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Germany has started a four-day workweek trial for numerous employees, involving 45 companies nationwide. The objective is to assess the impact of an extended...
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Latin Quarter plays Nottingham venue after European tour ends
Latin Quarter tackles football corruption as the 80s stars kick-off a major tour
TRENDS Brings Political Islam Debate to House of Lords
Hedgehogs – the country’s most loved mammal – nearing extinction level
British artist David Hockney dies aged 88
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Secularism as a Shield: Lessons from Baku, Tbilisi and Yerevan
Historic night in Ningbo: Nasar’s record sweep crowns a thrilling World Weightlifting Championship showdown
CITES committee recognises India’s wildlife import reforms as scrutiny shifts to exporting countries
More than 200 businesses urge von der Leyen to rethink EU tobacco rules
Kazakhstan’s AI ambitions open a new chapter in its economic ties with Europe
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Secularism as a Shield: Lessons from Baku, Tbilisi and Yerevan
Historic night in Ningbo: Nasar’s record sweep crowns a thrilling World Weightlifting Championship showdown
CITES committee recognises India’s wildlife import reforms as scrutiny shifts to exporting countries
More than 200 businesses urge von der Leyen to rethink EU tobacco rules
Kazakhstan’s AI ambitions open a new chapter in its economic ties with Europe
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JoinCare explores scientific exchange during visit to Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Claims of corruption grow in Bangladesh, brining Yunus government under scrutiny
Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
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by Taras Kuzio Every state eventually learns the same lesson: what an outside power cannot seize by force, itwill try to acquire through the...
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Bulgaria’s Karlos Nasar takes gold after a formidable challenge from Kazakhstan’s Nurgissa Adiletuly, with Iran claiming bronze and host China demonstrating its strength across...
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CITES committee recognises India’s wildlife import reforms as scrutiny shifts to exporting countries
France and Germany press for wider due diligence; Canada-led recommendation sends the CITES Secretariat to exporting countries, which could include EU member states; India...
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A coalition of 201 European businesses and associations has urged European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to reconsider the approach to revising EU...
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The European Council has today adopted a directive to empower consumers for the green transition. The new rules will enhance consumers’ rights by amending...
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The Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo, representing the nation’s Presidency of the EU Council, is hosting an industry summit tomorrow in collaboration with...
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As a meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR 11) opens today in London, the Clean Arctic...
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The past week has seen a flurry of policy developments at the European level, suggesting progress towards Green Deal goals. On February 6, the...
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A report published by the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) recommends that Norway strengthen controls for infectious avian diseases. The report follows an audit of...
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In response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, the World Medical Association (WMA) reiterates its call for medical neutrality and strongly condemns any violations...
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The overwhelming majority of EU member states have been held back in bringing in protections for delivery riders, taxi drivers and carers among others....
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Greece is the first country with a predominantly Christian Orthodox population to legalise marriages between people of the same gender. As a result of...
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Overview of the main topics and events at the Council of EU and European Council for the coming fortnight. Foreign Affairs Council, 19 February...
