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As Sunderland Rises, Sartori’s Shadow Looms Over Their Future
Who is afraid of the accession of the Republic of Moldova to the EU? Fake news that waves the scarecrow of separatism in Transnistria and Gagauzia!
Moldova’s energy crisis: How Ukraine’s offensive and Binzari questionable decisions are pushing Chisinau to the edge.
Corporate intelligence and other professional services firms are lying down with dogs and rising with fleas
B&M steps in to rescue 51 Wilko stores as thousands face job loss
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Can we trust major media, or they are losing their “sinless” touch?
France is ready to release an unrepentant terrorist again.
Hospital Sant Pau and Huawei join forces to accelerate digital transformation in healthcare
Oryx Buys Bulgarian Refinery from Lukoil: Shadows of Controversy in Qatar’s World Cup History
Freedom Holding Corp. Eyes Global Expansion, Reinforces Ecosystem with New Ventures
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Europe
The fake news global struggle has come to the forefront for the last few years. Social media, deep fakes, numerous means to absorb information...
Europe
French court has ordered the release of Palestinian terrorist Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)....
Europe
In Barcelona, Spain, industry leaders from Hospital de Sant Pau and Huawei today (11 November) outlined a vision of how digital technology can make...
World
War-stricken Sudan is in danger of becoming another failed state because civil society is disintegrating amid a proliferation of armed groups, the head of...
World
A British businessman caught on camera confessing he was illegally selling luxury perfume to Russia is not facing criminal charges, the BBC has learned....
World
A court in South Korea has found a man guilty of trying to avoid mandatory military service by deliberately gaining weight, local media report....
World
You can see thick plumes of smoke rise from the Agbogbloshie dumpsite from miles away. The air at the vast dump, in the west...
Politics
The assisted dying bill has been defended by Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall who told the BBC it was about the “right to...
Business
“It’s quite difficult for me to have to sit in the same room as you”, money saving expert Martin Lewis says as Des Healey,...
Business
Jaguar Jaguar has urged people to “trust and reserve judgement” over the rebrand of the carmaker. The company, embarking on the biggest change in...
Business
Bater and Street Two sisters who started a beauty business from a garage in south Wales 10 years ago have grown a global company...
Business
BBC/Simon Thake Gail Wragg stands and surveys the scene unfolding around her. She’s at the centre of a sea of bin bags, shelving units...
Europe
The European Court of Human Rights has decided to hear arguments in a case brought forth by the party against Moldova after it was...
Europe
In the plenary debate on the upcoming Council meeting on 21-22 March, the ECR Group called for the promotion of the EU’s defence capabilities....
Europe
Museum of Civilian Voices collates medics’ experiences from the Siege of Mariupol “20 Days in Mariupol”, which won the Oscar for the Best Documentary...
Europe
This 3-minute experience provides a glimpse into the challenges faced by the hostages held captive by Hamas and other terrorist groups for over 4...
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