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Germany with a ticket at 9 euros per month for all local public transport during summer
On June, July and August, local public transport in Germany will only cost nine euros per month.
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More than 100 million people displaced in the world, the highest ever recorded by UNHCR
An attractive destination before the pandemic, young adults now leave New Zealand
Greenpeace Italy denounces the ‘scam of compostable plastics’
Mexico Supreme Court considers random immigration controls unconstitutional
Potential gains and losses of remote working in Ireland evaluated by the government
Romania Education Minister wants to ban teachers from tutoring pupils they have in class
Record-high labor shortage in the Netherlands: more vacancies than people looking for a job
Tomatoes, onions, lettuce…to support its farmers, Botswana plans to keep banning imports of vegetables

May 17, 2022

Data explained: E.U. economy greenhouse gas emissions for 2021 are below pre-pandemic levels, but not Q4

Greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union for 2021 are below pre-pandemic levels but the last quarter actually saw an…

May 16, 2022

Cuba approved a new penal code adding public disorder as a crime

Cuba updated the list of crimes in its penal code, now tackling environmental crimes, cyber criminality, gender violence but also…

May 16, 2022

Switzerland approves the Lex Netflix, imposing streaming platforms a product catalogue with at least 30% of European production

Switzerland voted in favor of a law that now imposes streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+ minimum investment in Swiss…

May 16, 2022

Assets of French carmaker Renault in Russia become the property of Moscow

French carmaker Renault sold its assets in Russia to the government of Moscow city. It can buy back its shares…

May 14, 2022

Good grades usually pay more than the university reputation in the U.K.

Good grades for most students graduating in the U.K. are usually more important than the reputation of the university for…

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July 29, 2021
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Malaysia banned electric scooters from public roads

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Germany with a ticket at 9 euros per month for all local public transport during summer

More than 100 million people displaced in the world, the highest ever recorded by UNHCR

An attractive destination before the pandemic, young adults now leave New Zealand

Greenpeace Italy denounces the ‘scam of compostable plastics’

Mexico Supreme Court considers random immigration controls unconstitutional

Potential gains and losses of remote working in Ireland evaluated by the government

Romania Education Minister wants to ban teachers from tutoring pupils they have in class

Record-high labor shortage in the Netherlands: more vacancies than people looking for a job

Tomatoes, onions, lettuce…to support its farmers, Botswana plans to keep banning imports of vegetables

Data explained: E.U. economy greenhouse gas emissions for 2021 are below pre-pandemic levels, but not Q4

Cuba approved a new penal code adding public disorder as a crime

Switzerland approves the Lex Netflix, imposing streaming platforms a product catalogue with at least 30% of European production

Assets of French carmaker Renault in Russia become the property of Moscow

Good grades usually pay more than the university reputation in the U.K.

Greece files a lawsuit against Novartis to seek financial compensation for a corruption scheme

Venezuela opens shares of state companies to private investors on the stock market

Indonesia plans a Work From Anywhere framework for government employees

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Vinted fined $1.2 million in Poland for a lack of transparency on its platform

A woman at fault in a divorce in Turkey because she refuses to have sex with her husband

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Why noise is banned in Accra for a month every year

A prosecutor will investigate whether the president of Peru plagiarized his master’s thesis

Donald Trump suggested to launch missiles on Mexican drug laboratories, according to the former secretary of defense

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