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EuroAsia24 is an English-language digital news platform focused on Europe, Asia and global affairs, delivering international news, geopolitical analysis, business coverage and the major issues shaping today’s world. The site provides clear, fast and accessible reporting on politics, economy, diplomacy, markets and society across key global regions. Part of the BXL Média group, EuroAsia24 follows a modern, independent editorial vision centered on international developments and strategic trends.
Sports
Tracing the Trail: How Manchester City’s Transfer Payments Reached Other Clubs
BBC Sport investigaton maps how transfer-related payments from Manchester City flowed to other clubs and entities, raising questions on market transparency.
Sports
Club chiefs urge swift ruling on Manchester City breach before season end
Senior club chiefs tell BBC Sport they want Manchester City's punishment resolved before season's end to protect competition integrity.
Politics
Why Taiwan’s New F-16s Still Matter
New F-16s mark a long-awaited upgrade for Taiwan's air force, strengthening air defence and interoperability amid regional security pressures.
Car ploughs into rugby spectators in Australia, 10 injured
A car struck a group of rugby supporters in Australia, injuring ten. The driver, an 18-year-old, is said to have been revving the engine before losing control.
Diplomatic Rift Over Two North Korean POWs Pressures Kyiv as Seoul Demands Apology
A diplomatic dispute over two North Korean prisoners has prompted a formal apology demand from Seoul and close attention in Kyiv.
Tehran Considers Leaving NPT Amid Renewed Nuclear Activity
Tehran debates withdrawal from the NPT while satellite imagery shows activity at known nuclear sites, raising questions on oversight and regional stability.
Secondary U.S. Sanctions Disrupt Flights and Services Linked to Iran
Threat of secondary U.S. sanctions is forcing providers to withdraw services, causing cancellations and making travel to and from Iran less predictable.
The editorial direction of EuroAsia24 is led by Isaac Hammouch, journalist, writer, and geopolitical analyst specializing in international relations and contemporary strategic dynamics. His work focuses on geopolitical balances across Europe and Asia, global power shifts, transcontinental economic developments, and evolving international alliances. Through his analyses and opinion pieces, he promotes a rigorous, forward-looking approach grounded in a clear understanding of power structures and the structural transformations shaping global affairs. Isaac Hammouch official website: www.isaachammouch.com
G7 to release millions of barrels after Trump threat
G7 will release millions of barrels of oil and diesel to curb price spikes and avoid a ban on US diesel exports.
US Pushes Europe on Diesel Reserves as Export Ban Looms Before Election
US threatens diesel export ban to curb domestic prices, pressing Europe over reserve releases and raising market and diplomatic concerns ahead of November vote.
BoE governor warns AI investment surge could unsettle markets
Andrew Bailey says the Bank of England is closely monitoring large inflows into AI investment for risks of market instability.
Why Taiwan’s New F-16s Still Matter
New F-16s mark a long-awaited upgrade for Taiwan's air force, strengthening air defence and interoperability amid regional security pressures.
How Kashmir’s Young Are Turning Tactics of India’s Gen Z Into Quiet Political Practice
Kashmir’s young are adapting India’s Gen Z strategies—digital culture, art and legal routes—to sustain political engagement under constrained governance.
Tracing the Trail: How Manchester City’s Transfer Payments Reached Other Clubs
BBC Sport investigaton maps how transfer-related payments from Manchester City flowed to other clubs and entities, raising questions on market transparency.
Ferguson Reflects on Health and Defining Matches Ahead of 85th Birthday
Sir Alex Ferguson discusses a brain haemorrhage and the matches that shaped his career in an interview with BBC Breakfast.











