Eirewave, the United Kingdom’s radio celebrating the vibrant pop rock scene of the UK and Ireland, proudly announces a revolutionary advancement in audio quality. Started on Friday, September 15th, 2023, Eirewave Radio is streaming in [Read More]
Security measures have been beefed up in Sweden after the country has raised the terrorist threat level from “elevated” to “high”. “We will intensify our work at border controls, sports events and other major events,” [Read More]
The FIVB Volleyball World Championships will be held biennially instead of quadrennially, according to the FIVB volleyball calendar from 2025-2028 which has been approved by the FIVB Board of Administration. “These adjustments are part of [Read More]
The Cyprus Post informs the public that mobile messages which require tax payment to the Cyprus Post are fake. The Cyprus Post has nothing to do with such messages and urges the public to ignore [Read More]
Sustainability is a more topical issue than ever and people are increasingly adopting habits and lifestyles aimed at limiting their impact on the environment. The tourism industry also fits into this context: in fact, an [Read More]
Turkish people, struggling with high inflation for a long time, are outraged by the latest successive increases in meat prices ahead of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. [Read More]
The Lebanese government on Tuesday approved four additional monthly salaries for public sector employees, in addition to the two previous rises approved in Sept. 2022, the National News Agency reported. Public sector employees will start [Read More]
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) announced Monday that it is extending a 140 million euro (about 153 million U.S. dollars) loan to Türkiye’s Antalya airport operator to improve the airport’s runway capacity and terminal [Read More]
Sudan’s military conflict between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) is sparking a wide range of concerns from the international community, with many countries and international organizations calling for an immediate [Read More]
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich issued a joint statement on Saturday evening, asserting that the country’s economy remains “solid,” despite Moody’s recent downgrade of Israel’s credit outlook. Moody’s lowered Israel’s [Read More]
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