Europe

The final statement of the International Roundtable on Vaccination - organized by the Pontifical Academy for Life among others - stresses the necessity of working together against mistrust and pro-coverage, despite differences on other subjects

A US$19 million grant has been awarded by Japan to strengthen the Inspectorate General for Emergency Situations

Austrian photovoltaic manufacturer Fronius is installing its first Solhub in the country, a solar hydrogen station that produces, stores and uses green hydrogen, with the help of solar panels, that can produce enough to fill 16 cars per day

An innovative robotic system for extreme conditions, with great potential for multi-purpose use in the defense sector, has been recently launched by Croatian company DOK-ING

This summer umbrellas and sun loungers are free of charge on 10 beaches of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast

The European Commission has approved a €8 million Greek programme to support film distributors and cinemas affected by the pandemic and restrictive measures imposed by the government

First country in Europe to drop all domestic restrictions on Covid-19

The municipality of Schaan and the Liechtenstein Football Association will invest 27 million in a completely renovated athletics facility on the Rheinwiese in Schaan

The Government will reimburse up to 100% of losses to companies affected by the tornado occurred on June 24

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje launched the campaign for the elimination of violence against women in politics; according to a survey, 65% of female politicians have experienced some form of violence, and are in many cases victims of colleagues

Brussels public night buses ‘Noctis’, which run on 11 routes on Friday and Saturday between midnight and 3:00 AM, will return to service tonight after over a year of disruption

National short track speed skating team, men and women, has completed the second summer training in Bormio, Italy, in view of medal chances at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics

Two local activists who are raising concerns about hydroelectric power plants in a nature conservation area in western Decan have been supported by Amnesty International, which has called for defamation suits against them to be withdrawn