Author: Editorial Board
Cuba Continues to Suffer from Power Outages
The emotional and physical strain on the Cuban population under the U.S. embargo is constantly increasing.
A New Series of Drug-Assisted Rapes in Berlin
Third case within a year.
Data Center Protests Arrive in Italy
The small-town demonstration in Lacchiarella was the first to draw protesters from across the wider Lombardy region where Italian data centers are concentrated.
EU Funding for Prosfygika Renovation Does Not Exist
Even if it did, the eviction of 400 residents would be illegal use of the Union’s cohesion fund.
New EU Border Controls Push Airports toward Collapse
Airlines fly half-empty as passengers are stuck in facial scans and fingerprint checks.
Paris Mortuaries ‘on the Brink’ as Heatwave Moves East
Forecasts warn that a new scorching wave is already building, peaking by mid-July.
EU Seeks to Block Military-Age Ukrainian Men from Fleeing the War
Germany, Denmark, and other member states have already spoken out in favor of restrictions to the scheme in recent weeks.
Athens Municipality Backs Off from Prosfygika
The self-organized community ends hunger strikes, declares victory, and launches an international mobilization.
Switzerland Votes ‘No’: 55% Reject Right-Wing Migration Restrictions
Defeat of the right-wing initiative prevents strict migration limits and “Swiss Brexit” scenario.
Half of the World’s Children Now Face at Least Three Climate Hazards
A new report maps for the first time how multiple, overlapping climate threats are affecting children internationally.