37 years after Chernobyl, fear still prevails
The participants of the ceremony also laid flowers at the monument of firefighters, who died while extinguishing the radioactive fire at the
Iran’s ‘retaliatory’ sanctions target EU, British individuals, entities
The sanctions, covering one entity and 11 individuals from the EU and three British entities and six persons, include visa issuance and
European Parliament adopts key laws to reach 2030 climate target
The CBAM will be phased in from 2026 until 2034 at the same speed as the free allowances in the EU ETS
Erdogan wants new constitution for Turkey
Erdogan says the new constitution will embrace the dreams of Turkish citizens. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that his country
EU’s population projected to drop by 6% by 2100
The proportion of children and young people (aged 0 to 19 years) in the total population is projected to decrease from 20
Highest-ever EU trade deficit recorded in 2022
The lowest share of intra-EU exports was reported in Cyprus (26 per cent of its total exports)…reports Asian Lite News In 2022,
EU Foreign Policy chief condemns detention of journalist
“We are deeply concerned by the troubling reports that Evan Gershkovich, an American citizen, has been detained in Russia,” Karine Jean-Pierre said
EU envoys plant mangroves in Abu Dhabi
The visit to Jubail Mangrove Park highlighted the importance of collective efforts in protecting and restoring mangrove ecosystems to mitigate climate change
EU agrees €2 bn ammunition plan for Ukraine
Kyiv had urged the EU to send it more ammunition, saying that its forces had resorted to rationing firepower as they try
EU, US, Japan central banks join hands to keep dollars flowing
Market turmoil triggered by the second and third biggest bank failures in US history earlier this month is threatening to make it