Brussels approves Bulgaria’s Euro currency move
The European Union has officially approved Bulgaria’s accession to the eurozone, paving the way for the country to adopt the euro as its official currency [more…]
Category: Belgium
Kenya charges Belgian teens over 5,000 rare ants
Two Belgian teenagers are awaiting sentencing in Kenya after being arrested with 5,000 ants, a case that has drawn international attention and highlighted emerging trends [more…]
Drug gangs crushed in Europol crackdown
In a sweeping crackdown across Europe, law enforcement agencies have arrested over 230 individuals and dismantled four major drug smuggling networks in a series of [more…]
Banks lobby against EU proposal to redirect interest from frozen Russian assets
In a surprising turn of events, some Western banks are expressing apprehension over the European Union’s proposal to redistribute billions of euros in interest earned [more…]
Ukrainian grain destroyed in Poland amidst farmer protests
In a diplomatic row echoing the tensions of recent weeks, Ukraine has demanded justice from Poland following the destruction of 160 tonnes of Ukrainian grain [more…]
EU urges urgent review of Israel’s actions in Gaza amid growing international concern
In a joint letter published on the Spanish government’s website, the Prime Ministers of Spain and Ireland have called on the European Commission to urgently [more…]
Austria plans to cut Russian gas ties
Austria is eyeing a move to reduce its dependence on Russian gas, but the path ahead is fraught with challenges. The country’s Energy Minister, Leonore [more…]
Germany calls for global cooperation to combat drug trafficking
Germany’s Interior Minister, Nancy Faeser, has urged increased global cooperation to tackle the growing threat of drug trafficking, particularly in the harbors of the Netherlands, [more…]