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Transatlantic Tensions Rise Over EU’s Sustainability Directive The United States and Qatar have issued a stark warning to European Union…
Transatlantic Tensions Rise Over EU’s Sustainability Directive The United States and Qatar have issued a stark warning to European Union…
Japan will continue to prioritize its national energy security while coordinating with G7 allies on reducing Russian energy dependence, according to the industry minister. The country relies on Sakhalin-2 LNG for approximately 9% of its liquefied natural gas needs, contributing significantly to electricity generation. This stance comes amid increasing Western pressure on Asian nations to curtail Russian energy purchases.
Japan will carefully balance its national interest with international coordination when addressing Russian energy imports, Industry Minister Yoji Muto stated on Tuesday, according to Reuters reports. The declaration comes as Western nations, particularly the United States, increase pressure on Asian countries to reduce their reliance on Russian energy resources.
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The European Commission has announced four major defense initiatives aimed at countering drone threats and fortifying eastern borders. These proposals come as European leaders express growing concerns about regional security and the need for enhanced defensive capabilities.
The European Union has put forward what officials are calling a “mega-plan” for European defense, according to reports from Brussels. The European Commission has proposed four flagship defense projects designed to significantly enhance the continent’s security capabilities by 2030.