Ribera Advocates for ‘Favorable’ Tax Policies on Electricity

The British Prime Minister, noted for purchasing a field in Surrey so his mother could care for rescue donkeys, likely understands the importance of preserving animal welfare in Britain.
Edie Bowles, executive director at The Animal Law Foundation, emphasized the importance of maintaining high animal welfare standards post-Brexit. She stated that any agreements should allow the UK to enhance these

Brussels (dpa) – Nearly 1,000 employees affected by the layoffs at Goodyear in Germany will receive over three million euros in EU support for job searching. The funds from the EU Globalization Fund (EGF) will be used for initiatives such as career counseling, further training, and business start-up assistance, according to a proposal from the EU Commission. The layoffs are a result of the closure

Kortemark (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A man in his thirties fell into a silo from a truck at a metal construction company in Kortemark this morning. Emergency services rushed to the scene.
A special fire department rescue team had to be dispatched to the scene to remove him from his dangerous position because the hole he fell into is barely five feet wide. After being hurt, he was brought to

“This manbaby was not feeling it. … He was gonna pigeonhole the conversation into only things that he wanted to discuss, and anything else was gonna be shut down, because that’s what free speech, I guess, looks like to him,” Crockett said.
She laughed: “There was a little bit of drama, and somehow it did not involve me or Swalwell.”
The contentious London meeting follows the U.S. delegation’s vis

The ninth edition of Zâ Fest commenced with a blend of art, history, and music, maintaining its tradition as a festival that brings together the most distinctive voices from Albania and the Western Balkan region in a vibrant exchange between tradition and modernity.
With the backing of the European Union, this festival continues for the ninth consecutive year as a model of cultural diplomacy, whe

Many know her for her courage and resilience, but before being a global symbol, Nasrin Sotoudeh is a woman speaking with hope in the heart of darkness. A renowned lawyer, writer, and human rights activist, Nasrin Sotoudeh is remembered not so much for her prestigious international awards, but for her unwavering resistance to tyranny and her defense of the most vulnerable and voiceless in Iran’s co

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Brussels (Belgium) – A new system will compile a centralized file containing the names, passport numbers, fingerprints, and photos of all non-EU nationals traveling to Europe for short stays.
“This will enhance our ability to monitor who is entering and leaving the EU,” stated Magnus Brunner, the European Commissioner for Migration.
The rollout of this system, which has been under c

The selection committee stated Wednesday that the process was complete, and they couldn’t legally revise their choice of Tsyvinskyi, despite government demands. They emphasized that the cabinet lacks legal authority to reject their nominee, accusing it of violating the law.
At its Wednesday meeting, the last before the July 31 deadline to appoint Tsyvinskyi expired, the Cabinet once again re

De Pinte (Eurotoday) – A 58-year-old father from De Pinte has been arrested and placed under electronic monitoring by the judge in an ongoing domestic violence investigation.
His 33-year-old son is still in serious condition after being hurt in the event. The office of the public prosecutor declared that the suspect was not permitted to leave his residence.
The investigating judge has discharged

“The heavy rains, widespread floods, and high levels of displacement all increase the risk of cholera transmission, endangering children’s lives,” said UNICEF Regional Director for West and Central Africa, Gilles Fagninou.
Cholera is an acute diarrheal infection caused by consuming food or water contaminated with bacteria. It can be treated with oral rehydration solutions and an