European Parliament Passes Landmark Directive on Platform Workers' Rights
The European Parliament has approved the EU's inaugural directive aimed at regulating the employment rights of individuals working through online platforms
Greece Launched Massive Security Operation Before the European Summit
World | June 18, 2003, Wednesday // 00:00
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A massive security operation on land, air and sea began in Greece ahead of Thursday's European summit in the country's second largest city of Thessaloniki. More than 15,000 police and soldiers are deployed to guard the Chalkidiki peninsula where 30 European leaders will gather at the summit. On land riot police will be on standby to deal with the sort of street protests which have blighted a whole series of EU and G8 summit, most recently at Evian in France.
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Moldova Imports US-sourced LNG, but No Words about Electricity
In recent years, Moldova has been faced with the challenge of reducing its dependency on Russian gas imports.
World | April 24, 2024, Wednesday // 13:06
German Investors Push for Euro Adoption in Hungary Amid Forint Instability
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FBI Director: TikTok Endangers USA’s National Security
In a statement underscoring growing concerns over national security, FBI Director Christopher Wray has declared that the popular social media app TikTok poses a significant risk to the United States
World | April 24, 2024, Wednesday // 11:57
Bulgaria: Second Lowest Debt Relative to GDP in the EU for 2023
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US State Department Report: Discrimination Against Bulgarians in North Macedonia Exposed
A damning report from the US State Department has unveiled a troubling reality of systematic racial and ethnic violence and discrimination against Bulgarians in the Republic of North Macedonia
