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Europe Day: discover the European Union on 9 May 2021
News | European Parliament EU institutions are holding a series of events in the run-up to Europe Day on 9 May so that people across the EU and beyond can…
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EU Lawmakers Pledge to Reject EU-China Investment Deal in First Meeting on Beijing’s Sanctions
Members of European Parliament have vowed to reject the EU-China Investment Agreement that was awaiting ratification over China’s human rights abuses and sanctions by the ruling communist party. More than…
Europe
EU Commissioner for Employment Hopes for Agreement on EU Minimum Wages by June
Member States will hopefully reach a common position on the definition of EU minimum wages before the end of Portugal’s presidency of the Council, which runs until June, European Commissioner…
Europe
PM Imran Khan to discuss European Parliament’s resolution on Pakistan’s GSP plus status today
Prime Minister Imran Khan. File photo ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan will chair an important meeting comprising senior ministers today (Monday) to discuss the European Parliament's move to seek a…
Food
Celebrity Cruises’ newest ship, Celebrity Beyond, defies imagination, wonder and luxury
MIAMI - Celebrity Cruises President and CEO Lisa Lutoff-Perlo unveiled the company's third ship in the company's industry-transforming "new luxury" Edge Series - Celebrity Beyond. Designed to give guests endless…
Europe
4 arrested in takedown of dark web child abuse platform with some half a million users
Four have been arrested in a multi-agency operation sparked by a German investigation into one of Europe’s most prolific child sexual abuse platforms on the dark web. These arrests were…
America
Hungarian Wine Is Above the Radar Once More
By Athena Lucero Hungarian wines could have been a household word today, but two world wars and 40 years under communist rule forced a major pause on this once-formidable wine-producing…
Christianity
German church publishes 10 commandments for the digital age
Digital technologies permeate almost all areas of life, changing the way people live, work, and relate to one another, so the Evangelical Church in Germany has offered guidance on dealing…
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(Paid Content) Wauseon Teenager Publishes Her First Book
By: Jennifer Ellison For teenagers, the world is a daunting, and often intimidating place to be forced into. Some handle the transition from carefree childhood to responsible adulthood better than…
Europe
Two Tulla students win European Union ‘Model Council’ contest
NATIONAL honours in a competition to raise awareness of how the European Union works have gone to St Joseph’s Secondary School in Tulla.<br/>Leaving Cert students Liam Boyce and Eoghan Kinsella…