Despite being the second smallest continent on the globe, Europe has a population of half a billion and a large part of which is covered by the European Union. The continent is always known for its prosperity and stability to…
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Survey: Cocaine Tops Pizza In Delivery Speeds In UK
If a global drugs survey is to be believed, then cocaine can apparently be delivered in the United Kingdom much faster than pizza – in fact, people in the regions can apparently get drugs in under half an hour, under…
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Berlin’s Kreuzberg To Google Campus Plans: ‘F- Off, Google!’
Tech giant Google has made its foray into various industries in a bid to tap into natural talent and advancements, and other cities in Europe have noticed such a move with positive remarks – except Kreuzberg. The Berlin city of…
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EU Peers To Convince Post-Brexit UK To Stay In European Economic Area
The United Kingdom may have been out of the European Union, but peers from the EU are forming a means to try to convince Britain to at least stay in the European Economic Area, the EU’s single market, even despite…
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EU On The Prowl: New Asia Connectivity Plan To Thwart China’s?
Concerns over the apparent “lack” of transparency of Beijing towards its “Belt and Road Initiative” may have motivated the European Union to push through with own program that aims to push the boundaries of connectivity between Asia and Europe. This…
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Rome Might Have A Flaming Bus Problem – A Heated Controversy
When a public bus in a major city finds itself in flames, terrorism and crime are likely suspects. When this happened in Rome, Italy, however, it just landed as one of the many entries under the #flambus hashtag. No terrorists…
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EU Eyes Bans On Plastic Balloon Sticks, Plates, Cutlery, Straws
The newest in legislations the European Union is planning to implement might be environmentally-friendly, but it certainly is a party pooper. If the bill gets proposed and enacted into law, the regulation will change kids’ birthday parties forever. The regulation?…
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Britain Finally Achieves CO2 Emissions to 1890 Levels
If you ever want to travel back in time, you don’t have to get yourself a time machine – just going to Britain will send you to 1890. At least, this is 1890 from the perspective of CO2 emissions. This…
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France Eyeing Ban On Throwing Away Unsold Clothes
France is at it again with its campaign towards the elimination of product waste, this time setting its sights on stores with a habit of throwing away unsold clothing. If the plan pushes through, then perhaps the textile industry in…
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Germany’s Crime At Lowest Since 1992, But Concerns Brew Over Hate Crimes
Latest data suggests Germany’s crime numbers were down 10-percent since 2017, with overall figures showing it being the lowest since 1992. Despite this, however, concerns still brew over the number of hate crimes that occur in the country. The numbers…
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