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Lots of families will be looking forward to a holiday abroad this October half term with destinations such as Spain, Greece and Turkey top on the list for autumn sunshine. Now that most European countries have eased their Covid restrictions you don’t have to worry about completing complicated forms when travelling.
The International Business Conference "Ukrainian bread, cereals, flour and pasta on the way to the EU" will be held in Lviv (Premier Hotel Dnister, 6, Mateyka St.) on October 27-29. In the course of the event, it is planned to gather more than 200 top managers and owners of flour mills, groats, bakery enterprises and pasta producers, key specialists of the industry and representatives of companies supplying products, equipment and technologies.
Spain could soon introduce a digital nomad visa that would give non-EU nationals the chance to live and work there for up to five years.
Teachers are often hailed as heroes that are to be celebrated, but in many countries, there’s little cause for celebration as teachers are unhappy about their wages and working conditions.
A 50-year-old Russian man has been detained in Arctic Norway with two drones and is suspected of flying the unmanned aerial vehicles somewhere in the country.
We also talk about how to best respond to Moscow’s nuclear threats and how to interpret the Russian foreign minister’s comments on Moscow being open to talks with the West on the war in Ukraine.
The world’s first production-ready solar car, the Lightyear0, will arrive in the UAE early next year, not long after the cars hit the market in Europe at the end of 2022.
The Czech Republic is facing one of the highest annual inflation rates in the European Union, with a 17 per cent increase in the cost of living, caused by the crisis with Moscow. It has revealed the country’s heavy reliance on Russian gas, as prices soar and consumers struggle to pay their bills. Growing poverty has fed into discontent among Czech voters, who are looking to the far-right Freedom and Direct Democracy party (SPD) for answers.