🇪🇺💰🔼🇷🇺EU trade with Russia increased in 2022 despite sanctionsImports from Russia to Europe, gross, in monetary terms. It has decreased in some countries, but has increased in most European countries. pic.twitter.com/bgEWF6MzlG— AZ 🛰🌏🌍🌎 (@AZgeopolitics…
Santander UK drops 2:1 requirement for graduate scheme
Bank says changing minimum qualification policy opens scheme to 64,000 more candidates each yearSantander UK will no longer require graduates applying to work there to achieve a 2:1 degree or higher, as part of efforts to boost the socioeconomic divers…
Remote Florida archipelago closes after hundreds of migrants arrive
A remote archipelago and Dry Tortugas National Park off the coast of Key West, Florida, were closed after about 300 migrants arrived by boat on the islands’ shores.
Today’s D Brief: Explosion kills more than 60 Russian troops; Ukraine’s air defense is improving; Sikorsky, Boeing submit protests; China keeps up Taiwan tensions; And a bit more.
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Financial and Insurance Sectors in Europe Targeted by Raspberry Robin Worm
The Raspberry Robin worm has targeted the financial and insurance industries in Europe, and the virus is still evolving its post-exploitation capabilities while evading detection. The breaches, which have been seen in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking or…
US Virgin Islands fires attorney general in Epstein cases
The governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands has fired the attorney general of the U.S. territory who led a lengthy legal case against disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein that resulted in a $105 million settlement.
Here’s how to get your student loans forgiven — even if Biden’s plan falls through – CNBC
Here’s how to get your student loans forgiven — even if Biden’s plan falls through CNBCMOHELA’s role in lawsuit blocking student-loan debt relief has ‘startling implications’: Biden Business Insider2023 is here — and big questions…
Where student loan forgiveness stands: Legal fight shifts to Supreme Court – The Hill
Where student loan forgiveness stands: Legal fight shifts to Supreme Court The HillView Full Coverage on Google News