Europe
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| Area | 1018 |
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| Population | 741. 4 |
| Did you know | Europe is the third-most-populous continent (738,849,000) in the world. |
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About Europe
Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. It comprises the westernmost part of Eurasia.
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... However, this still outstripped performance in the sector in major European countries...
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... " If it s not the time - when there is a war in Europe - to spend 2% on defence, then when is? " he asked...
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... He said they had lost ground to Labour among voters who would like to rejoin the European Union...
Eurozone interest rates raised to all-time high
...By Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC NewsEurozone interest rates have been hiked to a record high by the European Central Bank (ECB)...
Birmingham City Council 'effectively bankrupt'
... The local authority - the largest in Europe - has issued a Section 114 notice preventing all but essential spending to protect core services...
Port Talbot: UK offers Tata Steel £500m to fund green steel switch - report
... " Given the financially constrained position of our UK business, any significant change is only possible with government investment and support, as also seen in other steel making countries in Europe where governments are actively supporting companies in de-carbonisation initiatives...
Coronavirus: Meeting the neighbors in the isolation
Dan, Lily, Harry and Caroline lived on The Street for 20 years
In a time when people look to socialize With Friends or family, the photographer Zoe Savitz began a portrait series of their Street in Dalston, East London .
Savitz spent about 20 Minutes with each household standing on the sidewalk, chatting in a distance before taking your photo.
Sometimes, your roommate would join her, attracted by the opportunity to interact with people again.
"Hear all of the stories, where they came from, what they did in The World before it stopped, and how long have you lived here, was so interesting," she says.
"have Some of the families, lived on The Street since The 70S .
"Of Windrush generations of families from Kashmir, Mauritius, Japan, America, Australia and Europe . "
Tracey moved to The Road from Cheshire, has lived five yearsSavitz, now a letter to a friend on The Other end of The Street .
"He is called Theo and is a four," she says.
"We paint pictures and put them on top of each other.
"We have borrowed puzzles from a couple of doors down, had neighbors make us sourdough and discounts on home office Furniture .
Patrick moved in with his girlfriend, when the lockdown started"Because-sharing project among the members of The Street I see people in the Chat, the outside of each of The Other doors, the recognition of an other from The Photos .
"Now, there are so many familiar faces I see on my daily walk, I feel a great community connection that will last a long time and is so rare for life in the city.
"After I say my photos, a lady messaged me, 'There is so much history on this Street , and I'm so glad you are doing this project. '"
Yoni is the from New York , who lived Originally from Germany, Bilgin and Jens have been here since two years ago, Romana, in the picture with baby Leyla, Isaac, and Ayten, lived on The Street since 1977, Tobi, a resident for two years, Sophie comes from France, Esther from Spain, Elizabeth, Ben, Josh, and Tom, Jonathan, baby Sara Haru and Theo, from London and Japan, lived on The Street for 15 years and the Triplets, Abigail, Amanda and Josephine, lived on The Street for More Than 20 years, Lucy, is from Manchester, but has just returned from New York and lives here only for a few months, Kiran, Arvid, Nilesh, Jay and Rooma, lived on The Street since 1972, Ivy, Racheal, Niamh, Gareth and Louis Sibylle, a resident for three years, is originally from Switzerland, Cristina, Elizabeth, Georgia and Emily, from Spain, Ireland and New Zealand , have lived on The Street for More Than two years, Sherief a month or so ago, James and Ben moved in with his girlfriend have lived in London for 10 Years but only a couple of months on The Road ,.
self-isolation, coronavirus pandemic, photography, dalston
Source of news: bbc.com
