Europe

Brussels Pedestrian Zone Changes: What You Need to Know On an unusually warm winter day, Le Piétonnier, the pedestrian zone at the heart of Brussels, is bustling with life. Tourists are indulging in mulled wine and churros from the nearby Christmas market, located just outside the Bourse, which has been transformed from a historic stock […]

Farmers in the EU Rally Over Trade Concerns Farmers in the European Union have consistently voiced their concerns regarding unfair foreign competition and the sustainability of their farms. Their latest demonstration took place on December 18 in Brussels, coinciding with an EU summit. This time, their frustrations were directed towards the Mercosur free trade agreement,

Paris Court Rules on Shein Controversy A recent ruling by a Paris court has brought attention to the case of Shein, the fast-fashion leader, following allegations regarding the sale of childlike sex dolls on its platform. The court’s decision not to suspend Shein’s website for three months was deemed “disproportionate,” but it did impose measures

Reflections Amidst Uncertainty: A Nativity Play in Kharkiv A recent nativity play at Kharkiv’s puppet theatre unveiled a poignant reminder of the ongoing conflict impacting Ukrainian lives. The performance, featuring actors singing heartfelt carols alongside readings of poetry by Kharkiv’s own Serhiy Zhadan, held the audience in rapt attention. Through this artistic expression, the intensity