Europe

Espoo will draw up a roadmap by the end of 2023 to promote biodiversity recovery in the growing city and achieve the roadmap's biodiversity targets by 2035

Czech health insurance for foreigners is under scrutiny by the EU, after an amendment to the law on health insurance for foreigners was passed last year

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia 'could go on for years', but Berlin will continue to support Kiev to the end, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said

Budapest will not negotiate further EU sanctions against Russian energy - stated Foreign Minister Szijjarto - as there are no alternative supplies from Moscow

The country opens 100 vaccination centres following an increase in monkeypox cases, with 1.700 cases already registered and 6.000 people already vaccinated

Croatian soccer player Šime Vrsaljko, who made his debut with Croatia in 2011 playing 52 international matches, has retired from international football

Over 80 events a day, until today, under the banner of fantasy were held at San Marino Comics, which started on Friday in its 9th edition

Officials are drawing up plans for a special international tribunal led by Andrii Smirnov, deputy head of Ukraine's presidential administration, to investigate Russia's alleged 'crime of aggression' for the invasion of sovereign territory

Local officials need to be more proactive in decision-making and work harder, President Lukashenko said, emphasising "if someone is not willing, we will force them, if someone does not know how to do it, we will teach them"

President Vladimir Putin reportedly signed a decree to increase the size of the Russian armed forces from 1,9 million to 2,04 million, increasing the size of the Russian armed forces by 137.000