China joins EU climate efforts
While Europe is currently facing a fast worsening ‘second wave’ of the coronavirus pandemic, it does not lose out of
Why are protests spreading across Poland against its new Abortion Law
A Thursday court ruling in Poland has banned all the abortions in the European country, excluding those associated with maternal
Europe needs to bridge digital inequalities
The European Parliament (EP) stressed yesterday the need to introduce new measures to bridge digital inequalities. The COVID-19 crisis highlighted
Non-Proliferation Treaty: an EU key priority
The European Parliament announced yesterday the 2020 Review Conference of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty (NPT). The upcoming meeting
Northern Cyprus gets right wing nationalist Ersin Tatar as the presidential election winner
Ersin Tatar, the right wing hardliner nationalist, has emerged as the presidential election winner in Northern Cyprus. The Mediterranean island
Brexit, Johnson ready for the “no-deal”
A no-deal is becoming more and more concrete, a divorce of Great Britain from the European Union without any trade
EU bloc leaders assert that UK must accept Brexit trade terms, astounding No 10
French President Emmanuel Macron led European Union leaders have issued a startling warning to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson of
COVID-19: calls for total closure in the UK
On Tuesday, requests have been made to the British Government to impose a complete new shutdown to contain the coronavirus
EU agrees to impose sanctions on Belarus’ Lukashenko
The European Union on Monday agreed to imposed sanctions on Belarus President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko and other government officials over
Women leading the Belarus Revolution standing firm against Lukashenko
Belarus has been under international spotlight ever since the long-term President Alexander Lukashenko allegedly won the disputed elections in June
