Ukraine’s Military Modernization Amidst Ongoing Conflict: A Critical Shift in Strategy The Ukrainian armed forces are undergoing a pivotal transformation as they adapt to the challenges posed by Russia’s comprehensive attack. Currently, the brigade stands as the largest unit within the military, comprising around 5,000 soldiers.Though, this structure, rooted in the pre-war era, was designed … Read more
Santorini on Edge as Seismic activity Sparks Earthquake Fears The picturesque Greek island of Santorini, known for its stunning sunsets and whitewashed buildings, is now at the center of growing concerns as a spike in seismic activity has prompted authorities to take emergency measures. Hundreds of residents and tourists are scrambling to leave the island, … Read more
The European Union is poised to introduce a bold new strategy aimed at bolstering its technological and industrial competitiveness. Sandwiched between US President Donald Trump’s “America First” policies and China’s heavy incentives for domestic producers, the EU is set to propose preferential treatment for its own companies in bidding for hi-tech contracts. This move, part … Read more
Belgian Workers See Important Pay Increase in New Year Starting January 1st, 2025, a significant pay raise is on the horizon for hundreds of thousands of Belgian workers. A 3.58% automatic gross salary increase will impact approximately half a million employees across roughly thirty sectors, all under the umbrella of CP 200.this adjustment is based … Read more
Syria’s economy: From $67.5 Billion to $9 Billion in a Decade of Conflict Table of Contents Syria’s economy: From $67.5 Billion to $9 Billion in a Decade of Conflict Rebuilding Syria: A Long and Uncertain Road Ahead What Will Happen Soon? Syria’s Long Road to Recovery: Economic Challenges and Political Uncertainty Understanding the Economic Collapse … Read more
In a heartwarming display of unity, State Councilor Ludwig Schleritzko, a prominent figure in the European community, shared his thoughts on the significance of a cherished Christmas tree. Speaking at a recent gathering, Schleritzko emphasized, “This tree is not merely a festive emblem; it stands as a testament to our collective European heritage.It embodies the … Read more
A working weekend to overcome the stalemate created at the last corner of the negotiations between ITA and Lufthansa with the unions again showing “strong concern” and asking Mef, the only person -shares of the new company, get an urgent meeting. picture of the current situation. The file is in the hands of the director … Read more
The hearings of the candidate commissioners of the second Commission of the Ursula von der Leyenwhich are expected to be completed on November 12. Among the commissioners who will be heard on the very first day, this Monday, is the proposed Greek Commissioner for Transport and Tourism, Apostolos Tzizikostas. The goal is for the new … Read more
carry out of the European Parliament Czech voters sent a total of twenty-one MPs in June, for some it will be a barbecue storm that happens once every five years, while others will experience it for the first time. That is why they are preparing in detail for “the big and shining moment of the … Read more
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects the comments of the European Commission in the annual evaluation of Turkey, as a candidate country for membership, referring to “unfair evaluations”, especially regarding the political criteria and the internal political situation. Much of Ankara’s response to Brussels is devoted to the report’s highlights on Turkey’s relations with … Read more