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Unemployment and labour shortages are serious issues across Europe. Eurostat estimates that roughly 13.1 million people were unemployed in the EU in May this…
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EU Budget: What’s It For? Europe’s Leaders Need a Better Answer
What’s the European Union for? Every seven years, its leaders formulate a quantitative answer when they set out the bloc’s long-term budget. Now more than ever, they need to get it right.
The EU is facing some of the greatest challenges in its…
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U.K. migrant protests spark angry confrontations : NPR
Mounted police officers scuffle with demonstrators during a protest by anti-migrant Abolish Asylum System and counter…
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Vance defends tariffs on India as "leverage" to push Russia on Ukraine war
Washington, DC [US] August 25 (ANI): United States Vice President JD Vance on Sunday (local time) defended the imposition of secondary sanctions and tariffs on India, describing them as part of Washington’s strategy to apply ‘aggressive economic…
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The Commodities Feed: Jerome Powell provides a boost to most markets | articles
Oil prices managed to finish last week higher, settling up almost 2.9% higher as enthusiasm over a potential Russia-Ukraine ceasefire wanes. Uncertainty prevails as US President Trump once again threatens to impose tougher sanctions on Russia…
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New luxury night buses to launch in Europe – with 21 seats and lie-flat beds
Twiliner buses will launch in November, stopping at cities across Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain
One of the new Twiliner buses. Photo: Fotograf Remo Vettori
A new night bus offering services between major European cities is set to…
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Kim Jong-un weeps for North Korea’s Ukraine war dead in display of calculated grief
For the first time since its founding in 1948, North Korea has openly acknowledged the deaths of its soldiers fighting on foreign soil with a carefully staged ceremony that analysts say betrays supreme leader Kim Jong-un’s deepening domestic…Continue Reading
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‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis | Farming
“I’m not ready to change jobs,” says Stellios Boutaris, a wine producer with vineyards in Naoussa and Amyndeon in northern Greece, as well as on the island of Santorini. But, he adds, “we cannot do it the way our fathers did.”
Boutaris…
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