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The amount of olive oil is increasing significantly, but supply is far outstripping demand, leaving farmers and producers in a difficult position, but EU funding could be set to give…
Albanian citizens and environmentalists protested at the weekend over the construction of a new airport on the edge of a protected area, a project the European Union says violates national…
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sacked Conservative Party chair Nadhim Zahawi on Sunday (29 January) after an investigation found he committed a serious breach by not being open about a…
Former army chief Petr Pavel won the Czech Republic’s presidential election on Saturday (28 January) after a campaign featuring strong backing for NATO and the European Union and support for…
Retired army general and former NATO military committee Chief Petr Pavel won the Czech presidential election, promising to return the country back to the international stage after years of isolation.…
Repatriating rejected asylum seekers could be a win-win situation if Germany puts that money into funding climate action, Liberal (FDP) parliamentary group leader Christian Dürr proposed in an interview. According…
More and more European municipalities are turning to a co-decision tool allowing citizens to decide how to spend local resources, but its impact remains uncertain as low participation levels and…
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Pharmaceutical companies Pfizer/Biotech and Moderna imposed significantly higher vaccine prices on Germany in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, documents obtained by German media show. Germany spent €13.1 billion on…
Two pandas China loaned to Finland five years ago could heavily impact trade relations between both countries if Helsinki does not find money to keep them, as the pandemic has…