By Sophia Ankel A woman who lost her baby in jail was not offered counseling, but her guards did. According to The Guardian, the woman…
Posts tagged as “Europe”
By Charles Kennedy Russian gas giant Gazprom dismisses speculation and accusations that it is not supplying enough natural gas via pipeline to Europe, a senior official…
By Irina Slav It was only a matter of time, really. In a globalized world, energy crunches can hardly remain regionally contained for very long, especially…
By Tyler Durden Starting in November, any fully vaccinated traveler will able to visit the US from the EU and UK, according to Monday exclusive…
by TYLER DURDEN IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol delivered some unwelcoming news for commercial and residential natural gas buyers during an interview on Bloomberg TV Friday morning.…
By Tyler Durden The Biden admin’s rushed decision to enforce covid booster shots on the population, is getting pushback not only from the FDA, where…
by Jack Phillips Thousands of people in France demonstrated against a special “health pass” and marched through Paris and other French cities on July 31, with most…
By Tyler Durden Devastating floods in Germany, China, Turkey, and India. Scorching hot weather in the Western U.S. and Canada. Worst frost in two decades…
by TYLER DURDEN Update (1700ET): At least 125 people have died and 1,300 unaccounted for after devastating floods ripped through western Germany and Belgium. Rescuers are frantically…
by TYLER DURDEN Yesterday, to much fanfare the EU unveiled an absurd set of climate change and emissions targets for 2030 which will transform every corner of…
by TYLER DURDEN Europe’s push for electrification could include the ban of gas and diesel car sales within two decades. Lawmakers in the European Union (EU)…
by TYLER DURDEN Concerns about the Delta variant continued to have an impact on markets Thursday as Japanese equities tumbled after Tokyo health authorities confirmed the…
By Richard Abelson 16 right-wing European parties signed a charter Friday, July 2, 2021, a major step to forming a bloc that could become the…
By Elizabeth Pennisi MONTPELLIER, FRANCE—Infecting an estimated 230 million people, schistosomiasis is the world’s most widespread parasitic disease after malaria. But temperate latitudes were thought…
By Tyler Durden This Thursday, a solar eclipse is set to cast a shadow over most of Europe, resulting in a plunge in solar power…
BY TYLER DURDEN As London and Brussels continue talks over potentially expanding the access for London-based bankers in Europe, something that Britain sacrificed as part of…
By Tyler Durden Beekeeping is an ancient cultural practice that dates back 9,000 years and has recently seen a resurgence in popularity over concerns about…
A POLISH Air Force plane has reportedly been hijacked and is heading west towards the Atlantic Ocean. By PAUL WITHERS Earlier this morning, France News…