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Vietnam: Updates on vaccine passport recognition, tourist visa issuance
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Economy
Spotify Announces Acquisitions of Podcast Technology Companies Podsights and Chartable
Acquisitions enable Spotify to empower podcast advertisers with more accurate measurement, help podcast publishers grow businesses with robust audience insights Spotify Technology S.A. (NYSE:SPOT) NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES,…
Environment
Moving from fast fashion to sustainable fashion with Scientology
Fashion is an area of life providing jobs to many, but also abuses and impacts in the environment and human rights when dealt with as “fast fashion” BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, February…
Books
Lodi musher’s books heading to the big screen
… of her first children’s book in the Aashka Adventure series … now I’ve got seven books, and I could write a … about life,” she said. The books cover…
Europe
‘Trees for Life’: call now open for cities and regions to join the EU’s pledge to plant 3 billion trees by 2030
The president of the European Committee of the Regions (CoR), Apostolos Tzitzikostas, and the new chairwoman of the CoR’s ENVE commission and Green Deal Going Local working group, Kata Tüttő,…
Europe
Ukraine crisis: UN political affairs chief calls for ‘maximum restraint’
Amid competing narratives of events unfolding swiftly in and around Ukraine - one detailing the withdrawal of Russian troops from the borders and another proclaiming that an attack is imminent…
Europe
Metsola, Women Power Finally Back at the E.P.
[Updated: 17 February 2022] Two out of the three main European Union institutions are ruled by women now! On January 18th, Roberta Metsola was elected as President of the European…
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The UN wants to work in ‘lockstep’ with parliamentarians
Global commitments on implementing multilateral agreements were front and centre on Thursday, as the General Assembly President co-hosted hundreds of Parliamentarians from around the world – the largest in-person gathering…
Charities
Civil Air Support Offer Woodland Damage Surveys as Dudley and Eunice Wreak Havoc
Giving these two deep low-pressure systems friendly names has done little to disguise their destructive power. With wind gusts reaching 90 miles per hour in some parts of the UK,…
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Stargazers wanted to map light pollution in bucks
Star-filled skies are one of the most magical sights our countryside has to offer. But research shows that light pollution from buildings and roads is leaving fewer stars than ever…