Turkey gaffe sparks fresh clash between old rivals von der Leyen and Charles Michel
Michel, the former president of the European Council, defended Ankara as a key ally, reviving his long-term feud with the head of the European Commission.

Michel, the former president of the European Council, defended Ankara as a key ally, reviving his long-term feud with the head of the European Commission.

Uzbekistan is implementing a multi-billion-dollar strategy to boost its export economy by processing more agricultural goods, metals, and minerals domestically. Key targets include $10bn in food processing by 2030 and significant investments in technological metals and steel localization, aiming to increase national revenue and economic security.

Argentina staged a stunning late comeback, scoring three goals in the final 11 minutes to defeat Egypt 3-2 and advance to the World Cup quarterfinals. Lionel Messi scored the equalizer, with Enzo Fernandez netting the winner in injury time. Egypt's coach felt his team was treated unfairly.

The US military conducted strikes on over 80 targets in Iran early Wednesday in response to Tehran's attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has vowed retaliation, raising concerns about a wider regional conflict.

Large app companies are lobbying for changes to app store regulations, arguing fees are too high. However, the article contends most small developers pay little or nothing, benefiting from secure ecosystems. The CMA is urged to reform where needed without undermining the successful app economy.

President Trump arrived in Turkey for a NATO summit, immediately voicing grievances against the alliance and repeating past assertions, overshadowing allies' new weapons deals and increased spending plans. Allies expressed frustration and surprise at the sudden souring of the mood, hoping for a positive outcome despite the president's critical stance.

NATO announced billions in new defense deals, promoting transatlantic industrial cooperation. However, the EU is prioritizing its domestic arms industry, creating a potential conflict over how defense funds are spent and who benefits from rearmament efforts.