by dpa | 08.Apr 2024 | Europe in brief
TUI’s move from the London stock exchange to Frankfurt should help the travel group to comply with EU rules on air traffic rights, facilitated by having its headquarters within the bloc.
by dpa | 05.Apr 2024 | Press
In a dynamic era marked by changing media consumption patterns, engaging young people with news and empowering them with media literacy skills is more crucial than ever. Recognizing this, the #UseTheNews initiative, spearheaded by dpa, led a webinar for agencies participating in the European Newsroom, dedicated to exploring youth engagement in the European elections.
by AFP, AGERPRES, BTA, dpa, EFE, LUSA, STA | 05.Apr 2024 | Key Stories
The UN recently stated that one billion meals worldwide get thrown out daily and just one percent of rare earth element demand is met by e-waste recycling, according to the International Telecommunications Union and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research. While the EU is working hard to cut waste, up recycling and double the Union’s circularity rate by 2030, experts are unsure whether these efforts are enough.
by dpa | 05.Apr 2024 | Europe in brief
Financial police in several EU countries has arrested 22 persons for allegedly using a network of fictitious companies to apply for money from the NextGenerationEU recovery programme.
by dpa | 04.Apr 2024 | Europe in brief
At a meeting of EU transport ministers in Brussels, German Transport Minister Volker Wissing called for more cycling infrastructure in Germany and the EU. He also advocated the use of synthetic fuels for cars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.