Plenary round-up – May I 2023
Among the highlights of the May I plenary session were debates on the EU budget and own resources, as well as on 55 reports on the discharge for the 2021 budget.
Day: May 12, 2023
Mali army, foreign fighters killed at least 500 people in March 2022: UN report
The Malian army and foreign fighters executed at least 500 people during an anti-jihadist operation in Mali in March 2022, according to a much-awaited UN report released on Friday.
Russian troops abandon positions near Bakhmut, says Wagner boss
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No injuries reported in US outbreak of small tornadoes; more storms possible
Storms in parts of the southern Plains produced numerous small tornadoes but no reports of deaths or injuries. More severe weather is possible Friday.
Why John Kerry is confident Biden’s climate policies can survive a Republican president – CNN
Why John Kerry is confident Biden’s climate policies can survive a Republican president CNNView Full Coverage on Google News
Tesco boss earned almost £4.5m in 2022 despite profits halving
As shoppers faced price rises, Ken Murphy’s basic salary rose, although his overall pay package fell The boss of Tesco earned almost £4.5m last year despite profits halving and price rises for shoppers.Ken Murphy’s total £4.4m package compared with £4….
Serbian leader denounces planned Belgrade bridge blockade after shootings
President Aleksandar Vucic said the planned demonstrations amounted to ‘harassment’ of citizens.
Question time: Ship managers have their say over the great training debate
Leading players set out how they are tackling the challenges posed by training the next generation of seafarers
Levelling up: Unlikely partners unite to upskill seafarers on green transition
Just Transition partnership focuses on how to train seafarers to handle decarbonisation technology