Month: December 2021

As the EU-Belarus geopolitical confrontation turns into a humanitarian crisis, the European Commission has agreed to tweak asylum rights and make it easier to return Read more

Nearly two-thirds of citizens in North Macedonia believe that coronavirus was created to control humans, a new study has revealed. Around 65% of respondents said Read more

40 years ago, on June 5, 1981, five cases of pneumonia due to a fungus then called “pneumocystis carinii”, linked to a suppression of the Read more

The French government has welcomed a move by Guernsey to grant 43 fishing licences to French boats, giving them the right to continue operating off Read more

Slovenia has halted the use of the coronavirus vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson over links to extremely rare blood clots. Health minister Janez Poklukar Read more

Brussels has announced plans to raise up to €300 billion to counter China’s infrastructure spending around the world. The money will help poorer countries build Read more

France’s main right-wing political party, the Républicains, will this week choose its candidate for next year’s presidential election. Around 150,000 supporters of the party will Read more

At least four people have been injured after an old aircraft bomb exploded near a Munich train station. German police said the device went off Read more

Consumer prices across the 19 countries that use the euro currency are rising at a record rate as a result of a huge spike in Read more

COVID-19 cases are sweeping Europe once again – here is a breakdown of how each country has reacted to the surge. Measures vary across the Read more

Germany’s next chancellor said on Tuesday that he will back a proposal to mandate coronavirus vaccinations for everybody next year, but that lawmakers should be Read more