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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Although it has been said that in most cities you are probably just six feet or so away from a rat, this may be something of an exaggeration unless you live in Poznań. This Polish city has been unable to find a Pied Piper but possibly thanks to renovations in the city’s historic Market Square, underground rat nests have been disturbed and forced the unpleasant rodents into public spaces.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Although not alone, the British Royal Mint is now becoming one of the most avaricious and grasping of the State Mints which produce and market coins. For centuries, it stood as a bastion of quality and in the 20th century had an important role in assisting newly independent countries develop their own new currency which was needed as they fought to create their own identity.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Since 2014, the UK Financial Times has reviewed and published a select list of the best global online Master of Business Administration (MBA) courses. For 2025, there were just 17 international school’s which were considered of sufficient quality to be included in the list and for the first time ever, the Porto Business School’s Global Online MBA not only made it but went directly into the top 10 global list at number 8, a first for a Portuguese entity.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
According to Tina Turner, “what you get is what you see” but in the case of Ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, Danish research suggests that this is not the case. Cecilie Brøns, senior researcher at the Glyptoteket art museum in Copenhagen has undertaken a significant study into these sculptures and also probed classical scholars contemporary statements concerning the colour and smell of statues.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Those British passport holders ‘of a certain age’ who were living in Spain prior to Brexit are still allowed to obtain medical cover by registering with the Spanish Health Authorities using an S1 form. Unfortunately, there are a number of people who never got round to doing this, nor they did they obtain medical insurance and it’s not a problem as long as you stay healthy.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
There is no question that NATO sees Germany as an important member and in fact its contributions to the organisation are similar to the USA with the UK coming third. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has set most of Europe a quandary, especially as the USA under Donald Trump is threatening to cut back on its support in Europe.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
It is well known that bankers like to hedge their bets but in the case of former Bank of England Governor and soon to be Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney has triple locked his citizenship. New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to renounce Irish citizenshipBorn in Canada, he also holds Republic of Ireland and UK citizenship but has announced that despite the fact that he still feels Irish in particular, he believes that as Prime Minister he should be Canadian through and through.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Allan McCarthy is the first to admit that in his younger years, he was something of a ‘Jack the Lad’ and after spending his early years around the music scene in Scotland, at 22 he ended up in Spain. One of the reasons for his move was the fact that he hadn’t actually paid any tax in the UK and thought it was time to move somewhere else, so Spain seemed a pretty good option.
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
Spain isn’t the only country where wild boar are wandering into town, but one, nicknamed Frenek, is the ideal visitor who is happy to obey the law in PolandThere is always a fear of the unknown when officers are called to deal with the arrival of wild boar in any town of village, so no-one knew who it would behave when it appeared in the town of Wraclawska. Would it be potentially violent if frightened or carry disease which could be transferred to other animals it might come across?
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1 month ago | 
euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith
There have been numerous different events and actions around the world to celebrate International Women’s Day. Perhaps one of the strangest was that undertaken by members of Extinction Rebellion Netherlands who stormed Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam to protest about KLM’s Flying Blue rewards programme.
