Earlier this month, the European Parliament voted to ban the sale of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, such as petrol and diesel vehicles, by 2035, in order to decrease by
Nearly four months ago Russia invaded Ukraine and since then the western world has been watching real images of war in Europe, something that we could never imagine before February
Last year’s predictions were of strong economic rebound, with the scenario painted by economists resembling the “roaring twenties”, a period of consumerism following a tragic pandemic. Fast forward some months
With the recent influx of migrants from Ukraine to the European Union, the role of migration in solving the problem of an aging population in the EU has been brought
The Chinese Zero-Covid policy, carried out to prevent any community spread of the virus, has kept almost 28 million people in Shanghai trapped in their homes for the past weeks.
The war in Ukraine has caused massive human suffering already, but, as The Economist describes in its March 12 edition, a new calamity looms. It is still unclear whether Ukraine
On the 24th of February, the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, began the invasion of Ukraine, pursuing the announced objectives of “demilitarization” and “guarantee of neutrality” of the
The 24th of February 2022 came to change the course of the world and, namely, of Europe. The Russian army launched its first attacks on Ukrainian soil around 3AM (Lisbon
Due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there have been several sanctions applied to Russia by different countries, and lately one of the most talked-about, and already agreed upon by the European
According to the Regulatory Entity of Energetic Services (ERSE), prices of gasoline have risen on average 17 cents per litter while those of diesel 20 cents per litter (Público, 2022).
