EU
Environment
Greece Pledges to Eliminate Coal Earlier than Planned
Greece committed to becoming a clean energy leader at the Leaders Summit on Climate, promising to eliminate coal earlier than planned.
Europe
Albania’s Election Points To Ruling Party Win
Albania's preliminary election results, which were made public Monday, point towards the ruling Socialist Party winning another term.
Europe
European Commission Suing AstraZeneca Over Vaccine Delay
The European Commission is suing the pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca over the delay in providing vaccines to the Union.
Business
The EU Countries Most Likely to Allow American Tourists This Summer
Which EU countries appear to be the most open to welcoming American tourists back after their long exile after the pandemic?
Europe
EU Leaders Say They’re “Ready to Work” With Turkey
EU leaders said on Thursday that they were "ready to work with Turkey" in a gradual, proportionate and reversible way after their Summit.
Greece
Greece Loosens Some of Its Aviation Restrictions
Greece's Civil Aviation Authority issued a new statement on Sunday announcing new rules regarding the nation's aviation restrictions.
Europe
Mayors of Greek Islands Call for Changes to EU Migration Pact
The mayors of the three Greek islands which have borne the worst of the migration crisis asked for an amendment to the new EU migration pact.
Europe
Is Greece Making a Mistake in Using AstraZeneca Vaccine?
The EU's ambition of inoculating 70 percent of the population by September is in danger after the reported cases of thrombosis and death.
Greece
UK 2021 Holiday Bookings for Greece Rise By Astonishing 96%
The holiday bookings of British nationals to Greece for 2021 have risen recently by a stunning 96 percent, travel agency Skyscanner has confirmed.
Europe
Coronavirus Vaccine Certificate “By Summer” EU Leaders Decide
Thursday's coronavirus summit resulted in a surprisingly swift decision to issue vaccine certificates to ease travel by the Summer of 2021.