal may be presented at the alliance’s summit in Ankara in July.
Under sanctions pressure and after the freezing of new trials, Western pharmaceutical companies have not left the Russian market of innovative drugs. Pfizer stated that it continues to register new drugs in the country.
The leaders of France, Germany and the UK will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London on Sunday, June 7. The main topic is how to increase pressure on Russia and what to do next with Kiev’s support. This was reported in the administration of the French President.
Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama said that joining the European Union is the “only way” for the country and that Tirana has “no plan B and no alternative” to European integration.
Apple has removed messenger “Max” from the App Store, explaining the decision by the need to comply with sanctions requirements and the laws of the jurisdictions in which the company operates.
Moldovan products received the “Innovation” award at the international gastronomic exhibition Saveurs du Printemps, held in Paris.
The Spanish authorities in 2025 granted citizenship to almost 300 thousand foreigners – the highest figure in the history of observations, according to data from the National Statistical Institute of the country (INE).
Shares of German sportswear maker Puma rose sharply on Thursday, June 4 after analysts at banking group Citi saw China as a new growth driver.
Investors counting on high rental income in the eurozone are increasingly turning their attention not to the largest European capitals, but to regional cities.
Italian Ferrari became the first team in the history of Formula 1, whose spending on pilot salaries exceeded 100 million euros a year.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova (AmCham Moldova) proposed to reform the process of preparation and approval of normative acts, stating the need to increase the transparency, predictability and quality of regulation. The relevant proposals were sent to the Parliament and the State Chancellery.
The European Commission warns of the possible loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs in the EU years amid high energy prices, industrial restructuring and the transition to a “green” economy.
About 9% of workers in the European Union are in a situation of forced non-standard employment, when people work on temporary contracts, part-time or short-term assignments due to the lack of opportunity to find a permanent job. This is stated in a study by Eurofound – the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions.
The number of monthly active users of OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 billion worldwide in May 2026.
Housing prices in Dubai are declining for the second month, sales of ready-made real estate are falling, and the market as a whole is showing the weakest growth rates. However, the premium segment lives by its own rules.
Finland has confiscated 3.7m euros of Russian funds at the request of Ukrainian state-run company Naftohaz.
The UK government is considering introducing a national blacklist of airline passengers that could deny violent offenders the right to fly on any airline.
The European Parliament has agreed on a new migration law that will allow the establishment of centers for deporting migrants outside the EU. The document will also expand the authorities’ powers to search for migrants and increase the terms of their detention. Critics have already called the document a “xenophobic turn” in the bloc’s migration policy.
Brussels intends to include Rosneft and Lukoil in the 21st package of sanctions against Russia, which the EU countries expect to agree on by the end of next week.
