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Carney names new EU ‘personal representative’ to replace Dion in France
EuCIA launches the European Rebar Council to drive FRP rebar market opportunity

EuCIA launches the European Rebar Council to drive FRP rebar market opportunity

Source | European Rebar Council (ERC) The European Composites Industry Association (EuCIA, Brussel, Belgium) has launched the European Rebar Council (ERC) and its mission to promote the adoption of composite rebar in Europe. The kick-off meeting...

Owner:  Don Gardner Family & Rick Kline
“A City of Layers”: Taipei Expands its Presence in the European Travel Market

“A City of Layers”: Taipei Expands its Presence in the European Travel Market

BERLIN, GERMANY – Media OutReach Newswire – 2 October 2025 – Under the theme “Travel Taipei – A City of Layers”, Taipei is strengthening its promotion in Europe, presenting itself as a city where modern lifestyle, cultural depth, natural...

Owner:  Nicholas Staunton
Revealed: The mistakes that will get European locals laughing at you
How a US government shutdown could impact global markets

How a US government shutdown could impact global markets

The US government entered a shutdown on Wednesday, sparking conversation across global markets as investors weighed the potential impact on the wider economy. Although government shutdowns typically have a negligible impact on capital markets, the...

Owner:  Kerry Stokes
Armenian Prime Minister departs for Denmark for European Political Communities Summit
US government shutdown puts Fed in a bind

US government shutdown puts Fed in a bind

The US government shutdown comes at a critical juncture for the Federal Reserve, which could be without critical data as it considers whether to cut interest rates later this month. The government shutdown, which began shortly after midnight in...

Owner:  United Arab Emirates Government
'Can't let extremists take over the world': European activists warn Bangladesh, Pakistan
EuBiologics’ US partner Pop Biotech wins NIH grant for Alzheimer’s vaccine research

EuBiologics’ US partner Pop Biotech wins NIH grant for Alzheimer’s vaccine research

EuBiologics said its U.S. partner Pop Biotechnologies has been awarded a research grant of about $2.5 million (3.5 billion won) from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) to advance the development of a therapeutic vaccine for Alzheimer’s...

Owner:  The Korean Doctors’ Weekly Co. Ltd
[Good Business] Improving government procurement for sustainability 

[Good Business] Improving government procurement for sustainability 

Every year, the government spends billions of pesos to procure goods and services for office and project use. This immense purchasing power can catalyze a sustainable market. Imagine a scenario where every peso spent by the Philippine government,...

Owner:  Maria A. Ressa & Glenda M. Gloria
As U.S. government shutdown begins, Wall Street and Bay Street hit records
Federal agencies blame Democrats for the government shutdown. Are they violating the Hatch Act?

Federal agencies blame Democrats for the government shutdown. Are they violating the Hatch Act?

Federal agencies are blaming Democrats in Congress for the government shutdown, sparking questions as to whether they are violating the Hatch Act. A banner on the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s website currently reads, “The Radical...

Owner:  Stanley S. Hubbard
Las Vegas locals and tourists voice frustration over ongoing government shutdown

Las Vegas locals and tourists voice frustration over ongoing government shutdown

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As the government shutdown continues, many Americans are expressing frustration and confusion over the political standoff. Steve Wolford spoke with locals and visitors in Las Vegas to gauge public sentiment. David, a resident,...

Owner:  Smith Family
American democracy might not survive another year – is Europe ready for that? | Alexander Hurst

American democracy might not survive another year – is Europe ready for that? | Alexander Hurst

Fascism is supposed to look a certain way: black-clad, uniformed, synchronised and menacing. It is not supposed to look like an overweight president who can’t pronounce acetaminophen and who bumbles, for a full minute, about how he would have...

Owner:  The Scott Trust
Too old to work? When Europe's much-lamented talent shortage meets ageism in the workplace
Public Health ‘Experts’ Want To Legitimize A Barbaric Practice In The Name Of Multiculturalism
Ryanair boss says drones disrupting EU airports should be shot down

Ryanair boss says drones disrupting EU airports should be shot down

“Our operations were disrupted three weeks ago when drones overflew Poland and the Polish airports were closed for four hours,” said the airline CEO, referring to an incident attributed to Russia. “Last week, it was the Danish airports that were...

Owner:  Mathias Döpfner & Friede Springer
Dinos, dolls and empathy - could Europe's best museum also be its kindest?

Dinos, dolls and empathy - could Europe's best museum also be its kindest?

National Football Museum Football-mad Manchester has two world-famous Premier League teams - but they're just a chapter in the beautiful game's global saga, unfolding here in a striking glass building shaped like a football boot. History, culture...

Owner:  Antony Catalano & Alex Waislitz
How Leicester City supercharged their academy to be the envy of Europe: Inside the state-of-the-art £95m talent factory that helped keep Jeremy Monga and Louis Page, and is building their stars of the future

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