The European Commission allowed Poland to renegotiate the agreement with Pfizer on the deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines, a groundbreaking step amid long-time resistance of the EU executive to permit member states from requesting to change the conditions of the EU-concluded…
The Bulgarian Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) has finally decided that Sara, born in Spain and raised by two mothers, does not have the right to receive a Bulgarian birth certificate and citizenship. The case involves three European countries – Bulgaria,…
The exit from the economic crisis may take a little longer than expected, President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa told journalists on Wednesday, adding that he considers the unemployment figures to signal that international developments are slow. Asked if the unemployment…
The order on Thursday came as officials from Norfolk Southern were expected at a public meeting in East Palestine, giving the community a chance to confront the company over the crash’s aftermath. Send any friend a story As a subscriber,…
Teaching unions ‘just hate work’ and complain about a lack of protective equipment in order to ‘have an excuse not to teach’ during the COVID-19 pandemic, Former Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said in a leaked WhatsApp exchange to Matt Hancock,…
Over 150 tons of illegal drugs were seized by French authorities in 2022, marking a “historic” win against Home Minister Gérald Darmanin’s self-dubbed “mother of all fights”. Cannabis seizing is at an all-time high at 128.6 tons, up 15% from…
The number of unemployed people in Austria continued to fall to 7% in February, with APA reporting that about 369,769 people were unemployed or in labour market service (AMS) training at the end of February, making this unemployment rate the…
G.O.P. lawmakers took aim at the law reducing some sentences as part of their effort to make fears of violent crime a political liability for Democrats. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Italy says no to the EU regulation banning internal combustion vehicles by 20
A corruption scandal in the Canary Islands involving Socialist Party members, local businessmen, and former members of the military police has rocked the Spanish political arena three months before key regional and municipal elections. The so-called ‘Mediador case’ (caso Mediador)…