EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
The question of who will succeed Christine Lambrecht as defence minister remains open, and Chancellor Olaf Scholz is silent after several media reports that the minister plans to step down.…
The government is worried about any ‘blockages’ in the form of strikes and parliamentary obstructions ahead of the first day of social mobilisation against pension reforms on Thursday. Thursday’s strike…
Commissioner Johannes Hahn expects Vienna will lift its veto against Bulgaria and Romania’s Schengen accession in due time, paving the way for the country to repair its image. In December…
The number of drug shortages hit a new record in 2022, as the number of times a drug was unavailable for at least two weeks was 1,514 times compared to…
The once internationally applauded Finnish education system has failed to evolve and has deteriorated, found a new report published by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture on Thursday. While…
The centre-right will govern Italy for the next 10
When Evie and Gia decided to get married they turned Romania’s hardening discrimination against LGBTQ people on its head. The country is one of the last in the EU where…
The presidential elections campaign is being shaped by the fear of war, with experts noting that former prime minister Andrej Babiš is presenting ex-chairman of the NATO Military Committee Petr…
MOL and its Slovak subsidiary Slovnaft are working on a lawsuit against the government for the new windfall tax, which was approved by the National Council in December which aims…
An estimated €5.6 million per year will be allocated in subsidies for airlines to launch new routes to the capital Ljubljana and increase frequencies on existing services pending approval by…