In The Neighborhood - Page 2 of 12

29/04/2022 - By Thomas Falk

The head of the EU border protection agency Frontex, Leggeri, has vacated the post with immediate effect. He has been

03/04/2022 - By European Views

Jadar could have made Serbia billions of dollars richer if not for voiding Rio Tinto’s lithium exploration licences in January.

Our reliance on fossil fuels bankrolls Putin’s illegal wars and could make our planet uninhabitable. Ukrainians are enduring another day

20/03/2022 - By European Views

The world is still faced with the Coronavirus, which continues to mutate for unknown reasons and continues wreaking havoc worldwide.

17/03/2022 - By European Views

A Saharan dust storm envelops Spain and its neighbouring countries. The natural phenomenon is sweeping across Europe, making it hard

28/02/2022 - By Thomas Falk

The first round of Ukrainian-Russian negotiations has ended – apparently without result. Meanwhile, President Putin reiterated his terms for ending

27/02/2022 - By Thomas Falk

Russian troops moved into Kharkiv on Sunday morning – but according to Ukrainian information, they were pushed back. The city

26/02/2022 - By Thomas Falk

After the European Union and Great Britain, the US government has also imposed sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin and

21/01/2022 - By European Views

All eyes are on Ukraine this week as the threat of yet another Russian invasion looms. More than 100,000 Russian

28/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Great Britain tightened its corona entry rules. According to Premier Johnson, all those arriving in the future will have to

15/11/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Oil giant, Royal Dutch Shell, has announced its intention to move its headquarters from the Hague to the UK in