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“A Lost Letter” is 141-year old Romanian play and remains one of the country’s most popular and important works.
Written in 1884 by Ion Luca Caragiale as…
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Commission publishes study on the enforcement of intellectual property rights in the EU
The European Commission has published a study assessing the application of selected provisions of the Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED).
The study examines how key elements of the directive are applied in practice, focusing on 5 priority areas: the proportionality…
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‘People wonder if it’s an exploding tree’: Sub-zero temperatures bring frost quakes to the US
By Isabella O’Malley with AP
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Meteorologists say that water rapidly freezing in the soil amid bitterly cold temperatures can…
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Commission opens proceedings to assist Google in complying with interoperability and online search data sharing obligations under the Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has started two sets of specification proceedings to assist Google in complying with its obligations under the Digital Markets Act (‘DMA’). The specification proceedings formalise the Commission’s regulatory dialogue with Google on certain areas of its compliance with…
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Europe Today: EU foreign ministers discuss fresh sanctions on Iran
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The EU’s 27 foreign affairs ministers are in town – with Iran high on the agenda. After thousands were killed in the regime’s recent crackdown on…
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Historic EU-India trade deal: A strategic win for Europe
The conclusion of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement, a landmark achievement after 20 years of negotiations that creates the world’s largest free trade zone of 2 billion people, has been warmly welcomed.
This historic agreement demonstrates that Europe remains committed to open, rules-based…
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The AI brain drain: Why Europe can’t keep the talent it trains
Europe produces excellent AI talent, but many of its best researchers, engineers, and founders are leaving for other countries. Most go to the US, UK, or the Gulf countries for better opportunities.
This dynamic creates a familiar European paradox. Despite strong universities, world-class…
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Paved with gold: Dubai announced plans to construct a street made with literal gold
By Dianne Apen-Sadler
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With tax-free salaries and a reputation for offering a luxurious lifestyle, Dubai is a city where the streets are said to be…
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Expired vaccines given to 253 people in Spain's Basque Country, prompting investigation
None of the victims – most of them infants – have had any adverse side effects.
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A floating power station? China’s flying wind turbine hits milestone with grid-connected test
Wind power could soon come from the sky as China has successfully tested a megawatt-class airborne turbine that generates electricity while hovering 2000 metres up.
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