Azerbaijan Considers Expanding Role in UN and NATO Peacekeeping Missions
Azerbaijan is evaluating the participation of its armed forces in future United Nations and NATO peacekeeping operations, building on decades of prior deployments.
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Defense & Security
Iran demands oil tankers follow designated routes in Strait of Hormuz under threat of force
Iran warns oil tankers to adhere strictly to its approved routes through the Strait of Hormuz or face immediate military action amid rising regional tensions.
Defense & Security
DOJ Seeks Extradition of Alleged Scattered Spider Members in $100M Crypto Extortion Case
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated extradition proceedings against alleged members of the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider linked to a $100 million cryptocurrency extortion scheme.
Energy & Climate
Delhi’s EV Policy 2026 Offers Comprehensive Financial Incentives to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
Delhi’s new EV Policy 2026 combines purchase incentives, scrapping bonuses, tax exemptions, and fee waivers to lower both upfront and lifetime costs for electric vehicle buyers.
Energy & Climate
Iranian Oil Reserves Build Up at Sea Amid Limited Buyer Interest and Sanctions Uncertainty
Iranian crude oil stockpiles have surged offshore as buyers hesitate due to ongoing sanctions risks and weak demand from major Asian markets, complicating Tehran’s efforts to capitalize on a limited US sanctions waiver.
Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin’s June Close Below 200-Week Moving Average Signals Possible Further Decline
Bitcoin ended June below its key 200-week moving average but above its realized price, suggesting the market may not have hit its bear bottom yet.
Corporate Power
SAP Commits €2 Billion to AI-Focused Workforce Overhaul Prioritizing Retraining Over Layoffs
SAP is investing heavily in AI-driven transformation by retraining employees and encouraging voluntary exits, aiming to maintain overall headcount while boosting future efficiency.
AI & Tech Regulation
Acting AG Blanche refutes Newsom’s claim of DOJ political targeting
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed California Governor Gavin Newsom’s allegation that the Justice Department’s investigation of him and his wife is politically motivated.
Energy & Climate
Europe’s June Heatwave Reveals Gaps in Climate Adaptation and Infrastructure Resilience
Recent record-breaking heat in Europe disrupted power, transport, and labor, highlighting urgent shortfalls in the continent’s climate adaptation measures beyond emission cuts.
Energy & Climate
Iran Sells Crude Oil at Premium Despite Rising Unsold Floating Stocks
Iran exports crude oil at a premium above pre-conflict prices while more than 50 million barrels remain unsold on tankers anchored offshore.