Europe

The church's right to veto wind turbines could now be revoked, after the Viborg diocese's decision against six wind turbines; the church has the right to object to anything that might disturb the view of a church, if it sits within 3 km

A video, created with high-definition digital systems and showing the sunken flagship "Moskva" crashing into the Kremlin, has gone viral after the sinking of the ship, used as a Ukrainian mockery of Moscow

Around 1 million Norwegians are using the Easter holidays to fix up their homes and gardens; survey shows that only one in ten Norwegians consider climate change when spending money on renovation

SONK unions have not accepted the government's proposal to increase salaries by 10% and have decided to continue the strike in education

The Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters men's tennis tournament, known as the Monte-Carlo Masters, ends today with Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas winning his second title in the tournament

Under BEPS Action 14, jurisdictions committed to implement a minimum standard to improve the resolution of tax disputes between them; Phase 2 peer review monitoring reports have been published for Andorra and other countries

Hellenic Hydrocarbon Resources Management will talk to Greek and foreign investors who have been awarded natural gas exploration rights in northwestern Greece and the west and southwest of the island of Crete to speed up exploration and exploitation

Data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance showed how incomes are concentrated in different districts within large cities, revealing great inequalities; Milan is first both for the number of taxpayers over 75 thousand euros and for average income

The Swiss army has decided to strengthen its cyber defence, with the government aiming to create the technical prerequisites for the digitisation of the troops by equipping them with modern ICT systems

Postal Service, in a vote of Croatian and international enthusiasts, chose as winner of the traditional competition for the best stamp of 2021 a postal block with two stamps entitled 350th anniversary of the death of Petar Zrinski and Fran Krsto Frankopan

The municipal assembly of Budapest approved several measures to help refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine and assured Beregszász (Berehove), Budapest's sister city, of its support

The municipality of Hrastnik, part of a coal-mining region undergoing economic transformation, is now home to Prapretno, the country's largest solar power plant

290 people presented testimonies of their sexual abuse at the hands of the Portuguese Catholic Church before an independent commission, with the victims ranging in age from 15 to 88