The European Commission should soon release the second tranche of the Recovery and Resilience Plan as Portugal is currently implementing the first one, Prime Minister António Costa said Sunday. Costa, also the Secretary-General of Portugal’s Socialist Party, said this at…
Migrant workers and activists in Malta took to the capital’s streets over the weekend to protest against racial violence and abuse of power against ethnic minorities in the country. The protest was organised by the Maltese Black Lives Matter (BLM)…
Poland has issued a series of decisions that effectively ban Russian representatives, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, from attending international meetings and summits located on its territory. After Poland decided not to issue visas to Russian representatives who were set…
Police are currently investigating the racist attack that allegedly targeted Czech Television editor Richard Samek during a protest against the government and public broadcaster Czech Television last week. During the protests, one of the participants called Czech TV’s journalist a…
US pressure on Pristina ahead of urgent Kosovo-Serbia talks on Monday. Over the weekend, US State Department advisor Derek Chollet spoke of three points raised with Prime Minster Albin Kurti regarding normalising relations between Kosovo and Serbia, ahead of a…
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Image source, Moose Campbell Image caption, Kherson residents queue for donated packets of chicken from another regionBy James WaterhouseBBC Ukraine correspondent in Kherson In the week since Russia pulled out of the southern city of Kherson, visceral relief has been…
The ownership of media by powerful business people with vested interests poses the main threat to media freedom in Albania and reform is necessary, according to a coalition of international media freedom delegates who visited the country. Partners of the…
There is no clear evidence that five suspects currently detained in Bulgaria were involved in the 13 November Istanbul terrorist attack, a Bulgarian court announced on Saturday evening. Six people were killed and 81 others wounded on 13 November when…
Food prices in Athens and Berlin are almost at the same level, but the German minimum wage is more than double the Greek one, leftist Avgi journal has reported. According to the press report, the situation is dramatic, especially for…