Category : Living in Europe

Sefcovic says EU stands united behind Northern Ireland

European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic stated on October 13 the UK authorities ought to interact with European Union earnestly on the bloc’s package deal of enhanced alternatives. “With these proposals, I consider we could possibly be with...

EU mulls technical assistance to Moldova amid Russian gas shortage crisis

The European Union is in search of methods to help Moldova following a provide shortage of pure fuel and the absence of a brand new power cope with Russian fuel monopoly Gazprom, a European Commission supply informed New Europe. “The Fee is taking a...

Interview with Ukrainian filmmaker Valentyn Vasyanovych: The horrors of modern warfare in Eastern Europe come to life on the screen

New Europe spoke with Ukrainian director Valentyn Vasyanovych, who was back on the Venice Film Pageant, together with his new film Reflection. Like his 2019 drama, Atlantis, which gained Greatest Picture in the Horizons section and was nominated for...

The need for trilateral cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

A coercive China and a nuclear North Korea are peripherally affecting the U.S.’ security pursuits in the Indo-Pacific. With more and more well-developed power derived from financial progress and political stability, Beijing has emerged as a worldwid...

Responsible deployment of wind to help energy transition in France

Wind power is indispensable for a profitable power transition in France and it brings further advantages to citizens, WindEurope CEO Giles Dickson advised the 11th Colloque Nationwide Éolien in Paris, organised by France Énergie Éolienne, on October...

EU-US mobilise further support for Global Methane Pledge

Ahead of the UN climate summit in Glasgow, European Union Government Vice-President Frans Timmermans, who leads the EU’s international negotiations on climate, and Particular Presidential Envoy for Local weather John Kerry hosted on October 11...

Contemplating the legacy of Babyn Yar

Over two days, beginning on September 28, 1941, Kyiv’s Jews have been gathered up underneath the pretense that they have been to be resettled. There, in what was then the sting of the town, however now minutes away from the town’s middle, at a...

Political opportunism as a barrier to free trade

The EU has a posh ratification course of in relation to the enforcement of bilateral free trade deals. The Commerce and Sustainable improvement agreements, during which Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) are included, require the lively involvement of each...

Defense pacts and energy in the Eastern Mediterranean

The Greeks have finally come to the belief that regardless of a period of relative calmness Turkey shouldn't be about to abandon its assertive conduct in the East Med. As well as, face-to-face negotiations have not gone anyplace and it is turning int...

Akuo and Mirova activate 3 wind power plants in Poland

Paris-based Akuo, an unbiased international renewable power power producer and developer, announced on October 13 the activation of three wind energy crops in Poland, in partnership with Mirova, an funding management company 100% devoted to sustainab...

Integration or isolation for the EU?

Last week, European Fee President Ursula von der Leyen visited Albania and different Western Balkan nations. Her fundamental political message was that the future of our nations is inside the European Union. Relating to Tirana and Skopje, she stated...

EU Commission toolbox of measures to tackle high energy prices

The European Commission proposed on October 13 a package deal of measures to assist defend European shoppers from the storm of rising power prices. The Fee stated it adopted a Communication on Power Prices, to deal with the distinctive rise in intern...

Athens rocked by Biden’s nomination of political operative

After an prolonged interval of uncertainty over who can be tapped, on October 8 US President Joe Biden introduced his intention to appoint influential Democratic fundraiser George Tsunis to be his envoy to Greece. The Tsunis case is controversial fo...

Is the EU ready to protect its food supply chains?

The EU’s inner market commissioner Thierry Breton conducted a tour of Japan and South Korea final week, in a bid to strike up partnerships for the event of a European microchips and semiconductor business. The visits come in the wake of the announcem...

Western powers’ new plan for Afghanistan: Flood it with dollars?

The Taliban is getting many suitors recently. It's removed from the “pariah” that the Biden Administration thought it was destined to be. Through the previous month alone, the Taliban acquired six suitors from the region and past offering courtship —...