As the fintech world convened once again for Money 20/20 in Amsterdam, Malta continued to position itself as a prime jurisdiction for innovation-driven financial services at this event with a 14-strong representation and that despite its small size, …
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As summer unfolds, Europe is bracing for what may be the first of many extreme heatwaves. Europe braced for its first major heatwave of the northern hemisphere summer on Saturday, with soaring temperatures and red alerts issued across several countries — …
President William Ruto is set to leave the country on official visits to Spain and the United Kingdom, where he is set to sign a renewed Strategic Partnership to unlock major investments across various sectors. In a statement released by the government …
The Kremlin said in remarks published on Sunday that the tougher the sanctions imposed on Russia by Europe, the more painful the recoil would be for Europe's own economies as Russia had grown resistant to such "illegal" sanctions. Russia' …
Features Narissa Fraser An Hour Ago TT reggae artiste Queen Omega. - Photo courtesy Empress Entertainment LLC/Dalana St Rose OVER her 30 years in the music industry, reggae powerhouse Jeneile “Queen Omega” Osborne has learnt resilience and humility. …
As Europe grapples with its first major heatwave of summer 2025, Galway and much of Ireland are sitting under a blanket of cloud, drizzle and cool mist and not everyone is complaining, however, temperatures are still set to soar to up to 25 degrees …
The Danish government plans to curb the creation and spread of AI-generated deepfakes by amending copyright law to ensure that everyone has the right to their own body, facial features, and voice. Protection from digital imitations The government announced …
Croatia joins an elite group of five EU countries—alongside Cyprus, Bulgaria, Greece, and Austria—with 95% or more of its bathing waters rated "excellent" in the latest European Environment Agency (EEA) and European Commission assessment. Out of …
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