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Vaccination waiver: In New York, 9,000 employees go on unpaid leave
About 9,000 people employed in the public sector in New York went on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with the order of the authorities to be vaccinated against COVID-19,…
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Vaccination waiver: In New York, 9,000 employees go on unpaid leave
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Musk will fight world hunger, but on one condition
The richest man in the world announced that he was ready to help in the fight against world hunger. Elon Musk will donate the necessary amount, but on one condition.…
Charities
Request to Pay partnership supports appointeeship and deputyship services.
Fintech company Answer Pay and The Money Carer Foundation have teamed up to launch Request to Pay functionality to help support older and vulnerable people across the UK. Answer Pay…
International
A scandal involving a killed moose has shaken Putin’s new main political rival
A rising star in the Russian Communist Party, believed to be the next opposition leader against Putin, has been caught poaching a moose in an accident. It is said that…
International
3 Soviet items, the cost of which only grows every year
Do you know that you may have a hidden good income? If, of course, you have Soviet things at home. Today, you can earn very good money for them. Collectors…
International
The common task is to stop the de-Bulgarianization in RNM
This is a landmark meeting. For the first time at such a high institutional level Bulgaria accepts representatives of the Macedonian Bulgarians. With these words, President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev…
International
The Prime Minister of Luxembourg was caught in severe academic plagiarism
The Prime Minister of Luxembourg admitted that there were serious shortcomings in his dissertation before a French university, after a local publication found that only two of the 56 pages…
America
7 Nobel Prize winners were born on October 30, five of them – for medicine and physiology
It is an incredible coincidence, but exactly today five Nobel laureates in medicine and physiology, one in physics and one Nobel Peace Prize winner were born. German microbiologist Gerhard Domagk…
Health
Will the British scenario be repeated in Germany?
"Sooner or later this will happen in Germany in the next five years. Because society does not give any recognition to our work," says driver Udo Lautenschlager. He is addicted…
Charities
Britain votes Obki as Cop26 UK ambassador
The British public has chosen climate change cartoon character Obki as a ‘One Step Greener’ Ambassador The loveable underwater alien will join the existing 25 Ambassadors, making 26 for COP26…