- Libya’s New Government Won’t Help Migrants Unless Europe Finds Its Conscience The European Union (EU) and the United Nations (UN) have welcomed the recent formation of the Libyan Government of National Unity. After years of fighting, it now seems possible that upcoming elections could bring peace to the war-torn country. The …
- Draghi Wields Six-Point Shopping List for EU to Reinvent Italy
- Masks, Distancing Can Be Relaxed If You Are Vaccinated, EU Says
- Europe Has Finally Turned a Corner on Covid-19 Vaccinations
- EU outlines ambitious artificial intelligence regulations focused on risky uses LONDON — Risky uses of artificial intelligence that threaten people's safety or rights such as live facial scanning should be banned or tightly controlled, European Union officials said Wednesday as they outlined an ambitious package of proposed …
- Gsoc inquiry into use of EU funds at Templemore hit by ‘unforeseen delays’ The Garda watchdog’s investigation into the administration of European funds at the Garda training college in Templemore has been hit by “unforeseen delays” caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) chairwoman Ms Justice …
- EU unveils AI rules, seeking global standards The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled a package of proposed regulations on the use of artificial intelligence that might threaten people's safety or rights. The draft regulations impose checks on technology considered "high-risk" and …
- Brexit has wiped £250,000 off our sales says UK exporter The boss of a UK insulation manufacturer says Brexit has cost his business £250,000 - in just the first three months of the year. William Bown, the managing director of SuperFOIL Insulation, said the decision to stop free trade with the EU had led to a …
- Opinion: Russia’s Vladimir Putin counts on the EU to help him again Russian President Vladimir Putin likes to think he is invincible. In his annual state of the nation address to both houses of parliament, the 68-year-old compared those who dare to stand up to the Kremlin to the jackal, Tabaqui, from Rudyard Kipling's …
- Jack Ross challenges his Hibs frontline to hit 50 for Europe and cup glory Jack Ross has challenged his red hot frontline to hit a half century and fire Hibs to league and cup glory. Kevin Nisbet and Martin Boyle stuck in Wednesday night’s 2-1 win against Livingston to secure European football at Easter Road and along with along …
- Cisco Commits $100 Million to Help Address Climate Crisis News Summary: The Cisco Foundation is committing $100 million over ten years to help reverse the impact of climate change. Cisco will move the needle on climate action with a focus on technology-based solutions, GHG and carbon reduction, climate …
- Edmonton International Airport commits to becoming carbon neutral by 2040 Breadcrumb Trail Links Local Business Business Author of the article: Jeff Labine The Edmonton International Airport has taken a global pledge to be carbon neutral by 2040. It includes three main principles revolving around regular reporting of greenhouse …
- Cooler Thursday then tracking threat for strong to severe storms as we start the weekend Dry frontal boundary working its way through the area this afternoon and evening brining breezier and cooler conditions to region. Morning lows will likely dip into the low 40s and upper 30s by the time you wake up Thursday. End the week up sunny to mostly …
In Brief
- Cisco Commits $100 Million to Help Address Climate Crisis
- Russia to continue modernization of weapons: Putin
- People are climbing over Trump’s border wall with $5 ladders, report says
- Alexei Navalny supporters issue stark challenge to Putin as protests sweep across Russia
- Biden Administration Debating How to Overhaul a Trump-Era Tax Break
- Protesters across Russia call for Alexey Navalny's release on same day as Putin's annual address
- Putin warns West of 'red line' as thousands...
- House passes bill aimed at stopping future Trump travel ban
- Experts hope reforms will help 'crisis' in access to trans healthcare
- Vladimir Putin warns of 'quick and tough' Russian response if West crosses 'red line'
