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582U.K. rubbishes reports its planes are returning empty from Afghanistan
No plane sent for evacuating Britons and Afghans has left empty from Kabul Airport - UK Secretary of State for Defence
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547U.K. announces Afghan Citizen’s Resettlement Scheme for 20,000 Afghans
First priority of UK to settle Afghans will be women, girls and religious and other minorities, who are at most risk
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756Germany to evacuate 10,000 people from Afghanistan, Macron calls for protecting E.U. from migrants
France criticised after Macron warned of rising number of migrants entering Europe
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502E.U. scrambles to rescue its nationals after Taliban seized power in Afghanistan
The Afghan people deserve to live in safety, security and dignity. We in the international community stand ready to assist them -EU
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493England to offer COVID-19 vaccine to 16- and 17-years old kids
UK kids aged 16 years and above do not need parental consent to get a vaccine
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483U.K. deploys troops to rescue its nationals stuck in Afghanistan
U.K. will send 600 troops to Afghanistan to rescue its nationals after Taliban captures Kandahar
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16.8KPoland passes controversial media bill, forcing Discovery to sell majority stake
The contentious media bill passed by Poland will curb foreign ownership of Media companies
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456Germany arrests British man suspected of spying for Russia
Germany arrests British National working at U.K. Embassy in Berlin for sharing information with Russia
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408European Commission disburses € 4 billion to Greece under RRF
Greece to receive € 4 billion from European Commission under RRF. The disbursed amount is 13% of € 30.5 billion, which Greece...
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405Renault Group forms JV with Geely Holding to make and sell hybrid cars
China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. Ltd has formed a joint venture with Renault Group to sell hybrid cars in China and...
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538Poland to dissolve Disciplinary Chamber to meet E.U. terms
Poland will do away with the controversial system for disciplining judges as European Union (E.U.) believes it violates the E.U. laws
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503Poland and Lithuania urge the E.U. to help deal with illegal migrants sent by Belarus
Poland has accused Belarus of sending illegal migrants to Warsaw
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416German industrial output fell by 1.3% from the previous month to 6.8% below pre-pandemic levels
German industrial output continued to drop for the third month in a row, below pre-pandemic levels.
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542European Commission to buy 200 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine by Novavax
European Commission approves APA with Novavax for buying 200 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine
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419Boris Johnson assures exiled Belarusian opposition leader of helping in her fight against the Government
Johnson confirmed that U.K. will provide further help to the people of Belarus, amidst a crackdown on those opposing the Government.
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529Portugal, Belgium and Luxembourg receive 1st disbursement of funds under RRF
European Commission has disbursed € 2.2 billion to Portugal, € 770 million to Belgium and € 12.1 million to Luxembourg under RRF
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5.4KEurozone rebounds from recession, reports 2% growth for April-June quarter 2021
Economists expect Eurozone economy to continue to expand over the rest of the year despite the spread of the Delta variant
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422CNPD fines Amazon with $ 886.6 million for violating E.U. data protection laws
CNPD stated that Amazon did not comply with the E.U. rules and used the personal data of users without their consent for...
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454Boris Johnson and Uhuru Kenyatta raise U.S. $ 4 billion for Global Partnership for Education
The fund raising is part of GPE’s target of achieving U.S. $ 5 billion to transform education for millions of children
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481Boris Johnson welcomes Kenyan President, announces £ 132 million for investment in Kenya
UK's £ 132 million investment in Kenya will unlock new opportunities for U.K. and Kenyan businesses
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588IMF warns of increasing gap between advanced economies and emerging economies
The global economy will grow at 6% in 2021 and at 4.9% in 2022, making the gap between advanced economies and developing...
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405Britain eases out SPAC rules to attract more listing to London
The easing of SPAC rules come as Britain fears losing out to Wall Street or European Union
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415Russia denounces Japanese protest over Russian Pm’s visit to disputed Kuril Islands
Russia has denounced the Japanese protest following Russian Prime Minister - Mikhail Mishustin’s visit to a disputed land on Kuril Island
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420Merkel’s Chief of Staff warns of restrictions for unvaccinated people
German Chief of Staff suggests that cases will rice further unless more people get vaccinated
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22.5KEMA approves Spikevax COVID-19 jab for children between 12 to 17 years
Spikevax is the second vaccine which the EMA has approved for adolescents
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