Europe

Berry harvest is being lost due to lack of foreign workers caused by the pandemic

All national newspapers paid tribute to crime reporter Peter De Vries, victim of an assault in the capital Amsterdam and famous for his crucial role in dozens of enquiries

The EU is ready to help Lithuania protect its borders from migrants instrumentally coming in through Belarus: according to the State Border Guard Service, 1716 illegal migrants have arrived in the country since the beginning of the year against 81 in 2020

Serbian sugar producer Sunoko has started work on a €9 million biogas power plant in Vrbas that will provide the annual electricity needs for around 5.000 households

The Aegean Film Festival returns to the Greek islands, starting in Spetses from today until 25 July and continuing in Paros from 30 July to 2 August, with a programme of 77 films and a series of parallel events

The unemployment rate decreased in June and it's now over 1% lower than last year as the latest data from the Swedish Public Employment Service shows

Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein opens its new course with Italian curator Letizia Ragaglia

€50 million have been allocated by the Government to help people affected by the floods that followed the torrential rains, many forced to evacuate their homes

People across the country have been invited to take part in an annual butterfly count over fears they have been affected by bad weather this spring

The Environmental Investment Center (EIC) has opened application for a pilot project implementation of a green hydrogen system in the public transport sector

Greenland to halt all oil exploration despite retreating ice uncovering a potential fortune of oil and minerals; the nuit Ataqatigiit-led government announced it as a "natural step" for the semiautonomous territory that "takes the climate seriously"

The President Vladimir Zelensky established a new insignia “National Legend of Ukraine” for outstanding personal merits in the defence of its independence and development