In Brussels, a schoolchildren's demonstration escalated into violent clashes with police, while the action in Vienna passed peacefully. Participants protested against cuts in the education sector.
The bank has announced repeat auctions on the Prozorro.Prodazhi platform for non-performing assets, including debts of ESU LLC and VTORMET JSC.
The US Department of the Treasury has introduced a temporary authorisation, lifting restrictions on the sale of Russian diesel fuel in international markets.
US President announced an agreement with the Russian leader on immediate fuel supplies, which he believes will lower market prices.
Since the beginning of the year, more than 20 resources involved in cyberbullying minors have been removed from the internet in Ukraine. Law enforcement agencies are conducting an investigation and searching for the administrators of these communities.
US Vice President JD Vance stated that he does not know whether Nidal Hassan's execution will be shown live, as previously suggested by Pete Hegseth.
A powerful magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck near the coast of Panama. It is currently unknown if there are any casualties or damage, while the tsunami threat assessment is ongoing.
Greece and Spain have refused to supply Ukraine with air defence missiles nearing the end of their service life, despite the potential possibility of using these munitions.
Germany stated that the strengthening of US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) threatens international law and the justice system established after the Second World War.
German Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig commented on the events, describing the day as gloomy for international law and the concept of a rules-based world order. She emphasised the important role the US played in establishing international criminal law after the Second World War. According to the minister, Washington’s attempts to dismantle this system cause deep concern.
Stefanie Hubig drew attention to a worrying coincidence: the US officially announced the strengthening of sanctions on the very day former ICC judge Navi Pillay was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The German Justice Minister characterised such a coincidence as bitter irony.
The International Criminal Court itself also criticised the new sanctions measures. Representatives of the institution stated that such actions constitute an attack on the rule of law and the foundations of the international legal order. In The Hague, they called on ICC member states to ensure the institution’s ability to continue its work.
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