EasyJet issues warning to holidaymakers travelling to Italy
EasyJet has warned passengers travelling to Italy this June of longer waits at airports. The airline has urged holidaymakers to “allow extra time for their journey”.
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HRI 'shocked' at RTÉ revelations on equine industry
Horse Racing Ireland has said it will actively support any Department of Agriculture or garda investigation following revelations by RTÉ Investigates into the Irish and European equine industries.
EU Policy. Meloni attempt to dilute G7 abortion declaration ires diplomats
Negotiations over the final declaration wording of the G7 summit - which will be held in Italy from today until Saturday - are underway, but members of the group of rich nations are at odds over a sidebar clause on abortion rights, sources have told Euronews.
Germany Braced For Euro 2024 Kick-Off With France, England The Favourites
Euro 2024 kicks off on Friday in Germany as the continent's footballing heavyweights prepare to fight it out over the next month with the aim of taking the crown away from reigning champions Italy. Germany play Scotland in the opening game in Munich and the host nation are hoping their journey will continue all the way to the final in Berlin on July 14. It is the first time the country has hosted a major men's international tournament since the 2006 World Cup, and it is a mouth-watering setting after the underwhelming nature of the last European Championship.
Albania, Cyprus, Ireland: Europe’s best non-Schengen countries for when you’ve used up your 90 days
Planning a year out to explore Europe? The ‘90-day’ rule is likely to catch you out: it stipulates that non-EU nationals with a valid visa can only enter Schengen Area countries for a total of 90 days in a 180-day period.
EU to slap extra tariffs on Chinese electric cars in a bid to close competition gap
China-made battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will soon be subject to import tariffs when they are brought into the European Union's borderless market, where demand for these environmentally-friendly products has soared in recent years.
IKEA in the spotlight: Flatpack furniture linked to ‘systematic destruction’ of Romanian forests
IKEA has been accused of contributing to the rapid deterioration of Romania’s biologically rich forests.
'I start from a big, red alarm' - Enrico Letta urges radical EU single market shake-up
"I start from a very red, strong red alarm, a big red alarm. The gap is growing with the US." The alarm that Enrico Letta so vividly envisages is the wake-up call he believes the European Union needs in order to see that the single market is in critical need of development in order to keep with rivals such as the USA and China, and to adapt to global geopolitical developments over the past three decades.