Surgeon in Austria fined for cutting off wrong limb
A surgeon in Austria has been fined 2 700 euros for amputating the wrong leg to a patient, who has later deceased, British…
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Brussels seeks to have discussion on mandatory vaccination in EU
With many Europeans still unvaccinated against Covid-19, the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed to have a EU-wide discussion on…
Inflation in euro area reaches record 4.9%, highest – in Lithuania
In 19 EU member states, which use the euro currency, the average inflation rate in the past year until November has reached record…
Greece: Senior citizens will be vaccinated or pay fine
Greece has decided to make Covid-19 vaccination a mandatory requirement for people 60 years old and older. The unvaccinated elderly will face a…
Twitter sees change of company’s CEOs
Twitter’s chief executive officer Jack Dorsey has stated that he resigns from the key post in the popular microblogging platform, British public broadcaster…
EC head in Vilnius: Migration crisis has not affected EU unity
In Vilnius, the current migration crisis has been discussed between the highest officials of Lithuania and the European Commission President Ursula von der…
Estonian Covid situation improves
In Estonia, the nationwide Covid-19 indicators have improved sufficiently for the public health level to be lowered to high risk to medium, but…
Poland to cut taxes on fuel, gas and power during high inflation
In Warsaw, the Polish government has announced plans to cut taxes on fuel, gas and power for the coming winter as the high…
Latvian minister committed to completing Rail Baltica’s Riga-Lithuania line by 2026
Latvia is committed to completing the Riga-Lithuania line of Rail Baltica railway project by 2026, said Minister of Transport Tālis Linkaits on 25…
