Questionnaire: Recent national developments that actually or potentially undermine the ability of NGOs to operate
Less than two years have passed since the Expert Council’s study on the Stigmatisation of NGOs in the Member States
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Davide Rambaldi
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Call for evidence for the EU Action Plan Against Cyberbullying
This European Commission initiative aims to tackle the growing trend in abusive behaviours online. It creates a coordinated EU approach
Sergiu Gatlan
17:32
EU fines Google $3.5 billion for anti-competitive ad practices
The European Commission has fined Google €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion) for abusing its dominance in the digital advertising technology market
Tiger Woods put rivalry aside as grieving hero inspired Shane Lowry to become Ryder Cup star
“A few days before Heather passed away she said to me, ‘If Woosie calls you, you have to play’.” This
Rhiannon Williams
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The Download: longevity myths, and sewer-cleaning robots
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world
Mohammad Shahid
17:32
How Realistic Is Air China’s XRP Payment Integration Plan?
Air China’s loyalty partner Wetour plans XRP payments for PhoenixMiles, restricted to overseas platforms due to China’s crypto ban. The
TechNode Feed
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Apple launches China government subsidy program on official website for the first time
Apple’s official website now supports China’s national consumer subsidy program for the first time. According to the promotional page, selected
Wide-eyed, wide field: Saskatoon Hilltops’ American RB David Collins embraces Canadian football
Canada’s bigger football field was a real eye-opener for American running back David Collins...
The Associated Press
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Canada puts away Scotland to move unbeaten into Women’s Rugby World Cup quarterfinals
Canada puts away Scotland to move unbeaten into Women’s Rugby World Cup quarterfinals
Margarett Schroeder
17:31
Canada to delay EV mandate as country deals with Trump’s tariffs
An official familiar with the matter says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is delaying a requirement for automakers that sell
