In The Neighborhood - Page 7 of 18

09/08/2022 - By European Views

Chocolate lovers, rejoice! After a month and a half of closure, the world’s largest chocolate factory, Barry Callebaut resumes operation

08/08/2022 - By European Views

Seaweed farming is popular in Asian waters and has become a lucrative business. Europe is trying its luck to have

01/08/2022 - By Thomas Falk

For the first time in months, a shipload of grain has left the port of Odesa. Ukraine is hoping for

31/07/2022 - By Thomas Falk

Russian President Putin has enacted a new naval doctrine, which will provide hypersonic weapons for ships and an upgrade of

30/07/2022 - By Thomas Falk

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks to make his country the “guarantor of European energy security” through electricity exports. A large part

19/07/2022 - By European Views

Croatia officially begins minting its euro coins today. The Council of the European Union’s made a formal decision on Croatia’s

29/06/2022 - By Thomas Falk

According to their own statements, the Ukrainian army and the Russian side exchanged a total of almost 300 prisoners. The

24/05/2022 - By Thomas Falk

A high-ranking Russian diplomat at the UN headquarters in Geneva has resigned with sharp words against the Kremlin. President Vladimir

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