Global Maritime Forum also says vaccination rates among seafarers are now higher than in most countries
France drops plans to allow harmful sugar beet pesticide after EU court ruling
France has dropped plans to allow sugar beet growers to use again this year a pesticide banned over risks to bees, after a European Union court rejected such exemptions, the country’s agriculture minister said on Monday.
Opening ceremony of Atlantis The Royal in Dubai
Atlantis The Royal, billed as the world’s most ultra-luxury resort has opened in Dubai.
Rout by Bengals exposed a Bills team that may be regressing
The Buffalo Bills showed signs of taking a step back despite a season in which they matched a franchise record with 13 wins and won their third straight AFC East title.
Did she inspire or fail to deliver? Readers on how Jacinda Ardern will be remembered
Most praised New Zealand’s outgoing prime minister for her handling of crises, while others criticised her domestic policy recordJacinda Ardern’s legacy has divided reader opinion. While many described the outgoing New Zealand prime minister as “inspir…
German Arms Firm Rheinmetall Says 139 Leopard Tanks Could Send To Ukraine
German defence group Rheinmetall could deliver 139 Leopard battle tanks to Ukraine if required, a spokesperson for the company told media group RND.
US SC puts off considering state laws curbing internet platforms
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Qatar hosting its third Balloon Festival in Doha a month after World Cup
JUST over a month after the World Cup ended, Qatar is hosting its third Balloon Festival in Doha.
Up to 5,000 people are expected to attend daily during the ten-day festival.
Crew members prepare their hot air balloon during the Balloon Festival …
Why security and anonymity matter when setting up ethics reporting tools
Despite the changing landscape of cybersecurity and increasing technological…
Depleted under Trump, a ‘traumatized’ EPA struggles with its mission
Despite an injection of funding, the agency still has not recovered from an exodus of scientists and policy experts, both insiders and critics say.