Europe

A group of independent experts established by the United Nations Human Rights Council to examine violations of the rights of Africans and persons of African descent by law enforcement agencies will visit Sweden from 31 October to 4 November 2022

There is a lack of space within cemeteries, criticality growing due to the increase in population and because the need to address the principle of perpetuity of concessions of cemetery spaces, prior to 2010, remained unfulfilled

After an alleged Ukrainian drone attack at Russia’s Black Sea Fleet ships, the country will immediately suspend its implementation of a UN-brokered grain deal that has allowed the export of 9 million tons of grain from Ukraine keeping global prices at bay

The Cea and the UsdA agreed that the minimum wage will increase with inflation, as long as it "remains around 5%", as explained by the employer representative, Iago Andreu

Peat industry enterprises increased the export of peat-based fuel products by 2,3 times in the January-September 2022 period

Tuzla International Airport is preparing for the arrival of Europe's largest low-cost airline, RyanAir, which will start flyghts from the beginning of November, boosting the scarce links of the country

Thousands of protesters gathered in Prague to honour two gay men shot dead outside a popular bar in Bratislava

Greek Air Force fighter jets will fly over the Thessaloniki area ahead of the commemoration of the national holiday on 28 October, 'Ochi Day', commemorating Greece's rejection of an Italian ultimatum and its entry into the Second World War

Luxembourg's statistics agency said the country could face a recession after GDP contracted in the second quarter of 2022 compared to the first, with economic output falling 0,5% in the second quarter

76% of Poles are in favour of accepting refugees from Ukraine; the same percentage believe that the Russian invasion of Ukraine poses a direct threat to Poland's security, according to the CBOS pollster's study

After weeks of pressure from the EU, which claimed the country was fuelling an increase in the number of migrants entering the bloc, the Belgrade authorities blocked visa-free travel from Tunisia and Burundi

If government doesn't decide on its revocation by 2/11, Italy-Libya Memorandum will be renewed for another three years; more than 40 organisations are calling on Italy and Europe to acknowledge their responsibilities and not to renew agreements with Libya