Libre News of The World Super Express Edition. Tuesday the 10th of June 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Super Express Edition, Russia launched its largest drone and missile assault on Ukraine since the war began, targeting strategic locations across the country and drawing a swift NATO response, while Ukraine struck back at a critical Russian electronics facility (Ukrainska Pravda). In Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government tightened migration laws, ending fast-track citizenship and freezing family reunification visas to curb irregular migration and ease pressure on integration systems (Deutsche Welle). Over in Iceland, the government is expanding its volcanic preparedness as eruptions from the Sundhnúkur system continue, prompting major infrastructure and urban planning adaptations (RÚV). Meanwhile, in Oslo, the National Museum launched New Nordic: Cuisine, Aesthetics and Place to celebrate 20 years of the New Nordic culinary movement and its cultural impact (Aftenposten). In Rome, the Vatican marked the Jubilee of the Holy See with solemn ceremonies and private commemorations at the Vatican Museums (Vatican News). France hosted the UN Ocean Conference in Nice, urging concrete action on marine protection while facing criticism over its own environmental policies (Le Monde). In a major policy shift, the UK proposed expanding its ban on bottom trawling to 41 Marine Protected Areas, advancing ocean conservation efforts (The Guardian). Ireland’s alcohol consumption fell to the European average, leading the drinks industry to call for excise tax cuts in the upcoming budget (The Irish Times). The MV Glen Rosa ferry project in Scotland faced fresh delays after flooding during construction, compounding years of cost overruns (The Scotsman). Finally, Kyiv’s National Opera staged a British ballet, La Fille mal gardée, as a cultural response to wartime and a symbolic break from Russian repertoire (The Guardian). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!