Triath-logs and synchronized spinning: It’s the EU Olympics!

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EU Council President Charles Michel emphasized the significance of the upcoming GCC-EU Summit as a crucial opportunity to enhance strategic cooperation between the Gulf Cooperation Council and the European Union. He described the October 16 summit in Brussels as a historic meeting at the leaders' level and expressed optimism about strengthening the partnership between the two regions. Michel's remarks suggest a commitment to building political momentum and fostering deeper collaboration during the pivotal summit. Full...

Andrew Feinberg, White House correspondent, relies on your support to ask tough questions and hold those in power accountable. Your contributions enable Feinberg to provide transparency and challenge authority, ensuring that important stories are told. By donating, you help Feinberg continue his vital work leading up to the November election, keeping you informed every step of the way. Full Article

In just two days, a second exchange of captives took place, with 49 Ukrainian prisoners released, including members of the national guard, border service, and civilians. Among those freed was Leniye Umerova, a Crimean Tatar detained by Russian security forces on the occupied peninsula after visiting her sick father. Despite the releases, the Kremlin has intensified its rhetoric, heightening tensions amid speculation about future developments. Full Article

to a minimum and avoid any special formatting. Since August 9, heavy vehicles over 3.5 tons have been banned from the Vilvoorde viaduct on weekends (Friday 11 PM to Monday 4 AM) until early 2026, with 15% of drivers disregarding the ban and facing fines of €174. Authorities are planning to install physical barriers to increase enforcement efficiency and ensure compliance with the restrictions. Full Article

The Ostend city council has halted decisions on the Thermae Palace renovation due to legal issues and potential conflicts of interest, delaying progress until after municipal elections. Dement, a heritage group, is calling on the governor to terminate the current agreement to enable new management. The longstanding legal and financial issues surrounding the historic seaside hotel have resulted in a standstill, with the focus on how to effectively manage and renovate the property. Full Article