EU Commission Seeks to Sanction Hungary
The EU Commission recommends only releasing corona aid and subsidies for Hungary when the country implements demands for the rule
Archive for November 2022
A Renewed Emphasis on Bioweapons in Geneva
More than 180 countries want to negotiate more concrete monitoring of biological weapons in Geneva. The corona pandemic’s consequences had
Most Parts of Ukraine Back on Power Grid
Ukrainians have repaired much of the power grid destroyed by Russia. Progress has also been made in the supply of
Women Hold Just Four Out of 36 CEO Positions in Ireland’s Publicly Listed Companies
The fifth annual report of the Balance for Better Business Review Group, published today, reveals that while Irish businesses have
Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia Set for Full Participation as Schengen Area Members
The European Union Justice and Home Affairs Council, under the steer of the Czech Presidency of the Council of the
MEPs to Push For Ambitious Outcome at COP27
An official delegation from the European Parliament is in Egypt this week to participate in the UN Climate Change Conference,
EU Proposes New Euro 7 Standards to Reduce Pollutant Emissions from Vehicles
The EU Commission has presented a proposal to reduce air pollution from new motor vehicles sold in the EU to
Past Eight Years on Track to be Warmest on Record
The past eight years are on track to be the eight warmest on record, according to the World Meteorological Organization’s
250 Metres of Nord Stream Destroyed
Metre-deep craters and a debris field on the seabed: An investigation by the operating company reveals for the first time
Poland is Building a Protective Border to Kaliningrad
Along the border to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, Poland wants to erect a barbed wire barrier. Warsaw suspects that
Russia Suspends Partial Mobilization
Russia’s President Putin has declared partial mobilization over – without an official decree. His defence minister acknowledged initial problems with