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The Philippines’ maritime schools need experienced teachers to comply with international safety guidelines and update their curriculum.

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The Philippines’ maritime schools need experienced teachers to comply with international safety guidelines and update their curriculum.

The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) stated that the country’s maritime schools are in demand for experienced teachers. The Philippines could be at risk of losing European Union jobs for Filipino seafarers due to the lack of international safety guidelines in maritime education in the country. While the European Union has recognized the improvements made … Read more

Europe’s Taiwan policy: Diplomatically opportune due to Borrell’s cancelled visit to Beijing?

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Europe’s Taiwan policy: Diplomatically opportune due to Borrell’s cancelled visit to Beijing?

In a latest development, the European Union’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, has called off his visit to China, which was scheduled for late March. This move is being labeled as diplomatically opportune, especially amid rising tensions over Taiwan. The decision comes amidst calls from European leaders for the bloc to take a stronger stance … Read more

EU Commission’s “Next Generation EU” Fund Faces Unforeseen Costs Due to Interest Rate Turnaround

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EU Commission’s “Next Generation EU” Fund Faces Unforeseen Costs Due to Interest Rate Turnaround

The project was bold, but they got there: When the pandemic hit people in Europe, the EU Commission took on large-scale debt on the financial markets for the first time. “Next Generation EU“She christened the pot set up in 2021, which has become known as the Corona reconstruction fund. It now contains 807 billion euros, … Read more

Austria is lagging behind in the fight against child poverty

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Austria is lagging behind in the fight against child poverty

While Austria sees itself as a welfare state and a slogan of “the world’s best healthcare system” has been propagated for years, experts see the situation differently, at least when it comes to children and young people, if not otherwise. Klaus Vavrik, pediatrician and head of the Outpatient Clinic for Developmental and Social Paediatrics in … Read more

Spain Celebrates ‘Picasso Year’ with Exhibitions and Cultural Activities Across the Globe

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Spain Celebrates ‘Picasso Year’ with Exhibitions and Cultural Activities Across the Globe

MÁLAGA, 8 (EUROPA PRESS) For the mayor of Málaga, Fracisco de la Torre, he is perhaps “the most famous artist of all time” and in a message on his social networks he wanted to recall how “thanks to its international notoriety the Málaga brand took off”. A “genius from Malaga and universal creator who will … Read more

President of China’s Reception of Macron Compared to Putin Sparks Outcry

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President of China’s Reception of Macron Compared to Putin Sparks Outcry

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Activists on social media shared pictures of Chinese President Xi Jinping receiving French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, which sparked interaction. Activists highlighted the huge table at which the Chinese president received European officials, which they likened to the large table at which … Read more

Europe’s Demographic Trends: A Grim Future for Younger Workers?

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Europe’s Demographic Trends: A Grim Future for Younger Workers?

Ireland, popularized as “Emerald Isle,” is known worldwide for its picturesque landscapes, lively culture, and warm hospitality. However, beneath its stunning beauty lies an undeniable reality that affects not only the country but also the rest of Europe. Demographic experts have been warning for years about Europe’s growing demographic crisis, and Ireland is certainly not … Read more

Chinese ambassador to EU clarifies country’s relationship with Russia

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Chinese ambassador to EU clarifies country’s relationship with Russia

China’s ambassador to the European Union said critics had misinterpreted his country’s relationship with Russia. Fu Kong gave an interview to The New York Times shortly before French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen left for a three-day visit to China. European leaders are trying to balance their close trade … Read more

Spain’s Efforts to Combat Precarious Work: A Successful Model for Europe?

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Spain’s Efforts to Combat Precarious Work: A Successful Model for Europe?

Spain has long been struggling with the issue of precarious work, with a majority of people working in temporary, part-time or low-paid jobs without security or benefits. However, in recent years, the Spanish government has been taking steps to address this problem and improve working conditions for all. From introducing new labor laws to implementing … Read more

Mussolini’s Granddaughter Hosts Wine Tasting as a Response to Proposed Irish Alcohol Labeling Plan.

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Mussolini’s Granddaughter Hosts Wine Tasting as a Response to Proposed Irish Alcohol Labeling Plan.

Rachele Mussolini, the granddaughter of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, has caused controversy by holding a wine-tasting event in response to Ireland’s plan to introduce plain packaging and warning labels for alcohol products. The event, held in Rome, was attended by members of Italy’s far-right party and hailed as a celebration of Italy’s wine industry. The … Read more