Why did the Dutch government collapse?
For months, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte negotiated over a package of measures to reduce the flow of new migrants arriving in the country of nearly 18 million people.
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Why has Threads, Meta’s answer to Twitter, not launched in the EU?
Meta’s fresh new app, Threads, which is expected to become the number one rival of a struggling Twitter under Elon Musk’s leadership, is finally here. If by “here,” you mean pretty much anywhere outside the European Union, that is.
The UK has one of the lowest life expectancies among rich countries. But why?
A damning report has offered an explanation behind why the United Kingdom (UK) has one of the lowest life expectancies among rich nations.
F1 teams seek British govt help with post-Brexit issues
ENSTONE, England : The seven British-based Formula One teams have asked the government to help ease post-Brexit border crossing and permit problems and are hopeful of a solution, Alpine principal Otmar Szafnauer said on Wednesday.
How did Madeira become the EU's poster child for renewable energy?
33% of electricity used on the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira in the first half of 2022 came from renewable energy sources thanks to a project co-funded by the EU.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage 'considering leaving' Britain
Nigel Farage on Thursday said he is "considering leaving Britain" over a spat with his bank, which he claims is motivated by their opposition to Brexit.
Motorsport star Dilano van't Hoff, 18, dead
A teen motorsport star has died following a crash, according to the race's organisers.
Regional security 'deteriorating', says Lithuania's president
Having recently called Wagner troops "serial killers", Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda calls for strengthened security on the Belarusian border. "As I understand, the plan of Lukashenko is to build the necessary infrastructure for 6,000 Wagner fighters. And then the most important question is what’s next?" Nausėda adds: "Nobody knows if it's possible to integrate those fighters again into the regular army of the Russian Federation because of the gap in salaries. So they might be used in Africa, they might be used to strengthen the Belarusian army."