France Sees 16,000 New Coronavirus Cases in 1 Day, a New Record
The new grim record comes a day after the central government imposed new restrictions in a dozen large cities across
Archive for September 2020
Will Rome Waste its EU Coronavirus Relief Funds on Ill-advised Renationalisation Projects?
It was inevitable that the coronavirus pandemic would provoke a political shift, as well as some drastic measures to stave
WHO Warns Europe to Brace for Growing Coronavirus Death Toll
The World Health Organization has warned Europe that the continent is likely going to experience an increasing number of deaths
Johnson Accuses EU of Trying to Break Up Post-Brexit UK
The British leader has argued the controversial UK Internal Market Act will protect the territorial integrity of the UK.
Across Europe, Inequality Hangs Over Housing Issues
Recent numbers from the UK underscore just how much first-time British homebuyers rely on financial help from parents and families,
To Revive the European Project, Listen to Gen Z
Political mobilisation via social networks has already proved an effective strategy to tap in the potential of the Gen Z
Arms Maker Calls for EU to Tackle Bulgarian ‘Novitchok’ Case alongside Navalny Poisoning
The investigation of the 2015 Skripal-like poisoning of arms makes Emiliyan Gebrev and two other men has been terminated by
Dutch Research Shows that Big Tobacco Wormed its way Into European Policy yet Again
Fresh research by investigative journalists has revealed that the tobacco industry managed to skirt Dutch government safeguards and infiltrate negotiations
Stigma in Mental Health: the Ultimate Barrier to get Help for 1 in 6 Europeans
Media perpetuates stigma Mental health ambassador from the Netherlands Kees Dijkman says that media tend to write and speak about