The EU is betting on nuclear energy – – Ten European countries have expressed confidence that nuclear power will protect European consumers from surges in gas prices. Representatives of ten EU member states are calling for an intensive development of nuclear power to protect against rising energy prices without harming the climate. This is stated … Read more
Photo: Correspondent.net Two power plants in Lebanon stopped work due to fuel shortages – – Two of the country’s largest power plants have shut down. Companies are trying to resolve the situation. The problem is planned to be fixed within two days. All supplies of diesel fuel have been exhausted in Lebanon. The country was … Read more
Photo: Aquilon Forbes predicted an energy crisis for Europe – – The rapid transition to clean energy sources threatens Europe with an energy catastrophe this winter, the newspaper writes. In Europe, the rapid transition to clean energy sources could lead to an energy crisis this winter. About it writes Forbes on Monday October 4th. The … Read more
On the border of Poland and Belarus – – The crisis with illegal migrants, provoked by the Lukashenka regime, can push the EU countries to quickly develop a common policy on refugees, the deputy chairman of the European Commission believes. The migration crisis on the border with Belarus may accelerate the adoption of a common … Read more
Photo: Unsplash The Polish military began to install barbed wire on the Polish-Belarusian border – – Polish troops are building a barbed wire fence to prevent illegal entry of refugees into the country. The Polish military began to install barbed wire at the section of the Polish-Belarusian border in Zubrzyce Wielka to prevent the entry … Read more
The international community is increasingly concerned about the situation in Lebanon, which is experiencing one of the worst economic crises in the world in a century and a half. Lebanese people are on strike again in protest against the dire economic situation and the inability of the ruling elites to form a government for almost … Read more