Новости за 02.12.2024

The 11th student company fair (Õpilasfirmade laat) recently took place in Värska, Setomaa, attracting a record number of 51 student companies from across South Estonia.

A NEW high-speed train is set to launch in Vietnam in the next eleven years after plans were approved the country’s National Assemby.

Belgian sex workers have become the only ones in the world who can now sign employment contracts, which give them access to different benefits

A video on Instagram surfaces showing Hindi-speaking passengers being charged higher fares than Kannada-speaking passengers by auto rickshaw drivers in Bengaluru, demonstrating linguistic discrimination. Instances captured include different fare quotes and refusal of service based on the language spoken, raising concerns about biases in the city's public transport.

The highest snowfall totals so far have been found in cities and towns downwind of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario from northwestern Pennsylvania to western and northern New York state.

Two Indians arrested in Laos over toxic alcohol that killed tourists

Seventy five per cent of the 76 companies that made their debut on the bourses ended with positive returns on listing day

(Telecompaper) T-Mobile Czech Republic has appointed Michal Slachta the head of marketing and communication in the company...

A NUMBER of episodes of Top Of The Pops have reportedly been pulled from iPlayer.

"The parties gave a high estimate to the regular nature of communications at different levels and development of pragmatic Russian-Hungarian interaction in different spheres in the recent challenging geopolitical situation," the ministry stated

“Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir,” the global hit TV series from the blockbuster Paris-set animation franchise, has been bought by BBC Children’s and Education and will see its fifth season debut on the network later this week. Brokered by Mediawan Kids and Family, the deal encompasses broadcasting rights for seasons one through six […]

Next year, one in 10 in managers will be Gen Zers. How can companies prepare a new class of managers for success?

(Telecompaper) Tunisia's government has officially completed the award process for 5G licences, which the country's ICT ministry opened in the summer...

(Telecompaper) Italy's infrastructure agency Infratel announced the completion of a project to bring high-speed broadband infrastructure to 21 of the country's small island communities...

One little Spanish town that is surrounded by nature and greenery is giving cash incentives to anyone willing to move there.

Images of Jaguar’s latest concept car have leaked ahead of its official reveal this evening, and it is quite the eyesore.

There is no joy in Mudville Intel’s corporate headquarters. The company has had an epically horrible year, with widespread issues plaguing its flagship chips, massive upswings from rivals AMD and Nvidia, and a stock downturn so dramatic it’s been called one of the worst performers in the industry. So, maybe it isn’t surprising that CEO Pat Gelsinger is leaving.

Ruth Patir refused to display her video installation at the Israel pavilion until a cease-fire and hostage agreement was reached. “(M)otherland” will debut in Tel Aviv.

A group of 52 employees have been carrying Vahanams on their shoulders during the nine-day Tiruchanur temple Brahmotsavams every year

Bulgaria's banking system is on track to surpass three billion leva in profits again this year, following the record-breaking 3.4 billion leva reported in 2023. According to the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), commercial banks in the country had already posted a total profit of 3....

Rains triggered by Cyclone Fengel pose challenges to coffee harvest, drying