Germany’s new government plans to attract 400,000 new skilled workers from abroad to the country every year, according to Chrisian Deurr, Parliamentary Leader of the
Protests took place in several key cities around Europe yesterday, 22 January 2022, for citizens to voice their disapproval of Covid measures put in-place by
As Ukraine has fallen victim to a significant cyber-attack, the European Union has announced that they will respond in-kind with Ukraine against its aggressors, according
Bulgaria’s new government passed a bill to abolish their citizenship by investment, or ‘golden visa’ scheme, according to reports. The golden visa scheme is a
RyanAir will be suspending 33% of its January international flights for a three-week period, according to a RyanAir spokesperson’s announcement of the decision. According to
There will be fundamental changes made to the European Union’s Digital Covid Certificate, according to an update to the Certificate’s page on the European Commission’s
Lithuania’s President, Gitanas Nauseda, said that it was a ‘mistake’ to allow Taiwan to open an office for the representatives in Vilnius under their own
France has officially taken over the Presidency of the Council of Europe from 23:00 GMT on 1 January 2022. What this means is that France
Finland is once again imposing border controls against all other Schengen Member States, according to an announcement made by the Finnish Ministry of Interior. The
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) President and CEO has come out in opposition to travel restrictions being once again rampant in Europe in