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09/08/2022  - By European Views

World’s Largest Chocolate Factory, Barry Callebaut Resumes Operation After Salmonella Issues

World’s Largest Chocolate Factory, Barry Callebaut Resumes Operation After Salmonella Issues
08/08/2022  - By European Views

Seaweed Farming in Europe Could Pose a Bright Future

Seaweed Farming in Europe Could Pose a Bright Future
03/08/2022  - By European Views

Archie Batterbee Case: Court Orders Withdrawal of His Life Support System

Archie Batterbee Case: Court Orders Withdrawal of His Life Support System
First Grain Ship Leaves Ukraine

First Grain Ship Leaves Ukraine

01/08/2022  - By Thomas Falk

For the first time in months, a shipload of grain has left the port of Odesa. Ukraine is hoping for high revenues from reopening three ports as part of the grain agreement. For the first time

Spain PM Pedro Sánchez Visits Western Balkan Countries, Expresses EU Membership Support

Spain PM Pedro Sánchez Visits Western Balkan Countries, Expresses EU Membership Support

01/08/2022  - By European Views

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez paid the Western Balkan countries a visit to encourage them to pursue their EU membership. He visited Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visiting Western Balkan Countries to

Russia Announces New Naval Doctrine

Russia Announces New Naval Doctrine

31/07/2022  - By Thomas Falk

Russian President Putin has enacted a new naval doctrine, which will provide hypersonic weapons for ships and an upgrade of Crimea’s status. Russian President Vladimir Putin put a new naval doctrine into effect at a parade

Russia Sanctions Take its Toll Heavily on Europe

Russia Sanctions Take its Toll Heavily on Europe

31/07/2022  - By European Views

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earned the communist country countless sanctions from different several states. In retaliation, President Vladimir Putin cuts the gas supply in answer to the Russian sanctions imposed by “unfriendly countries.” Europe is suffering

Spain Records Second Monkeypox Death

Spain Records Second Monkeypox Death

31/07/2022  - By Thomas Falk

A second death linked to monkeypox infection has been registered in Spain. This was reported by the Ministry of Health in Madrid. The first death in Spain was only confirmed on Friday evening. The Spanish state

Gazprom Shuts off Latvia’s gas Supply

Gazprom Shuts off Latvia’s gas Supply

30/07/2022  - By Thomas Falk

Latvia is no longer receiving gas from Gazprom. The Russian energy company said Latvia had violated acceptance conditions. Latvia had recently declared that it seeks to become independent from Russian gas entirely starting in 2023. The

Gazprom Shuts off Latvia’s gas Supply
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Gazprom Shuts off Latvia’s gas Supply

30/07/2022  - By Thomas Falk

Latvia is no longer receiving gas from Gazprom. The Russian energy company said Latvia had violated acceptance conditions. Latvia had recently declared that it seeks to become independent from Russian gas entirely starting in 2023. The Russian state-owned company Gazprom has completely stopped exporting gas to Latvia. The EU state in the Baltic States has […]

Ukraine Seeks to Mitigate Europe’s Energy Crisis
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Ukraine Seeks to Mitigate Europe’s Energy Crisis

30/07/2022  - By Thomas Falk

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks to make his country the “guarantor of European energy security” through electricity exports. A large part of Ukraine’s energy was not needed because production has come to a standstill amid the war. “We are preparing to increase our electricity exports to consumers in the European Union,” said the head of state […]

Europe Seeks to Diversify Renewable Energy Sources to Achieve Climate Goals
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Europe Seeks to Diversify Renewable Energy Sources to Achieve Climate Goals

27/07/2022  - By European Views

Until now, Russia is not yet done curbing its gas supply across Europe. This is why Europe is diversifying its renewable energy sources. However, the wind and solar energy distribution in the European Union are not advancing sufficiently fast to suffice the global climate objectives because of the stalled permitting system. Achieving the Goal by […]

Gas Pipeline Between Russia and Germany Resumes Operations
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Gas Pipeline Between Russia and Germany Resumes Operations

21/07/2022  - By European Views

The operators of Nord Stream, the twin gas pipelines that bring gas from Russia to Europe via the Baltic Sea, have announced that maintenance work on the pipelines has now been completed and gas transmission has resumed. In a statement in early July, the operators said that they would temporarily shut down both lines of […]

Minting of Croatia Euro Coins Begins
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Minting of Croatia Euro Coins Begins

19/07/2022  - By European Views

Croatia officially begins minting its euro coins today. The Council of the European Union’s made a formal decision on Croatia’s admittance into the eurozone on January 1, 2023. The forging of Croatian euro coins becomes a major activity for the accomplishment of the euro’s introduction and cash replacement. The Start of the Minting Process Republic […]

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Ukraine Won the War in the Late Afternoon of February 25. Regardless of What Happens Next

Ukraine Won the War in the Late Afternoon of February 25. Regardless of What Happens Next

It was the late afternoon of a wintry Friday – February 25, 2022 – when Ukraine won the all-out conventional war that Putin’s Russia had started against it just a day-and-a-half earlier.

29/07/2022  - By European Views
The Destruction Caused by our Addiction to Fossil Fuels is Clearer Than Ever

The Destruction Caused by our Addiction to Fossil Fuels is Clearer Than Ever

Our reliance on fossil fuels bankrolls Putin’s illegal wars and could make our planet uninhabitable. Ukrainians are enduring another day of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of their independent, peaceful nation, and the threat of the loss of their families, homes and lives. In the same week this onslaught began, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s latest […]

26/03/2022  - By Steve Trent
EU Must Stand Firm in Trade Stalemate to Level up Environmental Norms

EU Must Stand Firm in Trade Stalemate to Level up Environmental Norms

Brazil has lashed out at European plans to ban certain kinds of agricultural imports—including beef, soy, palm oil and coffee—which were produced on deforested land, with Brasilia slamming the measures as “myopia” and “trade protectionism”. While it’s undeniable that European farmers are disadvantaged by being required to uphold European environmental codes which products imported from […]

06/01/2022  - By European Views
Parakeet Scream after 16 years: Merkel Has Disappointed Even as EU Owes Her Tons of Gratitude

Parakeet Scream after 16 years: Merkel Has Disappointed Even as EU Owes Her Tons of Gratitude

The Merkel Era, just as grand as it has been tumultuous, has come to a close with a parakeet scream, a pretend one. Or a real one. As the German chancellor of 16 years decided it might be a good idea to release some funny photos of herself with rainbow parakeets, including one in which […]

28/09/2021  - By Ivan Dikov
Nord Stream 2 Saga Ended in Win for Putin, German Business. Did Trump Defend EU’s Interest Better than Germany?

Nord Stream 2 Saga Ended in Win for Putin, German Business. Did Trump Defend EU’s Interest Better than Germany?

Without much fanfare earlier this month, Gazprom, the state-owned Russian energy giant and a powerful geopolitical actor for the Kremlin, announced quietly the completion of the embattled Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline.

24/09/2021  - By Ivan Dikov
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Seaweed Farming in Europe Could Pose a Bright Future

Archie Batterbee Case: Court Orders Withdrawal of His Life Support System

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First Grain Ship Leaves Ukraine

Spain PM Pedro Sánchez Visits Western Balkan Countries, Expresses EU Membership Support

Russia Announces New Naval Doctrine

Russia Sanctions Take its Toll Heavily on Europe

Spain Records Second Monkeypox Death

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