Experts at the World Health Organization (WHO) say they are cautiously optimistic that the “acute phase” of the interminable COVID-19 pandemic could be over by July 2022, based
KPMG’s unusual decision to withdraw from all bidding for UK government contracts in the wake of scandals almost too numerous to count is a severe blow to the
As part of the New Green Deal and in line with the development of the circular economy, the European Union is planning to introduce a “digital product passport”
The EU has unveiled its own answer to China’s Belt and Road (BRI) – an ambitious scheme dubbed the ‘Global Gateway’. First mooted by European Commission President Ursula
Central Asia is occupying an increasingly pivotal position in the European Union’s policy planning, in what is a strategic move on Brussels’ part to get its foot in
The continuing international health crisis has fundamentally changed daily life in France, as well as the average citizen’s consumer habits. Key players in retail are keen to answer
The ripples from China’s power crisis have well and truly reached Europe, with the continent’s automotive industry at risk of paralysis due to magnesium shortages. The source
After the diplomatic fallout caused by President Trump’s trade tariffs, the European Union has now reached an agreement with the US to settle some of the key concerns.
According to the makers of France’s beloved Roquefort cheese, something is rotten in the département of Aveyron. Specifically, the prospect of having a bright red label warning consumers
The EU has now given the greenlight on “booster” shots for those over 18, six months after their second shot—a fact which is set to further harm vaccine
