Australia’s environment authorities on Tuesday presented a plan to bolster protection and restoration of the country’s threatened species and natural places.

The French start-up scene, having expanded significantly over the past 10 years, aims to become a leader in start-up development in Europe, the director of France Digitale told EURACTIV France in an interview.

KA.DER has worked on ensuring adequate and equal representation of women and men in all elected and appointed decision-making mechanisms and political bodies in Turkey for the last 25 years, counting over a thousand members and four branches.

Food sovereignty and an idea of sustainability that does not overlook economic and social aspects are among the main agriculture policy points of the Italian right-wing coalition.

Canberra is set to rescue dozens of Australian women and children of Islamic State fighters from refugee camps in Syria, following a secret mission by the country’s security intelligence agency, media reported on Monday.

In an announcement that alarmed many people in Taiwan, Paraguay’s President Mario Abdo Benitez urged Taipei to invest $1 billion (€1.02 billion) in his country as he resists domestic pressure to switch diplomatic recognition to the People’s Republic of China (PRC).

British wildlife groups and campaigners have hit out at government’s plans to ditch legislation covering pesticide use, as part of a drive to remove EU laws after Brexit.

For the first time in known history, hackers from within Russia have begun a systemized effort to hack Russian government affiliated websites.

The Russian military in its current state is almost certainly unable to operate on a nuclear battlefield even though it has the necessary equipment and has historically trained its units to do so.

China’s factory activities returned to expansion territory in September, with most industries showing improved sentiment, as the recovery momentum of the world’s second-largest economy continues to consolidate.