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EU drawing up AI regulations fearing power of artificial intelligence

BRUSSELS, Belgium: EU tech chief Margrethe Vestager has said that a draft code of conduct on artificial intelligence (AI) could ...

Russian brands replace Western clothing after invasion of Ukraine

MOSCOW, Russia: After a turbulent 15 months of store closures and declining demand, Russian designers and brands are assisting the ...

Ireland seeks to generate 5 gigawatts of energy with wind farms

DUBLIN, Ireland: Ireland's Electricity Supply Board, ESB, will jointly develop an offshore wind farm with Denmark's Orsted, according to a ...

France plans openings of four battery factories in north of country

PARIS, France: France has celebrated the groundbreaking for the first of four battery manufacturing gigafactories, which European and Asian companies ...

Jump in foreign arrivals to Ireland with 35% coming thru Britain

DUBLIN, Ireland: Ireland saw a 20.0 percent increase in people arriving from overseas in April 2023, compared to April 2022, ...

Ireland unemployment figures plummet to record low 3.8 percent

DUBLIN, Ireland: Ireland has set a record as unemployment fell to 3.8 percent in May, according to the Central Statistics ...

US fishermen seek baby eels valued at $2,000 per pound

PORTLAND, Maine: Fishermen in the US's only commercial-scale fishing industry for valuable baby eels, called elvers, have recorded a productive ...

Don't blame Australia's lowest-paid workers if interest rates rise again

The odds have been shortening on the Reserve Bank of Australia lifting interest again, and Australia's workers are again being ...

Kiev renews push in Donbass Russian official

An attempt to break through defensive lines on the previous day failed, according to the Defense MinistryUkrainian forces are attempting ...

North Korea slams UN Security Council over satellite meeting

The body has become ?a political tool? of the US, Kim Jong-un's sister claimsThe UN Security Council infringed upon North ...

Fans Go Undercover To Track Racism at European Soccer Matches

DUESSELDORF, Germany - Among the thousands of fans in the stands at Europe's biggest soccer games are a few people ...

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Japan: $26 billion for families to counter declining birth rate

TOKYO, Japan: To counter the declining national birthrate, Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged to double spending over the next ...

Pence, former VP, to announce candidacy for president

WASHINGTON D.C.: Reuters has reported that on 7th June, former Vice President Mike Pence will enter the race for the ...

Panic, confusion in Seoul after failed North Korea rocket launch

PYONGYANG, North Korea: North Korea attempt failed to launch a satellite on May 31, which prompted raid sirens and a ...

UN notes few women in top China government positions

HONG KONG, China: Describing the lack of women in China's top leadership as concerning, the United Nations has recommended the ...

China: we will send men to moon by 2030

BEIJING, China: Amid its rivalry with the US for reaching new milestones in space, reflecting their competition for global influence, ...

US sees largest post-Covid holiday weekend with 10 million at airports

WASHINGTON D.C.: A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) report released this week revealed that over the Memorial Day weekend, the start ...

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France plans openings of four battery factories in north of country

PARIS, France: France has celebrated the groundbreaking for the first of four battery manufacturing gigafactories, which European and Asian companies ...

Ireland unemployment figures plummet to record low 3.8 percent

DUBLIN, Ireland: Ireland has set a record as unemployment fell to 3.8 percent in May, according to the Central Statistics ...

China's economic coercion fails to hurt Australia's economy: Report

Beijing [China], June 4 (ANI): China's efforts to punish Australia through economic coercion seem to have failed. The trade ban ...

Restoration Lags for Syria's Ruins at Palmyra, Other Battered Sites

PALMYRA, Syria - At the height of the Islamic State group's rampage across Syria, the world watched in horror as ...

Central Asia-EU meeting: Leaders express concern about Afghanistan's situation

Kabul [Afghanistan], June 4 (ANI): The participants of the second Central Asia-European Union leaders' meeting in their closing statement expressed ...