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Leipzig’s Festival of Lights Commemorates 35 Years of Peaceful Revolution
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TSMC Breaks Ground, Secures Subsidy for German Plant
Berlin (ots) - The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has begun work on a 10-billion-euro plant in Dresden as the European Union approves state assistance for the project. The symbolic ground-breaking ceremony in the eastern German city coincided with the European Commission’s approval of €5 billion in state subsidies for the chipmaker, providing a boost to the initiative. "The European Commission has ...
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Commemoration of the European Holocaust Memorial Day for Roma and Sinti on 2 August 2024
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Press Information: Commemoration of the European Holocaust Memorial Day for Roma and Sinti on 2 August 2024
Commemoration of the European Holocaust Memorial Day for Roma and Sinti on 2 August 2024 On 2 August, the Central Council of German Sinti and Roma and the ...
One documentmoreGermany Attracts Another Billion-Euro Pharma Project
Berlin (ots) - French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi has confirmed it will invest 1.3 billion euros to expand insulin production in the western German city of Frankfurt am Main. Sanofi says the expansion will encompass around 36,000 square meters – the equivalent of five football fields – on the company’s existing BioCampus site. It will go operational in 2029. The project is being supported by the German national ...
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PR AbTF: Boosting Gender Justice | Study Shows Impact by Cotton made in Africa
One documentmore Politics Meets Industry: Member of the German Bundestag, Dr. Stefan Kaufmann (CDU), visits the Koehler Paper site in Kehl
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Press Information: 80th anniversary on 2 August 2024 - European Holocaust Memorial Day for Roma and Sinti
80th anniversary on 2 August 2024 European Holocaust Memorial Day for Roma and Sinti The children, ill and elderly people had no chance of survival: On the night of 2 August 1944, 4,300 Roma and Sinti were forced into the gas chambers and murdered by ...
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Press release: Largest planned maintenance shutdown at Aurubis Hamburg plant successfully concluded
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Naumann Foundation opens Human Rights Hub in Geneva / German Federal Minister of Justice Dr. Buschmann: "The brave need support."
Geneva (ots) - On July 10, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom officially opens its Human Rights Hub in Geneva. The Human Rights Hub will be a hub for the promotion of freedom and human rights worldwide. Journalists, lawyers, activists - many are committed to the universal defense of human rights. In doing ...
morePM: Neues Postgesetz schafft Klarheit und ermöglicht weiterhin die flächendeckende Postversorgung – hat aber auch Schwächen / PR: New postal law creates clarity and ensures the continuation of nationwide postal services – but also reveals weaknesses
2 DocumentsmoreRegional parliament member Christian Tischner (CDU) and Mayor of Greiz Alexander Schulze visit Koehler Paper site in Greiz
morePolitical uncertainty consumes France as country prepares for run-off vote
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French elections expose social discord bubbling beneath the surface, says report
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11InLac promotes a historic tasting of European cheeses in New York and launches a revolutionary online platform to multiply exports to the U.S.
moreNext UK government must address 'long-term scars' of Brexit and austerity – study
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Study identifies 'urgent need' for wholesale reform to halt living standards decline in the UK
more German Environmental Protection Sector Records Impressive Growth
Berlin (ots) - Germany’s Federal Statistical Office says that 2022 turnover in goods and services in the sector reached 107.5 billion euros – an annual increase of 16.9 percent. Environmental protection is big business in Europe’s largest economy. And it’s grower bigger by the year, as the government figures show. The largest share of the nearly 108 billion euros of turnover in the sector came in climate ...
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BVR: Council of the EU’s decision on CMDI acknowledges institutional protection but improvements are still needed
Berlin (ots) - The Council of the European Union (EU) has today decided on its general approach regarding the European Commission’s proposed legislation for amending the crisis management and deposit insurance framework (CMDI review). The Bundesverband der Deutschen Volksbanken und Raiffeisenbanken (BVR) [National ...
more39 European cleantech innovators, investors, industry associations, researchers and NGOs call for expanding EIB guarantees to unlock EU industrial competitiveness
39 European cleantech innovators, investors, industry associations, researchers and NGOs call for expanding EIB guarantees to unlock EU industrial ...
One documentmoreRenowned Public Health Expert Prof. Siegal Sadetzki Joins Briya
Tel Aviv, Israel (ots/PRNewswire) - Briya, a leading medical data retrieval network, proudly announces the appointment of Prof. Siegal Sadetzki as Chief Epidemiology Officer. With over three decades of experience in public health and epidemiology, Prof. Sadetzki brings a wealth of expertise to Briya's mission of making medical data accessible for research at scale and assisting hospitals in optimizing their data ...
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Christina Morina receives the German Non-Fiction Prize 2024 for her work "Tausend Aufbrüche"
Frankfurt am Main/Hamburg (ots) - The winner of the German Non-Fiction Prize 2024 is Christina Morina, for her work "Tausend Aufbrüche. Die Deutschen und ihre Demokratie seit den 1980er Jahren" ("A Thousand New Beginnings. Germans and Their Democracy Since the 1980s") (Siedler Verlag). Statement from the jury: "There is a broad consensus that democracies around the ...
moreOECD Deems Germany “Global Leader” in Artificial Intelligence
Berlin (ots) - In a new report, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development found that Germany was a world-class environment for AI and pointed out room for further development and growth. The OECD study “Artificial Intelligence Review of Germany” praised Europe’s largest economy for showing “vision” and “leadership” in becoming one of the ...
moreYoung people's regard for the EU is greater than their propensity to vote
Gütersloh (ots) - Young Europeans largely take a positive view of the European Union. They are nevertheless less motivated than the older population groups to participate in the European Elections, according to a new "eupinions" poll. Civil rights and combating climate change are of particular significance to them. Young people from the age of 16 in several EU ...
moreNew Rapid Response Service against current Cyber Threats
New Rapid Response Service against current Cyber Threats - Enables organisations to immediately check which new vulnerabilities affect them - Significant cost savings as only the vulnerabilities that affect the organisation are patched Frankfurt am Main, 29 May, 2024 - According to the Qualys Trurisk Research Report, 26,447 vulnerabilities were reported in 2023*, leaving organisations asking the question: Could we be ...
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moreResearchers: The future of democracy is on the ballot in Europe
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Europe's future threatened beyond far-right surge, says new report
more Lowering the Voting Age Does Not Help against the Rise of Right-Wing Populist Parties
Lowering the Voting Age Does Not Help against the Rise of Right-Wing Populist Parties Lowering the voting age to 16 is only an option but not a guarantee of support for democracy and democratic parties. This is the finding of a new study by political scientist Thomas König and his co-author Stefan Eschenwecker from the University of Mannheim. Can a lower voting age ...
moreNew report warns that eroding faith in democracy fuels Europe's far-right surge
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