European Union

Clocks
When Europe switches to daylight saving time
In March 2024, Europe transitions to daylight saving time, exploring exceptions and the potential cessation of this practice.
Signage near the entrance to the London Stock Exchange
Two failures at the London Stock Exchange
Dual technical failure at LSE affects trading, causing concern among traders and investors
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EU opens first hydrogen bank for green energy
The EU launches the world's first Hydrogen Bank, investing 800 million euros to boost the share of green hydrogen in the energy sector by 2050
Border control
Poland and Czech Republic strengthen border control in response to migration crisis
In light of the increasing illegal migration, Poland and Czech Republic are implementing temporary border checks on the border with Slovakia
Polish Border
European Union strengthens borders: Poland becomes the last EU country to ban vehicles with Russian license plates
Poland intensifies border control, joining a number of EU countries that prohibit vehicles registered in Russia