EU Approves 191.5 Billion Euros in Recovery Funds for Italy
The European Union’s executive branch has given the formal nod to 191.5 billion euros in pandemic recovery funds for Italy.
The European Union’s executive branch has given the formal nod to 191.5 billion euros in pandemic recovery funds for Italy.
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Albania has launched a tender for its first onshore wind power program in an effort to diversify its water-based energy production.
A Unesco committee has recommended that Liverpool should lose its World Heritage status.
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The act of governing seemed to happen at the speed of presidential tweets when Donald Trump was in the White House.
Israel’s prime minister has called on the US and its allies to “wake up” to the threat of Iran as talks continue to revive a landmark deal to limit the country’s nuclear programme.
A diamond believed to be the third largest ever found has been put on display in Botswana.