Luxembourg, 4,000 people at Venture Days. ZF: 27 million euros per inhabitant
Luxembourg Venture Days ran on 14 and 15 October at Luxexpo The Box. Ziarul Financiar published, on the night...
Read More
Read More
News
Stay updated with the latest news and analysis on RoAdevar.
Articles tagged with
#erm
Read More
How great is Russia’s threat to Germany. The services talk in years, not days
On 12 October Sinan Selen spoke as head of the BfV, Germany’s domestic intelligence service. Russia’s covert a...
Read More
Sisi says he leaves in 2030. The 30-month programme is an intention, not a law
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday, 17 October, at the Military Academy in the New Administrative...
Read More
Trump, 33-36% nationally. MAGA holds him at 95, the rest of the GOP at 47. Midterms, not sanctions
Three national polls put Donald Trump’s approval, in October 2026, at 33, 34 and 36 per cent. Axios laid them...
Read More
Măldărășanu does not see himself at U21. He wants Tuesday training, not windows
It is not an appointment. It is a refusal. Marius Măldărășanu, 51, sits on the Romanian Football Federation’s...
Read More
Maine: Collins and Jackson, a debate with shut up, data centres and prices. Not a sanctions story
Maine's Senate race showed, in a Thursday-night debate in Bangor, where the Republican camp is stumbling befor...
Read More
Chișinău: asphalt cut on Vadul lui Vodă Street. City Hall accuses, Termoelectrica cites an emergency
The dispute between Chișinău City Hall and Termoelectrica moved on Friday evening, 16 October 2026, to Vadul l...
Read More
County board: unclear how Senior will replace methylene chloride in Eskilstuna
Södermanland County Administrative Board says the file Senior Material has offered to replace methylene chlori...
Read More
“Airbnb shame” in Tromsø: landlords pull back as the city tightens checks
In Tromsø, some owners are pulling back from short-term lets. Lasse Vebostad of Tromsø Rental Hub (Global Rent...
Read More
German inflation rises to 3.3%, its highest in almost three years
Germany’s annual inflation rate reached 3.3% in September, its highest since December 2023. Energy prices rose...
Read More
Electoral authority calls for clearer rules on indirect campaign financing
The president of Romania’s Permanent Electoral Authority, Adrian Țuțuianu, said on Friday, 25 September 2026,...
Read More
More than 16,700 residence permits issued or renewed in Romania during August
Romania's General Inspectorate for Immigration announced that its territorial offices issued or renewed 16,764...
Read More
Electoral authorities in Romania and Moldova sign a new cooperation memorandum
Romania's Permanent Electoral Authority and Moldova's Central Electoral Commission signed a memorandum of unde...
Read More
International Coffee Day, 1 October 2026: “Coffee is Part of the Solution”
International Coffee Day falls on 1 October. In March 2026 the UN General Assembly proclaimed the date in reso...
Read More
Germany marks 36 years of reunification: Unity Day, 3 October 2026
Germany marks 36 years since reunification on Saturday 3 October 2026. German Unity Day is the only public hol...
Read More
234 years since the Battle of Valmy defended the French Revolution
September 20, 2026 marks 234 years since the Battle of Valmy, in Champagne. French armies under Charles-Franço...
Read More
74 years since Charlie Chaplin was prevented from freely returning to the United States
On 19 September 1952, while Charlie Chaplin was at sea bound for Europe, United States Attorney General James...
Read More
69 years since Rainier, the first fully contained underground nuclear explosion
On 19 September 1957 the United States detonated the Rainier device in a tunnel cut into Rainier Mesa at the N...
Read More
80 years since Winston Churchill’s speech on European unity
On 19 September 1946, Winston Churchill spoke at the University of Zurich about a Europe leaving war with ruin...
Read More
53 years since the two German states and The Bahamas joined the UN
On 18 September 1973 the UN General Assembly admitted the Federal Republic of Germany, the German Democratic R...
Read More
Early Voting Begins in the US Midterm Elections
In Virginia, in-person early voting for the 3 November 2026 general election began on 18 September and runs, a...
Read More
How Does a Zipper Work?
A zipper turns one pull into a sequence of couplings. The slider does not glue the teeth. It guides them along...
Read More
GlobalFoundries and Marvell Expand Chip Capacity for AI Data-Centre Connectivity
GlobalFoundries and Marvell Technology have expanded a multi-year agreement to increase production capacity fo...
Read More
How Does a Thermos Keep a Drink Hot or Cold?
Coffee cools and cold water warms for the same reason: thermal energy moves from hot to cold. A thermos does n...
Read More
Why Do Bridges Have Expansion Joints?
The short noise at the end of a bridge is often an expansion joint. It looks like a break in the asphalt, but...
Read More
Why Is the Ocean Salty?
River water usually tastes almost neutral; seawater is salty. Not because rivers carry no salts, but because t...
Read More
Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier collapse more likely, analysis finds
Human-caused climate change probably contributed to the conditions behind the ice and rock collapse on 26 Augu...
Read More
Bermondsey Street Festival marks 20 years on Saturday as the street closes to traffic
Bermondsey Street in south London will close to traffic on Saturday, 19 September for the anniversary edition...
Read More
Vieste, the Italian tourist town where holiday rentals are putting pressure on residents’ housing
Vieste, a tourist destination on the Puglia coast, illustrates a tension increasingly familiar in visitor-depe...
Read More
34 years since Black Wednesday: the day Britain pulled sterling out of Europe’s exchange-rate mechanism
On 16 September 1992, sterling went through one of the most dramatic days in modern British financial history....
Read More
Theatre, music and nature meet in Palermo's Botanical Garden as Metamorphosis reaches its final day
One of Italy’s best-known botanical gardens is again a stage for theatre, music, movement and meetings between...
Read More
Opinion: I distrust Britain’s new Bluetongue measures for farmers
I look with considerable distrust at this new stage of the measures presented by the British authorities in co...
Read More
