Russia accuses Norway of Arctic blockade and threatens reprisals
Moscow accused Norway on Wednesday of blocking the transit of goods to Russians living in the Norwegian Arctic archipelago of Svalbard and threatened Oslo with retaliation.
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Vladimir Miholjevic says his Bahrain Victorious team are '100% transparent' following Europol raids
Bahrain Victorious boss Vladimir Miholjevic has blasted the police raids on his team and demanded why they are happening just days before the Tour de France. Riders and staff were searched on Monday by the European Union Agency for Police Cooperation (Europol), with the Grand Depart beginning in Copenhagen on Friday. Ad/> The activity has cast a shadow over the start of the 109th edition of the race, but Miholjevic — whose team were also searched during the 2021 Tour — claims his organisation has nothing to hide.
From speed limits to mandatory helmets: How countries in Europe are changing their e-scooter rules
Love them or hate them, electric scooters have become something of a fixture in many European countries.
'EU candidate status is a kind of anti-depressant pill': Albanian PM Edi Rama
Rama has become increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress on his country’s EU membership bid: first threatening to not come to the meeting then announcing afterwards that the process was being "kidnapped" by the Bulgarian veto over his country's and North Macedonia's accession process.
Roe v. Wade overturned: US Supreme Court ends constitutional right to abortion
Meanwhile, an American tourist who needed an emergency abortion found herself stuck in Malta, where the procedure is illegal. Annette Young talks to Dr Isabel Stabile, a pro-choice gynaecologist about what it means for women living in the only EU country to ban abortion under any circumstances.
Europe needs to keep carbon neutraility goals, despite countries returning to coal, says Sinkevičius
Europe faces a mountain of challenges in the coming years concerning climate change. The task at hand becomes more and more arduous when we consider the war in Ukraine having a knock-on effect on energy prices, inflation and the cost of living, with many Europeans feeling the strain.
Bottom trawlers: Engines of marine destruction
Our journey begins in the port of Almeria, in Andalusia, where we go on board "El Monguio", a trawling vessel. José Maria Gallart, the vice-president of the Spain Fisheries Confederation, speaks proudly of a fishing practice deeply anchored in the local culture.
Ukrainians have the right to work in Europe - but how difficult is it to find a job?
Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s war in their country have the right to live and work in the EU for up to three years.