Danish government announces healthcare budget increase, new cancer plan
The Danish government has decided to invest heavily in healthcare, announcing a yearly budget increase of DKK 5 billion (€670
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Spain amid racism debate after Real Madrid forward faces abuse
Spain opened a fierce and sensitive debate on racism after thousands of football fans chanted racist slurs at Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr at a LaLiga match Sunday. Sunday’s incident is the latest in a series involving the Brazilian star…
These Are ‘Productive’ Negotiations on Debt Ceiling in Washington
A debt crisis could be only a week away — practically an eternity in a town governed by the threat of catastrophic deadlines. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Czechs want to stay in the EU, poll shows
If the Czech Republic held a referendum on leaving the EU today, 63% of Czechs would vote to remain, a fresh survey conducted in one of the EU’s most eurosceptic countries found. The survey was conducted by the Europeum Institute…
No trust among leaders of Bulgaria’s future coalition
Leaders in the new ruling coalition in Bulgaria admit they lack confidence in each other but continue to convince voters that a government between GERB and Change Continues – Democratic Bulgaria (PP-DB) is the best for the country. The EU’s…
Strasbourg court says Romania must recognise same-sex civil unions
The European Human Rights Court in Strasbourg found that Romania had a duty to provide adequate recognition and protection for same-sex relationships as it found Romania violated the right to family life of 21 same-sex couples. Twenty-one same-sex couples took…
DeSantis Allies’ $200 Million Plan for Beating Trump
As the Florida governor prepares to enter the 2024 race, his allies are building an army of organizers to flood the states with the first nominating contests. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
North Kosovo mayors to be sworn in amid strife with Belgrade
Two mayors elected in recent local elections in the north of Kosovo will be sworn in on Thursday, leaving just one to assume his mandate before the 30
Albanian demographic challenges show in shrinking graduation, enrolment, first-time worker rates
Fewer Albanian youngsters enter the workforce after completing studies, while graduation and enrolment rates continue to fall, according to data published by the national statistics institute, INSTAT. According to INSTAT, in the academic year 2021-2022, 30,910
Le Pen to face Russian interference hearing
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