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Slovak PM Fico in Talks with Hungary's Orbán Over Smer Joining Patriots for Europe Group
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly in discussions with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán regarding his Smer party's potential entry into the right-wing political group Patriots for Europe. These talks follow Smer's recent expulsion from the Party of European Socialists.
Major Drug Trafficking Network Dismantled in Joint Slovak-Hungarian Operation Coordinated by Eurojust
A large-scale, coordinated operation by Slovak and Hungarian authorities, supported by Eurojust and Europol, has led to the dismantling of a major organised crime group. The operation resulted in 22 arrests across Slovakia, Hungary, and Germany, and the search of 45 premises. The network is estimated to have trafficked drugs worth at least EUR 175 million since 2019, including cocaine, hashish, and cannabis.
China Finalizes Cross-Border Data Transfer Framework with New Certification Measures
China's Cyberspace Administration and State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly issued new Measures for Certification of Cross-Border Personal Information Transfer, effective January 1, 2026. These measures complete the regulatory framework under the Personal Information Protection Law, offering a new compliance pathway for businesses transferring personal data overseas.
India Expands Domestic Air Network with Four New Airports in Winter Schedule 2025
India's Ministry of Civil Aviation has finalized the Winter Schedule 2025 for domestic airlines, introducing four new airports: New Amravati, Hissar, Purnia, and Rupsi. The schedule, effective from October 26, 2025, to March 28, 2026, will see 26,495 weekly departures across 126 airports, marking a 5.95% growth over the previous winter schedule.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan Declares Nation 'Overcoming Blockade' Following Azerbaijani Transit Decision
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Azerbaijan's decision to lift all restrictions on goods transit through its territory signifies Armenia is gradually overcoming a decades-long blockade. This move, following a US-brokered peace agreement, has already facilitated the first transit of Kazakh grain to Armenia.
Kazakhstan Adopts National AI Standards, Bolstering Digital Transformation Efforts
Kazakhstan has officially adopted national standards in Artificial Intelligence, as reported by Qazinform on October 24, 2025. These seven standards establish uniform rules for AI technologies, encompassing terminology, risk management, system architecture, and user privacy. This initiative is a key component of the nation's broader 2024-2029 AI Development Concept and follows the recent approval of AI integration standards for the education sector.
Lao Green Business Forum 2025 Charts Course for Laos as ASEAN's Green Business Hub
The Lao Green Business Forum 2025, held on October 24, 2025, in Vientiane, convened over 150 participants to establish a vision for the Lao People's Democratic Republic as a leading green business hub within ASEAN. Co-organized by XM Technovator and the Department of Forestry, the event highlighted sustainable enterprise, innovation, and policy alignment for a green economy.
Spain Continues to Drive Eurozone Job Growth Amidst Record Employment Figures
Spain has emerged as a significant contributor to Eurozone job growth, with its employment reaching a record high of 22.39 million people in Q3 2025. Despite a slight uptick in the unemployment rate to 10.45% due to an expanding workforce, the country's labor market shows strong dynamism, particularly in the private and service sectors, bolstered by immigration and economic reforms.
Lula Expresses Readiness for Talks with Trump on Tariffs and Venezuela Amidst Rising Tensions
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has indicated his willingness to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to address escalating tariffs on Brazilian exports and growing tensions surrounding Venezuela. Lula, speaking from Jakarta, aims to challenge the 50% tariffs imposed by the U.S. and discuss broader geopolitical issues, though the White House has yet to confirm a meeting.
Russia Deploys Glide Bombs Against Odesa Civilian Infrastructure for First Time, Marking Escalation
Russia utilized guided aerial bombs, known as KABs, for the first time against civilian infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa region on October 24, 2025. This deployment, confirmed by regional officials, represents a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, introducing a new long-range threat to previously 'safer' areas.
Over 3,000 Leonardo Aerospace Workers in UK Announce November Strike Dates Over Pay Dispute
More than 3,000 aerospace workers at defence and aerospace manufacturer Leonardo are set to strike across five UK factories in November. Represented by Unite the Union, employees rejected a 3.2 percent pay offer, deeming it a real-terms pay cut. The industrial action will affect sites in Yeovil, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Luton, and Basildon.
Bird Flu Outbreak Intensifies Across Germany, Thousands of Birds Culled Amid Rapid Spread
Germany is grappling with a rapidly escalating bird flu outbreak, primarily involving the H5N1 subtype, impacting both wild bird populations and commercial poultry farms. German Agriculture Minister Alois Rainer has confirmed a 'very rapid increase in infections' over the past two weeks. The Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut has elevated risk assessments, with over 1,000 cranes found dead and tens of thousands of poultry culled across multiple federal states in an effort to contain the virus.
US Sanctions Colombian President Gustavo Petro and Family Over Drug Trafficking Allegations
The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on Colombian President Gustavo Petro, his wife, son, and Interior Minister Armando Benedetti. The sanctions, announced on October 24, 2025, accuse Petro of allowing drug cartels to flourish and significantly increasing cocaine production, leading to an unprecedented escalation in tensions between Washington and Bogotá.
Blockchain.com Secures MiCA License from Malta, Paving Way for European Expansion
Blockchain.com has obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license from the Maltese Financial Services Authority (MFSA), enabling it to offer regulated crypto custody and wallet services across all 30 European Economic Area (EEA) states. This move consolidates its European operations under a unified regulatory framework and facilitates expansion into institutional services.
Secretary Rubio Tours Gaza Ceasefire Center, Declares UNRWA a 'Subsidiary of Hamas'
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat, Israel, overseeing the Gaza ceasefire. During his tour, Rubio asserted that the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) 'cannot play a role in Gaza,' labeling it a 'subsidiary of Hamas.' This statement comes amidst ongoing international efforts to stabilize Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid.
Luxembourg and French Police Conduct Joint Cross-Border Train Patrols
Luxembourg's Grand Ducal Police and France's Metz International Transport Control Brigade conducted joint patrols on cross-border trains on October 23, 2025. The operation focused on immigration and drug violations, leading to 12 individuals found illegally residing in France out of 42 people stopped, and aimed to increase police presence on public transport.
Portugal Crowned 'Best Destination in Europe' for Seventh Time at 2025 World Travel Awards
Portugal has secured its seventh 'Best Destination in Europe' title at the 32nd World Travel Awards in Sardinia, Italy. The country was recognized for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and exceptional hospitality, alongside wins for Lisbon, Porto, and Madeira.
Former Ukrainian MP Iryna Kormyshkina Detained at Chisinau Airport
Former Ukrainian MP Iryna Kormyshkina was detained at Chisinau International Airport in Moldova on October 23, 2025, while attempting to fly to Vienna. The reasons for her detention were initially unknown, though she faces ongoing legal proceedings in Ukraine related to illicit enrichment and false asset declarations.
Iceland Marks 50 Years Since Historic Women's Day Off with Nationwide Strike
Icelandic women and non-binary people are observing a nationwide strike on October 24, 2025, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the groundbreaking 1975 Women's Day Off. The action aims to highlight persistent gender inequality, including the pay gap and gender-based violence, echoing demands from five decades ago.
Russian Central Bank Lowers Key Rate to 16.5% in Fourth Consecutive Reduction
The Russian Central Bank announced a 50-basis-point cut to its key interest rate, bringing it to 16.5% from 17% on October 24, 2025. This marks the fourth consecutive reduction as the bank balances efforts to curb inflation with concerns over slowing economic growth.