Tourists to pay two euros to visit Trevi Fountain from February
Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri announced Friday that tourists will have to pay a two-euro ticket from February in order to get up close to the Trevi Fountain. He told a press conference that access to the iconic monument would remain…
Most Croatians to spend the same amount on Christmas gifts as last year
ZAGREB, 19 Dec (Hina) – Most Croatians plan to keep their Christmas gift spending at last year’s level, while online shopping continues to play a major role, according to a survey by Ja Trgovac magazine and Hendal market research agency…
High life satisfaction among Cypriots, but strong concerns over daily life issues, Eurobarometer shows
Cypriots appear to be generally satisfied with their lives, while at the same time expressing strong concerns about issues that directly affect their daily lives, most notably rising prices, inflation and the cost of living. At the same time, they…
Kosovo takes over the presidency of the Council of Ministers of the Energy Community
Kosovo has assumed the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of the Energy Community during the 24th meeting of this Council in Vienna, positioning itself at the center of regional decision-making on energy policies, KosovaPress reports. The Acting Minister of…
FM Gerapetritis meets with British counterpart Cooper in Athens; issues raised include Parthenon Sculptures
The issue of the strengthening of their arsenal by countries threatening NATO allies, and the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures were the two main issues raised by Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis during his meeting with his British counterpart…
European Theatre soloists grace the stage of National Opera and Ballet Theatre
TIRANA, Dec 19 /ATA/ European Ballet stars shined on the stage of National Theatre of Opera and Ballet yesterday evening. Last night, the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet in Tirana welcomed 13 of Europe’s top prima ballerinas, celebrated for…
European Consumer Centre Romania launches ‘Young in Europe’ online guide
The European Consumer Centre Romania (ECC Romania), a directorate within the National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC), has prepared a special guide for young Romanians travelling in Europe, titled ‘Young in Europe,’ according to a press release sent to AGERPRES…
Large Bulgarian Platforms Ready for Digital Services Act, Smaller Online Shops Lag – Consumer Protection Commission Chair
Large platforms and traders in Bulgaria show a good level of readiness to adapt to the Digital Services Act (DSA), while smaller online shops and intermediaries face difficulties in publishing clear and transparent rules on identification, moderation, and algorithmic recommendations,…
AI can assist journalists, but cannot replace them in their work
Podgorica, (MINA) – Artificial intelligence (AI) can greatly assist journalists, but cannot replace them in their work, participants of the final forum of the project “Improving Media Integrity: Empowering Journalists for Informed Reporting in Montenegro” agreed. The forum was organized…
