How can the European Union tackle ‘brain drain’?
Brain drain is the outflow of skilled workers in search of better wages or better living and working conditions.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk meet President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in surprise visit to Lviv
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has reaffirmed Warsaw’s commitment to Ukraine’s support as it continues to fend off Russia’s invasion. The Polish premier made a surprise visit to the Ukrainian city of Lviv on Tuesday where he met President Zelenskyy.
Organizers of European Super League have new plans to create rival to Champions League
Organizers of a breakaway European Super League have revealed new plans to create a rival to the Champions League.
Sakharov laureate González promises return to Venezuela 'by land, air or sea'
Venezuela opposition dissident Edmundo González Urrutia walked unsteadily down the corridors of the European Parliament on Tuesday after receiving the Sakharov prize, but remained firm of purpose on returning to Venezuela after 10 January, saying you don't go to war "with fear".
EU’s threatened corporate due-diligence rowback raises ‘deep concerns’ from left
A prospective U-Turn on landmark EU corporate supply-chain rules is raising “deep concern” among centre-left MEPs, potentially endangering the centrist coalition recently mustered by President Ursula von der Leyen to secure a second term, according to a letter seen by Euronews.
European Super League looks to relaunch as Unify League
The promoters of the European Super League have contacted UEFA and FIFA to seek official recognition for its new competition.
Facebook owner Meta hit with €251m in fines for 2018 data breach
Ireland's Data Protection Commission issued the penalties after wrapping up its inquiry into the breach, when hackers gained access to user accounts by exploiting bugs in the platform’s code that allowed them to steal digital keys, known as “access tokens.”
Hooked on salmon: EU-backed efforts to protect Sweden's threatened wild species
The number of wild salmon in the rivers of northern Sweden goes up and down year to year, it’s notoriously hard to predict. Still, the chance to catch this mighty fish has been attracting anglers from around the world ever since Sweden brought its wild salmon populations back from the edge of extinction a few decades ago. So how did Northern Sweden manage to preserve its wild salmon when many other regions couldn't?