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Three die as new Ebola outbreak declared in southern Guinea
Guinean health authorities have declared an outbreak of Ebola in a rural community in the south of the country, with at least seven people infected, three of whom died, the…
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France: OSE Immunotherapeutics enters a loan agreement of up to €25 million with the EIB
This loan will further support the progress and expansion of OSE Immunotherapeutics’ lead clinical development programs in diseases with high unmet medical needs, Divided into three tranches including two tranches…
Europe
Puga Ortiz Sponsors SANFORD & HALL Report on International Cyber Policy (159+ million)
Puga Ortiz Sponsors SANFORD & HALL Report on International Cyber Policy (159+ million) - Book Publishing Industry Today - EIN Presswire <div class="eh-ribbon"> Trusted News Since 1995 <span class="prof not-if-mobile-w820">A…
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Qatar, UN & EU Team Up to Build Gas Line to Gaza from Israel
Photo Credit: Doha Information Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qatar Qatari Envoy Mohammed al-Emadi Although Qatar has not yet signed on to the Abraham Accords with Israel, the Gulf nation…
Europe
Aspen’s offer to cut prices of cancer drugs allows it to avoid EU fine
Brussels — Aspen Pharmacare warded off a possible hefty EU antitrust fine after regulators accepted the pharmaceutical company’s offer to cut cancer drug prices in Europe by about two-thirds, in…
Europe
Western Sahara: Senior Belgian Politicians Call on EU to Support Morocco’s Position
Rabat – Two senior Belgian politicians are calling on the European Union to support Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara. Louis Michel, the former Belgium’s Foreign Minister and Jacques Brotchi,…
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Hungary’s Viktor Orban and Poland’s Jaroslaw Kaczynski defy the EU even as their countries profit from it
Dozens of newspapers, TV stations and websites blank or black: This was what the national strike of private media in Poland protesting a sudden and crippling government tax on advertising looked like…
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Leave.EU donor Arron Banks loses data breach appeal
The Leave.EU campaign and the insurance company owned by the political group’s key financial backer, Arron Banks, have lost an appeal against £105,000 of fines for data protection violations in…
Books
Netflix is making a Redwall movie, and The Verge staff is very excited
Earlier this week, Netflix dropped a surprise announcement that it’s adapting author Brian Jacques’ iconic Redwall books into a new animated movie and TV franchise. Based on the 22-book children’s…
Europe
Germany partially closes borders, despite EU criticism
Germany partially closed its borders with the Czech Republic and Austria's Tyrol on Sunday over a troubling surge in coronavirus mutations, drawing a swift rebuke from the European Union. A…