Europe's recruiters adapt to COVID-19
Workers in wealthier western European economies are equally cautious about changing jobs, leaving recruiters to work out how they can best help companies to find skilled staff
‘I stay here, don't go school. I miss too much school,’ said Zeinaf, an Iraqi girl
Thousands of young children died in homes for unmarried mothers across Ireland highlighting an 'oppressive and brutally misogynistic culture'
Deaths from the virus have now exceeded 81,000 in the United Kingdom - the world's fifth-highest toll
Blocked from obtaining vaccines from the United States, its putative ally, and taunted in Russian propaganda, Ukraine turned to China
Cases of COVID-19 have risen sharply in Britain in recent weeks fuelled by a new and more transmissible variant
Britain is the latest of several countries to get rid of the tax in recent years
American culture, friends and jobs are part of the fabric of Vilseck. Trump has forced its people to think about what it would mean to lose that
UK left the European Union's orbit on Thursday, turning its back on a tempestuous 48-year liaison with the European project for an uncertain post-Brexit future
It is the second quake to strike central Croatia in two days, injuring more than 20 and damaging buildings
