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The European aviation authority EASA is about to allow the troubled Boeing 737 MAX back into European airspace. Next week, the flight ban for the aircraft, which remained on the ground for almost two years for safety reasons, will…
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Russia must immediately release opposition leader Alexei Navalny and guarantee his safety, the European Commission believes. Locking up political opponents goes against international agreements, warns chairman Ursula von der Leyen.…
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Fitbit, the maker of sports and health wearables, has been acquired by Google. Both companies will continue as a single entity more than a year after the initial appointments, although the antitrust approvals are not all in yet. …
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President Christine Lagarde of the European Central Bank (ECB) is still holding on to the expectations expressed in December about the eurozone's economic growth this year. Due to the increasingly strict and longer lockdown…
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At CES, Intel announced new processors in the Intel Pentium N series. The company also comes with new chips for professionals and gamers. During its press conference at the electronics fair CES, Intel will show some new processors…
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un appears to be tightening his grip on power. He was awarded the title of General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea at a party conference in Pyongyang, South Korean news agency Yonhap reports. …
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Belgian healthcare providers can vaccinate many more people against the coronavirus thanks to very accurate syringes. Although a vial of the Pfizer vaccine is suitable for five injections according to the package insert, according…
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The US stock markets started trading with gains on Thursday. Investors on Wall Street are happy that President Donald Trump has finally promised an "orderly" transfer of power. In the financial markets, it is also hoped that his…
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Democrat Jon Ossoff has declared himself the winner of the senate election in the state of Georgia. If he's right, the state's two Senate seats will go to the Democrats, giving that party a de facto majority in the US upper house…
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The British government is allocating a further 4.6 billion pounds to guide companies through the corona crisis. The United Kingdom recently announced a strict lockdown to combat the rapidly increasing number of corona infections in…
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