France also seeks to ban children from using social networks
French lawmakers will vote on the 21st of July on a law that would ban social networks for children under 15, joining several…
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Britain’s new cabinet – some stay, some leave
Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, wasted no time in showing on his first day that there was more to his carefully crafted…
Rising oil prices could hit Baltic inflation harder if tensions persist, economist warns
Renewed tensions between the United States and Iran have once again raised concerns about a broader conflict in the Middle East, sending oil…
Ukraine protests widespread; Zelensky meets army chiefs
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with some of his army commanders on the 20th of July to try to ease growing discontent with…
Hungary’s OTP Bank to acquire Baltic lender Luminor
Hungary’s OTP Bank is set to enter the Baltic banking market through the acquisition of Luminor Bank, according to a statement published on…
Russian warship conducts maneuvers near the British coast
The Russian warship Neustrashimy conducted artillery training maneuvers 40 nautical miles (about 74 kilometers) south of Plymouth on the 20th of July, writes…
Cloudy skies and widespread rain to continue across Latvia in the coming days
Cloudy weather will persist across Latvia on Tuesday and Wednesday with only occasional sunny intervals, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology…
Estonians use drones to protect pig farms from African swine fever
Hunters in Estonia have started using drones to prevent the spread of African swine fever in domestic pig herds with new techniques, writes…
Ryanair’s profits have fallen; tickets will be “a little cheaper”
As the war in the Middle East continues and causes fuel prices – including jet fuel – to rise sharply, flight prices are…
