Russia Sanctions Take its Toll Heavily on Europe
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earned the communist country countless sanctions from different several states. In retaliation, President Vladimir Putin cuts
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Europe Seeks to Diversify Renewable Energy Sources to Achieve Climate Goals
Until now, Russia is not yet done curbing its gas supply across Europe. This is why Europe is diversifying its
Gas Pipeline Between Russia and Germany Resumes Operations
The operators of Nord Stream, the twin gas pipelines that bring gas from Russia to Europe via the Baltic Sea,
ECB to Factor Climate Risk into Monetary Policy Operations
The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to take further steps to include climate change considerations
Zelenskyy Confirms Withdrawal From Lysychansk
Despite the Ukrainian army’s withdrawal, the Ukrainian president does not want to give up the city. Russia had previously reported
Putin Reacts to Sweden and Finland Joining NATO
Russian President Putin has accused NATO of “imperial ambitions” because of the planned expansion. Although he has “no issues” with
Scholz Seeks “Marshall Plan” for Ukraine and More at G7 Summit
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has assured Ukraine of the support of the G7 of leading democratic economic powers. The G7
Vienna Named World’s Most Liveable City
The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (The EIU) Global Liveability Index has named Vienna as the world’s most liveable city in 2022.
Kremlin Sees Important Goals Achieved
One hundred days after the start of the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin expressed satisfaction with the course of events.
EU Reaches Compromise on Russian Oil Ban
After lengthy negotiations, the EU heads of state and government have agreed on a partial embargo on Russian oil. It
Turkey Sees Positive Signals in NATO Dispute
There is movement in the dispute between Turkey and the other NATO countries about Finland and Sweden joining the military