Two-thirds of UK workers suffering from long COVID treated unfairly: report2023-03-29
Two-thirds of workers in the United Kingdom (UK) suffering long COVID symptoms claimed they were treated unfairly at their workplace, and one in seven had lost their job, said a report released on Monday.

French protests continue over gov't pension reform bill2023-03-29
French protests continue over gov't pension reform bill

Hungarian parliament approves Finland's accession to NATO2023-03-28
The Hungarian parliament on Monday approved legislation allowing Finland to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Traffic in Germany disabled by major strike action2023-03-28
Traffic in Germany disabled by major strike action

Reforms soften blow of Europe's banking crisis but risks remain2023-03-25
Reforms soften blow of Europe's banking crisis but risks remain

NATO bombing of Yugoslavia killed int'l law: Serbian president2023-03-25
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)'s aggression against Yugoslavia 24 years ago marked the death of international law, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday at a commemoration event in the city of Sombor, where the first bomb fell in 1999.

UK Parliament approves new Brexit deal for N. Ireland2023-03-23
The United Kingdom's (UK) Parliament passed a key part of the government's new post-Brexit trade deal on Northern Ireland on Wednesday despite opposition from the region's major unionist party.

Controversial munitions for Ukraine spark fears2023-03-23
The United Kingdom has decided to send battle tanks and armor-piercing ammunition containing depleted uranium to Ukraine, while the United States announced on Tuesday that it will speed up its delivery of tanks, moves that Russian President Vladimir Putin said will elicit a strong response.

Low birth rates problematic for ageing EU population: Spanish expert2023-03-21
The average age of the European population has gone up by 2.5 years in the past decade, according to Eurostat data published recently.

French gov't survives no-confidence vote, pension reform bill adopted2023-03-21
French gov't survives no-confidence vote, pension reform bill adopted

Demonstrators call for France's withdrawal from NATO in Paris2023-03-20
Thousands of demonstrators called over the weekend for France's withdrawal from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and an immediate halt to arms deliveries to Ukraine.

U.S., Europe in bank turbulence, triggering fears globally2023-03-20
U.S., Europe in bank turbulence, triggering fears globally

UBS to buy Credit Suisse: Swiss gov't2023-03-20
Credit Suisse will be taken over by Swiss banking giant UBS, the Swiss federal government said on Sunday.

French gov't faces no-confidence vote over forced pension reform2023-03-18
Two no-confidence motions had been filed by Friday afternoon against the French government led by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, who forced passage of the controversial pension reform bill without a vote in the National Assembly.