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 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
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
Fortunately, fears that there would be nothing to heat during the winter did not come true. It was not even necessary to limit production in industrial enterprises. The outage of Russian natural gas supplies has been replaced, and the continent has a record full gas reservoirs for this time of year. After last year’s sharp … Read more
“Deutsche Bank has really taken Credit Suisse’s place as the next weak link in the chain, perhaps wrongly,” said analyst David Goebel of Evelyn Partners. The fall in the shares of the European number one thus pulls down the shares of other major European banks as well. What is Deutsche Bank and why is it … Read more
25 mrt 2023 om 11:46Update: 42 minuten geleden Germany and the European Union reached an agreement on Saturday on the ban on the sale of petrol cars. Germany turned against the plan a few weeks ago, which is to take effect in 2035, but is now ceasing its resistance. The sales ban should ban cars … Read more
Daylight savings time has been a topic of discussion for decades, and the European Union (EU) had announced a plan to abolish it back in September 2018. The proposal was met with mixed reactions from member states and citizens. However, since the initial announcement, little has been heard of the plan. What happened to the … Read more
A firefighter’s claim that he should be paid for working 24/7 due to being on call 365 days a year has been rejected by an Australian court. The case has ignited debate about the nature of on-call work and whether employees in certain professions are entitled to be compensated for time spent waiting to be … Read more
Thursday 23 March 2023 23:41 Photo: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Getty Images) The European Union has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia. It is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Twitter Radio Liberty correspondent Rikard Jozwiak. According to journalists, the relevant information was published by the President of the European … Read more
“Taking into account the security and defense interests of all Member States, the European Council welcomes the agreement reached in the Council on the urgent supply of surface-to-surface and artillery ammunition to Ukraine, as well as, if necessary, rockets,” the European Council concluded on Ukraine. At the same time, the ministry clarified that such deliveries … Read more