In The Neighborhood - Page 6 of 13

18/11/2020 - By European Views

Russian President Vladimir Putin is a step closer to being granted immunity from prosecution after the lower house backed a

13/11/2020 - By European Views

Protesters are urging Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to step down from office after inking a deal with Russia to

06/11/2020 - By European Views

Russian lawmakers are considering the passage of a bill that would give presidents a lifelong immunity from prosecution beyond their

04/11/2020 - By European Views

The University of Oxford was hoping to present within the year the results of its late-stage trial on a potential

01/11/2020 - By European Views

The United Kingdom (UK) has put England on another lockdown as it saw coronavirus cases breach past the one-million mark.

13/10/2020 - By European Views

The European Union (EU) was poised to win the right to slap worth $4-billion of tariffs on American goods in

15/08/2020 - By Ivan Dikov

In a tweet after the teleconference, EU Foreign Policy High Representative Josep Borrell said the meeting had been “good and

15/05/2020 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have today become the first EU nations to open their borders to each other’s citizens as

16/03/2020 - By Joanna Eva

In a shortened plenary session last week, several MEPs hit back at pressure from Turkey while calling for an update

07/03/2020 - By Ivan Dikov

Over 1,700 migrants landed on Lesbos and four other Greek islands in the Aegean from Turkey over the past week.

24/02/2020 - By Joanna Eva

Italy has put 50,000 people in ten northern towns on lockdown in an effort to contain Europe’s first major coronavirus