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Slovenia resumes funding for national press agency after EU pressure
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Slovenia's government has resumed funding for the country's national news agency after pressure from the European Union. The Slovenian Press Agency (STA) had been heavily criticised by Prime Minister Janez…
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BROOKSVILLE — Canadian designer Destiny Seymour didn’t play with dolls as a child. The Manitoban would sit in the back of her mother’s hair salon and make houses for dolls,…
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Members of an international team studying the origins of the virus that causes COVID-19 arrived in Wuhan, China, on Thursday, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) announced during…
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LONDON (AP) - British musicians are demanding that the UK government faces the music after new post-Brexit regulations failed to consider their unique work lives and left them in the…
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The Slovenian government said on Thursday (14 January) it had restored the financing of national news agency STA after Brussels warned against any attempt to pressure public media outlets. STA…
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EU files WTO panel request against illegal export restrictions by Indonesia on raw materials for stainless steel - EU Politics Today - EIN Presswire <div class="eh-ribbon"> Trusted News Since 1995…
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The regions of the Ionian and Aegean islands, as well as Epirus, are the only areas in Europe in the ‘green zone’ in terms of Covid-19 exposure and performance, according…
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Spread the love Agadir – The number of detected irregular border crossings along the European Union’s external borders fell by 13% in 2020. According to figures collected by Frontex, the…
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The government’s proposals to enable British musicians to tour the EU without having to negotiate individual visa requirements for each member state were not fit for purpose, according to an…
Food
London has no shortage of hotels – and particularly luxury hotels, with old-world charm and new-world service. Traditionally, the capital’s luxury hotels were clustered in the upmarket enclaves of Kensington,…
