Danish justice minister visits Kosovo prison set to receive 300 inmates from Denmark
The deal, which was originally signed in 2021, only became a treaty earlier this year when it was approved by Kosovo’s parliament. Read More
Six EU countries call for tough DSA action against platforms like Shein, Temu
Germany, Austria, Poland, Denmark, the Netherlands and France call for a unified approach in enforcing EU-standards in e-commerce. Read More
New Swedish law enables government funding for babysitting grandparents
Parents in Sweden can now transfer paid parental leave days to people who are not a legal guardian, including grandparents and friends. Read More
Portugal to use €500 million from European funds for wildfire recovery
Portugal has received authorisation from the European Commission to access €500 million from cohesion funds to help cover the damage caused by the fires. Read More
What lobbying footprint does Big Oil have on EU climate policy?
Two new reports have claimed to show just how much influence fossil fuel company lobbying has on EU climate policymaking. Read More
NATO trains countries to respond to cyber attacks on renewables
Since Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, energy companies providing alternatives to fossil fuels have increasingly come under attack. Read More
Pope Francis begins tour through heart of Europe to promote peace and boost his dwindling flock
With church attendance in decline and child abuse scandals still live, the pontiff has arrived in Luxembourg to try and raise morale. Read More
Kremlin says changes to nuclear doctrine are a ‘warning’ to the West
The revision of Moscow’s nuclear doctrine, announced on Wednesday, seemed to significantly lower the threshold for the possible use of Russia’s nuclear arsenal. Read More
Europeans are dining out earlier as ‘early-bird’ habits rise in post-pandemic era
A study conducted in 16 countries shows that people are now dining out earlier than in 2019, with new data indicating a growing trend in “early-bird” habits. Read More
NATO trains countries to respond to cyber attacks on renewables
Since Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, energy companies providing alternatives to fossil fuels have increasingly come under attack. Read More