Guadeloupe: Angry protesters occupy legislature over COVID rules
Guadeloupe On Thursday, protesters angry over Covid-19 restrictions and vaccine rules occupied Guadeloupe’s regional legislature. While the Regional Council was in
Energy crunch across Europe escalates with soaring power and gas prices
Russia Extensive energy crisis across European continent is adding to the woes of people with approaching harsh winter, and little
Europe gears for Omicron ‘storm’
Vienna The World Health Organization’s European head, Hans Kluge, has cautioned countries of the spike in cases linked to COVID-19’s
New Covid jabs promote vaccination drive in Germany amid cases surge
Germany The government of Germany will be approving new Covid jabs which will mostly make people come forward to receive
UK’s Boris draws ire for lockdown gatherings
UK A picture of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and more than a dozen people having wine in his Downing
Police arrest former PM Robert Fico ahead of rally for breaking COVID protocols
Slovakia Former Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico was arrested on Thursday before a rally for allegedly breaking Covid-19 protocols.
China Fumes As Lithuania Cuts Diplomatic Ties To Side With Taiwan
Lithuania Lithuania and China have strained relations over Taiwan so much so that the European nation has now pulled out
EU warns Moscow against invading Ukraine
Moscow The European Union (EU) has warned Russia to gear up for additional sanctions if Moscow doesn’t decide against invading
Belarus’s Lukashenko regime sentences opposition leader Tikhanovsky for 18 years jail term
Belarus Belarus’s authoritarian regime led by President Alexander Lukashenko has sentenced Sergei Tikhanovsky for a jail term of 18 years
UK, EU and Norway ink agreement on fishing catch limits
Britain On Friday, Britain inked a trilateral agreement with the European Union and Norway on fishing catch limits for 2022.
