Italian Court Confirms Shutdown at Major Steelworks, Blow to Meloni

By admin September 11, 2026 No comment

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An Italian court on Friday upheld an order to shut down the blast furnaces at the former Ilva steelworks in Taranto, dealing a setback to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s efforts to keep the country’s largest steel plant operating while a buyer is sought. The plant is considered strategically important to Italy’s manufacturing sector and supplies […]

Tens of Thousands Rally in Zagreb Demanding Urgent Waste Cleanup

By admin September 5, 2026 No comment

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Tens of thousands of people gathered in Zagreb’s central square on Saturday to protest delays in cleaning up more than 30,000 tons of waste stored in Croatia’s Lika region. The demonstration, one of the country’s biggest in recent years, was organised under the name “Walk for Lika,” with protesters warning that the waste could threaten […]

Rome Cuts Historic Centre Speed Limit to 30 kph to Boost Safety

By admin January 15, 2026 No comment

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Rome has implemented a new 30 kph (19 mph) speed limit throughout its historic centre, joining other European capitals like London, Paris, and Brussels in efforts to make city streets safer. The reduced limit, nearly half of the previous 50 kph cap, aims to lower accidents and reduce pollution in areas crowded with cars, residents, […]

Unesco Proposes Including Venice on Endangered List

By admin August 1, 2023 No comment

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Unesco recommends placing Venice on the list of endangered World Heritage sites due to the risks posed by excessive tourism, overdevelopment, and rising sea levels from climate change. The agency aims to prompt better preservation efforts for the iconic Italian city’s future. The proposal will be carefully reviewed by the Venice municipality and discussed with […]

Paris Reintroduces Swimming in the Seine River After a Century

By admin July 25, 2023 No comment

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With one year left until the Olympics, Paris is in the final stages of an unprecedented cleanup effort, paving the way for swimmers and divers to return to the River Seine. Swimming in the Seine had been prohibited for a century due to its polluted waters, but a successful €1.4bn regeneration project has changed the […]

Russia investigates pumping of waste water by company in Arctic

By admin June 29, 2020 No comment

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The European country of Russia has commenced an investigation into the illegal pumping of waste water by a mining company in the Arctic. As per a latest report, the officials responsible for the violation have been suspended. The timely action of the authorities has resulted to the stoppage of the condemnable act. It is not […]