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Yorgen Fenech anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia murder indiction - One of Malta’s wealthiest businessmen, Yorgen Fenech, has been indicted for the homicide of anti-corruption journa

Apple pressured withdraw iPhone user surveillance plan in an open letter signed by more than 90 civil society firms on Thursday (19 August) entreated Apple to abandon its lately announced plan to i

EU tightens food limits cancer-causing cadmium lead levels as the European Commission has set new most tiers for two most cancers-causing meals contaminants, cadmium and lead, in more than a few me

Afghanistan flag-waving protests versus Taliban kills several as flag-waving protesters took to the streets of greater Afghan cities on Thursday as famous opposition to the Taliban spread, and a wi

Spain court orders ends Barcelona virus curfew the Spanish court docket on Thursday lifted a coronavirus curfew imposed on maximum of Catalonia, which include the capital Barcelona, leaving it in p

Belarus Afghanistan cause EU migration dispute as EU member states, frightened about a replay of Europe’s 2015-16 migration crisis and a surge of Afghan migrants, agreed on Wednesday (18 August) th

Afghan women girls worries EU USA NGO as the EU and United States, collectively with 18 different nations, issued a joint declaration on Wednesday (18 August) pronouncing they were “deeply worried

Afghans scramble delete digital history evade biometrics as thousands of Afghans struggling to make sure the physical safety of their families after the Taliban took control of the united states of

EU solar power generation reaches new record high as solar power supply within the European Union at some point of June and July rose to a record high in 2021, accounting for 10% of overall strengt

UK resettles long term 20000 Afghans - Britain on Tuesday (17 August) announced a resettlement scheme for Afghans fleeing the Taliban after their return to power, supplying an initial 5,000 locatio

Taliban conciliatory tone pledge peace women rights Islam as the Taliban stated on Tuesday (17 August) they wanted peaceful relations with other countries and could respect the rights of women with

Luxembourg leads Europe data breaches sanctions - Which European countries impose the maximum or the biggest fines for facts breaches? After final month’s file best for Amazon.

Lithuania accuses Belarus border violations as a dozen Belarusian officials in revolt tools illegally crossed into Lithuanian territory on Tuesday (17 August) even as pushing a set of Iraqi migrant

EU Borrell says Taliban talks considered as the EU will need to interact in talks with the Taliban to provide aid to the Afghan humans even though it does not realize them as legitimate rulers of t

Libya political upturn boosts migrant exodus as violence in Libya has waned this 12 months, the number of might-be migrants to Europe intercepted so far has doubled in comparison to the equal lengt

EU foreign ministers hold urgent Afghan crisis talks as the EU overseas ministers will keep emergency talks thru videolink Tuesday (17 August) at the situation in Afghanistan as European internatio

Austria calls deportation centres host Afghans Afghanistan - Austria, which has insisted that it plans to keep deporting unlawful immigrants lower back to Afghanistan at the same time as the Taliba

Russia says Kabul exeriences Taliban increased safety than it become under Ghani.

Chaos Kabul airport Biden defends Afghanistan withdrawal as thousands of human beings determined to escape Afghanistan thronged Kabul’s airport on Monday (16 August) after the Taliban seized the ca

NATO chief says Afghan leadership failed versus Taliban - NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Tuesday (17 August) known as on the Taliban to prevent Afghanistan from lapsing again into being

Hamburg privacy watchdog slams Zoom use as Hamburg’s privacy watchdog has issued an reputable caution to public authorities on the usage of Zoom, advancing a strict interpretation of worldwide info

EU propose common mobile charger September 2021 legislation - The European Commission will next month present law to set up a common charger for cellular phones and different digital gadgets within

US UK launch evacuation flights Taliban advance Afghanistan - The United States and Britain ordered Friday (13 August) the deployment of thousands of troops to Afghanistan to evacuate their nationa

Discovery group threatens Polish media law legal action as the US group Discovery has threatened legal motion towards Poland if it approves a arguable media ownership regulation that the competitio

“Do you've got your green skip?” Italy ushers Covid green pass kills tourism as visitors across Italy have been being asked the query on Friday as new coronavirus policies for museums and indoor ea

Major nations chose vaccine booster plans ignoring calls from the WHO - Germany, France and Israel will go in advance with plans to manage COVID-19 vaccine boosters, brushing off an appeal with the

Hardline cleric Raisi sworn new Iran president sees the hardline Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi took the oath of workplace earlier than parliament on Thursday (5 August), with the Islamic Republic

Germany France press ahead COVID booster EU disagrees as there’s no longer enough statistics to recommend the usage of COVID-19 vaccine boosters, the European Union’s tablets regulator said on Frid

EU condemns Taliban attacks demands Afghan ceasefire as the European Union on Thursday condemned the Taliban’s latest lethal attacks in Afghanistan and demanded “an urgent, complete and everlasting

EU migrant influx summons Belarus envoy as the EU diplomatic carrier has summoned Belarus’s representative in Brussels to demand an quit to the “instrumentalisation” of migrants crossing into Lithu

Biden picks Mark Brzezinski son key NATO relationship manager as the US President Joe Biden picked Mark Brzezinski, a Democratic-aligned overseas policy reputable with ties to Poland, as his ambass

Sputnik V covid vaccine frustration wish Latin America as Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine turned into the first to arrive in Argentina in December 2020 with the promise of alleviation for La

Human action blamed Italy summer 2021 fires as more than 70 percentage of fires which have swept Italy this summer season are caused by human movement, aided by using climate trade, a government mi

US begins new Afghan refugee program as the US President Joe Biden’s management will launch a new program to resettle sure Afghans as refugees within the United States, an administration reliable a

One Free Press Coalition 10 Urgent List August 2021 - Ahead of World Photography Day on August 19, the month-to-month 10 Most Urgent list focuses on cases of photographers, filmmakers and video rep

Belarusian sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya refuses leave Tokyo - A Belarusian sprinter refused to get on a flight from Tokyo on Sunday (1 August) after being taken to the airport towards her wishe

Pfizer Moderna raise EU COVID-19 vaccines prices as both Pfizer Inc and Moderna Inc have raised the prices of their COVID-19 vaccines of their modern day European Union deliver contracts, the Finan

COVID continuum European Union 2021 summer review - Even journalists want vacations, though whether or not we will use them to move anywhere these days is greater complicated.