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Asteroid could strike Earth in seven years’ time, warn astronomers
British tourists to be charged more to see the Mona Lisa in the Louvre
“Woke” Royal Navy chiefs under fire for dropping name HMS Agincourt from latest submarine
British Army under pressure to return looted treasures 157 years after victory in Ethiopia
Statue of explorer Captain James Cook vandalised days before Australia Day celebrations
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Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
How eSIM, IoT, and connectivity security are powering industry 4.0
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
House prices and rents went up in Q3 2024
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Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
How eSIM, IoT, and connectivity security are powering industry 4.0
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
House prices and rents went up in Q3 2024
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Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
Israel and Hamas dispute claims of Gaza hospital fuel offer – as ‘babies among 12 dead’
Five US service members killed after aircraft suffers ‘mishap’ during training mission
India breaks record with Diwali lamps – despite air pollution fears
Doctor walks out of surgery ‘in anger at not being given cup of tea’
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A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
European Union
A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
European Union
Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is fundamentally reshaping the business landscape by integrating advanced digital technologies such as IoT, artificial...
European Union
A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
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Picture: NASA. Earth An asteroid the size of a football pitch could hit earth in seven years’ time, warn astronomers. The rock – estimated...
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The Mona Lisa British tourists will have to pay more to see the Mona Lisa in the Louvre. French President Emmanuel Macron is targeting...
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Picture: J Massey Royal Navy The Royal Navy is to drop the name HMS Agincourt from its latest hunter-killer submarine. The Astute-class vessel –...
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Picture: National Army Museum. A looted shield from Magdala British Army regiments are facing a fight over artefacts looted from Ethiopia more than 157...
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What connects Donald Trump, the President of the United States, Adam Neumann, the disgraced CEO of WeWork, and Marc Bourgade, the chairman of Aeroitalia?...
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Hamas has denied refusing an offer of fuel from Israel for Gaza’s biggest hospital, which the World Health Organisation says is “not functioning” due...
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The Portuguese judicial system has attracted considerable criticism in recent years and demands for reforms have gained prominence. Such calls have gained fresh momentum...
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Picture credit: Jonsantacruz.co.uk A tonne of cocaine worth £1 million on the streets has washed up on two British beaches. The first load was...
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Disgraced journalist Martin Bashir is still being paid by the BBC despite a damning report into his “deceitful behaviour”. BBC boss Tim Davie admitted...