Europe in Flux: The Impact of Dutch Far-Right
Dutch Elections Upend European Dynamics: Unraveling the Surge of the Far Right In a surprising turn of events, the Dutch
Germany Doubles Military Aid to Ukraine Amidst Escalating
In an unexpected turn of events, Germany’s defense minister, Boris Pistorius, made a resounding announcement on Sunday, revealing plans to
Has EU Suspended Aid To Palestine? Exploring Europe’s
Landmark buildings around Europe have lit up with the Israeli flag as governments across the continent convened emergency meetings to
PLD Space’s Reusable Rocket Launch Offers Hope For
Spanish start-up PLD Space launched its reusable Miura-1 rocket early on Saturday from the El Arenosillo Test Centre at the
Ukraine War: ‘Horrifying’ Attack On Hroza Village Leaves
The White House has condemned a “horrifying” attack on a cafe and grocery store in Ukraine’s Hroza Village in Kharkiv
Historic Deal Reached To Share The Burden Of
The EU sealed a historic agreement early on Wednesday morning on how member states will manage a sudden rise in
Armenia-Russia Ties Show Possible Signs Of Strain As
In a move that further strains the country’s relations with its old ally Russia, Armenia’s parliament on Tuesday voted to
Ukrainian militants report death of UK aid worker
It was announced on Friday by a separatist leader and a charity in the United Kingdom that a British humanitarian
Italy’s farm production is endangered because of drought
The drought and inadequate water infrastructure in Italy are putting a third of the country’s agricultural production in danger, and
Coronavirus, the green pass becomes mandatory in Italy
In Italy, the green pass becomes mandatory for many categories of workers. For Walter Ricciardi, Professor of Hygiene at the
