Europe

Farmers growing wheat on their land will receive €256 per hectare in an attempt to stimulate local production in response to rising prices that have even caused bakeries to close down

According to the latest SVT/Novus opinion poll, the Sweden Democrats are now the main challengers to Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson's Social Democrats, currently leading a minority government

Ecopower, a citizen-owned energy cooperative based in Belgium, says it has experienced such an increase in demand that it has had to stop accepting new members

The Montenegrin government led by Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic failed in front of the parliament's no-confidence motion in a vote held in the early hours of 20 August, as announced by the parliament

The country is considering adding small nuclear power plants from 2032, and expects to reduce emissions from 34,2% to 44,4% by 2030

Since 24 February, almost 5,65 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border into Poland according to data released by the Border Guard

80% of Lithuanian households have a personal computer at home this year, down 1% year-on-year

Nearly 45.000 farms will receive aid to mitigate high food production costs with a total of €15 million in allocated funds

The trial in which two Syrian brothers and one of their wives are accused of tentative terrorism attack will be held today at Holbæk District Court; the woman has dual Iraqi-Danish citizenship: the prosecution will aim at depriving her from the latter

As foreseen in the European common procurement contract, 1.400 doses of Monkeypox vaccine have been delivered to the country and they were ordered through HERA, the European Agency for Health Emergency Preparedness and Response