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EU shifts to digital visas for Schengen area
People applying for visas to visit Europe's Schengen area will soon do so via an online platform, under a change adopted by EU foreign ministers.
The shift towards digitalization of the visa process will also do away with the need for applicants to get a sticker in their passport, meaning no more appointments at consulates or service providers' offices.
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This is drone footage of the apocalypse PHOTO/VIDEO
As a result of those earthquakes, numerous houses were literally "torn apart", and the entire town of Grindavk near the volcano Fagradalsfjall was turned into a ghost town.
As many as 600 earthquakes have been registered since midnight, and experts say lava could pour out any day. About 4,000 inhabitants were evacuated.
Europe is threatened with disaster: The fear of the worst scenario is growing VIDEO
The eruption could primarily cause major damage to local infrastructure and the release of toxic fumes, writes the BBC.
Since the end of October, the southwestern region surrounding the Icelandic capital Reykjavik has been rocked by thousands of earthquakes.
Schengen Goes Digital: EU Introduces Online Visas
The European Union is ushering in a new era for Schengen visas, making the process fully digital. This move eliminates the need for physical stickers in passports, streamlining the application process, as reported by AFP.
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Icelandic town evacuated over volcano fears
An Icelandic town near the capital Reykjavik and home to some 4,000 people was evacuated overnight after hundreds of tremors caused fears of a volcanic eruption, authorities said Saturday.
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EU Shatters Speed Limits: Get Ready for 10-Second Euro Transfers
In a landmark development, the European Union (EU) has ushered in a new era of financial transactions with the introduction of instant Euro transfers that take just 10 seconds. This transformative change is the result of an agreement between EU member states and the European Parliament, underpinned by a proposal made by the European Commission a year ago.
Vucic: I discussed situation in Kosovo-Metohija with European leaders in Granada
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday he had discussed the situation in Kosovo-Metohija and many other topics during numerous encounters and bilateral meetings with European leaders on the sidelines of Thursday's European Political Community summit in Granada.
Iceland to resume whaling under stricter conditions
Iceland's government said that whaling could resume with stricter conditions and monitoring, after it decided not to extend a temporary two-month ban imposed amid animal welfare concerns.
Iceland is one of just three countries in the world that allow commercial whaling, along with Norway and Japan.
Teen becomes first Turk to cross Atlantic in single engine plane
A 17-year-old has crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a single-engine airplane, becoming the first Turkish person to achieve this feat.
Selim Sulyak has set a record in the history of Turkish Civil Aviation by staying in the air for 36 hours and 30 minutes in a single-engine airplane.
Russian Hackers Blocked the Website of the Bulgarian Parliament because of the APCs for Ukraine
Hackers from the Russian group NoName057(16) announced that they blocked access to the website of the Bulgarian Parliament, as well as to the port of Varna. In March of this year, the same group paralyzed the website of the French Senate, several institutes and the naval company Naval Group.