Power outages – is Lithuania at risk?
In the spring, large parts of Spain and Portugal were left without electricity for about ten hours after a power outage, which renewed…
Category: World
Australia to ban children from social media; seeks age verification methods
Australia could use a wide range of technologies to restrict children’s access to social media, but each has its own weaknesses, writes the…
Britain uses drones and dogs to fight the eight-toothed bark beetle
As in continental Europe, forests in Britain are also threatened by the eight-toothed bark beetle – a small but voracious beetle that reproduces…
US confirms Greenland’s right to self-determination
The US ambassador to Denmark, Mark Stroh, has confirmed Greenland’s right to self-determination, after being summoned in connection with alleged influence operations by…
British small businesses: New US customs rules are chaos
British businesses have warned that new customs duties on low-value shipments are causing confusion and could lead to higher prices for their goods,…
Britain, France, Germany move to reimpose sanctions on Iran
As tensions rise over Tehran’s nuclear facilities, Britain, France and Germany have begun work on reinstating significant UN sanctions on Iran that were…
Merz: Zelensky-Putin meeting will not happen
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced that a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will not take place,…
Russia fires rockets at Kyiv; angers European leaders
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has condemned the Ukrainian attack on Kyiv, which has once again destroyed buildings and claimed lives,…
Made-up traditions and housing shortages; Naples is also threatened by mass tourism
The relentless flow of foreign tourists, which should boost the economy, is choking the population of Naples, reducing the number of available housing,…
