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Victory Day in Europe: Ukraine war puts spotlight on Russia VE-Day marks Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender in WW2. Russia celebrates it on May 9 and many fear Vladimir Putin may use the opportunity to mobilize his country for all out war.      Russia is already rehearsing for this year's May 9 military parade Liberation Day, Victory Day, VE-Day: Victory over Nazi Germany and...

Northern Ireland: Sinn Fein poised for historic election win The Irish nationalist Sinn Fein party vowed a "new era" as it seemed set to win most seats in the legislature for the first time — a victory that would bring the party's ultimate goal of a united Ireland a step closer.      Sinn Fein's vice president and lead candidate, Michelle O'Neill (C),...

Will surging energy prices derail reforms in oil-exporting Middle East? The Ukraine war has seen energy prices spike with oil producers in the Middle East making more money than ever. But will it put the brakes on long-planned reforms to diversify oil-reliant economies in the region?      In 2020, Iraq's oil revenue almost halved, dropping to $41.95 billion, the lowest total in...

Crypto exchange Binance gets French regulatory approval, eyes Paris as regional hub in Europe File - Binance app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 14 2021.   -   Copyright  REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration By Reuters  •  Updated: 05/05/2022 Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has registered with France's market regulator, Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao said in a tweet on Wednesday, advancing the company's plan to make Paris its European...

UK and Greece are among Europe’s worst countries for obesity. How are they turning things around? The UK and Greece are among the worst hit by obesity. But they’re both trying promising solutions to slim down   -   Copyright  Canva By Natalie Huet  •  Updated: 07/05/2022 - 10:01 The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged Europe to reverse its obesity “epidemic", which it estimates is causing at least 1.2 million deaths...

Law No. (22) of 2021 regulating health care services within the country, issued by His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of the country, has actually entered into force 6 months after its publication in the Official Gazette, according to the text of the law issued last November, which He ruled that it should be implemented...

North Korea preparing for imminent nuclear test, US says The US State Department says North Korea could engage in a nuclear test "this month." US President Joe Biden's administration has struggled to restart diplomatic talks with Pyongyang as tensions escalate.      North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has refused to give up his country's controversial nuclear weapons program The US warned Friday that North...

EU's Russia oil ban in jeopardy as Hungary rejects sanction as 'atomic bomb' for economy Viktor Orban could veto the bloc's planned oil embargo unless the EU comes back with proposals which recognise Hungary's difficulties, which include an energy infrastructure pointing almost squarely towards Moscow. James Sillars Business reporter @SkyNewsBiz Friday 6 May 2022 11:44, UK Image:The proposed oil embargo would force Hungary to spend...

NASA releases audio recording of a black hole - and it sounds like a Hans Zimmer score Did you think there was no sound in space? NASA says that is a popular misconception... Friday 6 May 2022 16:52, UK 0:30 Play Video - This is what a black hole sounds like This is what a black hole sounds like Why you...

Sri Lanka 'risks running out of food and fuel' and could descend into 'anarchy', former energy minister says Former energy minister Udaya Gammanpila has issued the warning after being sacked for criticising government policy that has taken Sri Lanka to the brink of bankruptcy. Paul Kelso Business correspondent @pkelso Saturday 7 May 2022 00:53, UK 1:25 Play Video - National day of action in Sri Lanka National...

UK gets tough on Big Tech with plans for a new digital watchdog with powers to issue big fines The Google mobile phone icon   -   Copyright  Matt Rourke/Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. By Euronews and AP  •  Updated: 06/05/2022 - 15:41 Big Tech companies like Google and Facebook parent Meta would have to comply with tough British rules under a new digital watchdog aimed at giving consumers more choice online...

How blockchain technology is supporting Ukraine and Russia by betting on virtual Russian stocks All the profits of Morpher Arena will also be donated to organisations supporting Ukrainian refugees.   -   Copyright  Canva By Pascale Davies  •  Updated: 06/05/2022 - 17:55 Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have proven to be a lifeline to save both the Ukrainian and Russian economies. Digital currency donations have helped fund Ukraine’s army, bolstered relief efforts and will...

The ultimate packing hack and other tips from a full-time travel blogger The view from Piaynemo Raja Ampat, Indonesia   -   Copyright  Chloe Gunning By Ben Anthony Horton  •  Updated: 06/05/2022 - 16:16 Travelling for a living might sound like a fantasy, but for this influencer, it’s a part of everyday life. We sat down with Chloe Gunning, TravMedia’s Travel Influencer of the Year, to discuss all things flights, food and foreign...

Delays inevitable at two thirds of European airports this summer, top industry body warns Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport has been the scene of long queues and flight cancellations over the last week.   -   Copyright  Reuters Connect By Lottie Limb  •  Updated: 06/05/2022 - 18:45 Summer holidays will suffer from ongoing travel issues, Europe’s trade body for airports has confirmed today. Speaking out after chaotic scenes at Schiphol Airport this week - along with hundreds...