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
Is the vaccine passport really a good idea
In Europe, the idea of granting benefits to travelers who have been vaccinated is gaining ground. However, the idea of
Coronavirus, Europe introduces “red zones” and new restrictions
New restrictive measures to limit non-essential travel within the Union. Introduction of mandatory tests on departure and quarantine on arrival
The effects of Brexit: products not allowed at
The effects of Brexit: Netherlands border agents confiscated yesterday all the ham and cheese sandwiches an English gentleman arriving by
Digital revolution. China-US tensions, an opportunity for Europe?
Digital revolution: UNCTAD, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, recently compared the development between the financial crisis of
How various European nations are faring in their
Vaccination Drives: As countries are racing towards vaccinating their population against Covid-19, Europe is off to a sluggish start, even
Amid vaccine and new restrictions, Coronavirus continues to
Coronavirus continues: “The EU has reached an agreement with Pfizer BioNtech to have another 300 million doses of the vaccine
