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In Frankreich, Spanien und Italien protestieren die Menschen für bessere Lebensbedingungen. Das stellt die Regierungen so kurz vor den Wahlen vor ein Dilemma, meint Andreas Neuhaus.
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The UAE Aid Agency has signed a $3 million agreement with the UN refugee agency to provide permanent housing for thousands of Afghan returnees, with a focus on women and children.
Japan Airlines is adding more dedicated, long-haul cargo capacity by outsourcing flying to airlines with large freighter aircraft.
Apple has also added its N1 wireless networking chip to iPad mini
EasyJet's Starlink announcement means two of Europe's three biggest budget airlines have signed up, putting pressure on the top dog, Ryanair.
The standard-setting body released an exposure draft of a nonmandatory disclosure for biodiversity risks and related disclosures. Some institutions are calling for firm requirements.
Verizon's CEO said he's assuming SpaceX will flawlessly execute its US ambitions, but those goals will require massive capital commitments.
