Stellantis Leapmotor EV partnership: Western carmakers turn to China
Stellantis is using its Leapmotor and Dongfeng joint ventures to study the Chinese edge in EV technology.
Europe turned clocks back Sunday as the continental EU moved from 3AM CEST to 2AM CET and the UK separately shifted from 2AM BST to 1AM GMT narrowing the time gap to one hour
Clocks turned back one hour across the United Kingdom and the European Union overnight, ending summer time across the continent. If you have international meetings scheduled this week between North America and Europe, calendar blocks set using the standard time
Austria’s Eagle’s Nest fire near a 1,834-meter summit is being investigated as suspected arson as firefighters face freezing winds and structural collapse risks
A fire under investigation as suspected arson damaged much of Adolf Hitler’s former mountaintop retreat in the Bavarian Alps over the weekend, causing millions
South Africa’s Human Rights Commission Condemns Durban Killing as “a Grave Violation of the Right to Life”—Five Under Questioning as SANDF Stays Deployed
A foreign national—a man believed to be in his late 30s or early 40s—was beaten to death by a group of approximately 50 people
EU Greenwashing Rules Tighten Environmental Claims as Companies Face New Packaging and Advertising Checks
Regulatory Deadline EU Greenwashing Rules Tighten Environmental Claims as Companies Face New Packaging and Advertising Checks The Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive takes effect September 27, 2026, across all 27
Sunita Somvanshi
Canada’s Indigenous Microgrid Funding Comes Through Multiple Federal Programs, Not One $150 Million Fund
Canada Canada’s Indigenous Microgrid Funding Isn’t One $150M Fund — Here’s What’s Actually Committed Smaller, more specific, split across several federal programs — with real money already committed. 📅 September 2026 ⏱
Rahul Somvanshi
EU Right to Repair Rules Require Reasonably Priced Spare Parts, Not Manufacturing-Cost Pricing
European Union EU Right to Repair: Spare Parts Must Be “Reasonably” Priced, Not Sold at Cost Article Details 📅September 2026 ⏱5 min read 📋Directive (EU) 2024/1799 Key Figures 11 Product categories Jul
Trump’s Greenland Push Continues as Denmark and Greenland Reject Sovereignty Change
The United States has maintained pressure on the question of Greenland‘s status since early 2025, when President Donald Trump reopened public discussion of US acquisition of the island as a strategic priority.
Macron and Carney Meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to Deepen Canada-France Energy and Security Ties
The meeting could have taken place in Paris or Ottawa. It didn’t. French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held talks in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, a French overseas territory sitting about
Switzerland Overhauls Security Strategy With 46 Measures While Maintaining Military Neutrality
Switzerland formally adopted a new national security strategy on September 18, 2026, setting out 10 objectives and 46 specific measures that shift the country toward what the Federal Council calls a “comprehensive
“You Should Not Be Here”: Trump Tells CNN’s Collins at UN a Day After White House Press Ban
A day after the White House cut CNN out of its press access, the network still ended up face to face with President Donald Trump, this time at the United Nations. As
Tiny crustaceans were seen riding giant sea spiders 3,000 metres below the Pacific surface
# Why Deep-Sea Crustaceans Are Hitching Rides on Giant Sea Spiders Picture a creature the size of a dinner plate, walking across the seafloor 3,000 meters down, with a much smaller passenger
Govind Tekale
US law allows 100% tariffs on Russian oil buyers but enforcement remains a presidential choice
# US Sanctions Law Authorizes 100% Tariffs on Russian Oil Buyers: What Comes Next If you’re worried this trade fight means gas prices are about to spike, the honest answer is: not
UK rewrites its War Book as drone breaches rise and supply chains face new security risks
# UK’s ‘War Book’ Rewrite: What the Drone Surge and Stockpile Advice Really Mean If you’ve seen advice this week telling you to keep bottled water and tinned food in the cupboard,