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Working hours haven't recovered to pre-pandemic levels (Photo: Chris Goldberg/Flickr) Eurozone labour markets have impressed with their resilience during the past year. Even as economic growth falters, all member states…
Much of Ukraine's coal infrastructure lies in ruins. Plants have been destroyed or damaged, and many mines in territories occupied or shelled by Russia since 2014 are flooded (Photo: Yaroslav…
A Finnish fighter jet – now a member of Nato (Photo: nato.int) Shortly after the start of Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, 20
Tunisia's president Kais Saïed (here pictured with Ursula von der Leyen), has dissolved parliament, proceeded to rule by decree, and dismissed international assistance — rebuffing 'foreign diktats' to appeal to…
It is even stranger that, despite the ruling Georgian Dream party�
All 27 EU member states have signed the convention — however, only 21 have ratified it (Photo: EuroMedRights) Tuesday (1 August) is the ninth anniversary of the entry into force…
An Elon Musk retweet about a supposed cull of Irish cattle – which was 'fake news' – was seen 8.5 million times (Photo: Markus Winkler) If you watched Fox News…
By assuming that he would win by a landslide, Alberto Núñez Feijóo (right) incentivised conservative voters to stay at home, and in turn mobilised leftwing voters for his rival Pedro…
Adjusted for inflation, wages in the EU dropped by approximately four percent in 20
Muhammad Rabbani's travel ban is another example of what happens to an individual or civil rights group determined to stand up for justice in the midst of state Islamophobia (Photo:…