New Schengen Visa Rules Start Applying on Sunday, Feb. 2
As of February 2, the first Sunday of the month, all Embassies, Consulates and visa centers granting Schengen visas will start […]
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Croatian Islands: Hybrid Tech, Gigabit Connectivity
Bringing high-speed broadband to islands is challenging and can be expensive if submarine cables are necessary. In the case of […]
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EU aims to break tech giants’ hold with single data market
The European Union wants to create a single market in data aimed at challenging the dominance of tech giants such […]
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Brussels-Vienna night train returns as Europe eyes flying alternatives
The carriages of the “ÖBB Nightjet” pulled out of Vienna’s main station punctually at 8:38 pm to the strains of […]
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Belarusians to Pay €80 for a Schengen Visa as of February but Only €35 After June
Belarusians wishing to get a Schengen visa to travel to the borderless Schengen Area will have to pay a fee […]
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EU Wants to Force All Tech Giants to Have Same Charging Port, Apple Defends Lightning
Since smartphones with USB-C charging port started coming out in 2015, the standard has come a long way. Nowadays, it […]
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EU Eyes Extension of ‘Roam Like Home’ Mobile Rules
The European Commission released the results of a Eurobarometer survey on passenger rights in the European Union (EU). Commissioner for […]
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EU adopts minimum content for new telecom service contracts
The European Commission has adopted new rules around how EU telecom service contracts should be presented to new customers. Telephony, messaging […]
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