Employees in collectively negotiated firms earn more, although collective bargaining coverage is dropping in Germany. The ruling coalition intends to take counter-measures. Bremen demonstrates how […]
Because of its strategic location, Papua New Guinea is known as the “Gateway to Asia.” Both China and the United States are interested in acquiring […]
The Czech Republic’s social condition is tense. Instead of addressing dissatisfied citizens, the administration is pursuing Thatcher-style changes. Far rights protest in Czech capital Prague, […]
Admiration, sadness, suspicion, and fear: few people elicit such mixed emotions as Ukraine’s President and Charlemagne Prize winner, prompting a much-needed reconsideration. Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets […]
The grain conflict demonstrates that support for Ukraine is limited to one’s own farm. What Brussels and Kiev can learn from this. Grain From Ukraine […]
US-based fossil fuel companies such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Halliburton are taking advantage of Ukraine’s privatization campaign by engaging in discussions to acquire the country’s […]
Several reasons are putting the execution of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan at risk and the newest choices by the Meloni government might potentially […]
Even while the potential of an escalation is rising everywhere, there are signs of calm in the Middle East. Just how durable is the peace? […]
Fluglotsen sind befugt, den Luftraum und die Bodenbewegungen von Flugzeugen auf und um Flughäfen zu verwalten. Dennoch können menschliche Fehler auftreten, was bedeutet, dass es […]
Switzerland’s population has increased by 20% in the previous 20 years. The argument over international immigration is getting up steam again. This concerns the economy, […]
