Egypt starts construction on the world's longest man-made river

Egypt starts construction on the world's longest man-made river
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https://bit.ly/3N9oDZV

Tropical tuna targeted, Bloom complains of flagrant fraud by vessels
By Newsdesk
Tuna // Press release by Bloom – On 31 May, BLOOM and  Blue Marine Foundation have lodged a complaint with the Public Prosecutor at the Paris judicial Court against all 21 vessels in the tropical tuna fishing fleet registered in France, for illegally switching off their AIS (Automatic Identification System) locator beacons. French tropical tuna vessels are breaking the law
https://bit.ly/42la6yJ

Lettori, 7 MEPs ask Commissioner Schmit for Justice at EU Court
By Henry Rodgers
Lettori case // 7 of Ireland’s 13 MEPs have signed a Rule 138 parliamentary question to Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights, Nicolas Schmit, asking if the Commission will immediately refer the long-running Lettori discrimination case to the Court of Justice of the European Union(CJEU) for what would be a fifth ruling in the line
https://bit.ly/3OPDE4e

Talking on the phone can lead to high blood pressure

Talking on the phone can lead to high blood pressure
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https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/talking-on-the-phone-can-lead-to-high-blood-pressure/

International Day of UN Peacekeepers honours 75 years of service and sacrifice

International Day of UN Peacekeepers honours 75 years of service and sacrifice
By United Nations News

https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/international-day-of-un-peacekeepers-honours-75-years-of-service-and-sacrifice/

Antidote for the most poisonous mushroom in the world found

Antidote for the most poisonous mushroom in the world found
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https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/antidote-for-the-most-poisonous-mushroom-in-the-world-found/

Pollution: MEPs support stricter rules to reduce industrial emissions

Pollution: MEPs support stricter rules to reduce industrial emissions
By European Parliament
The Environment Committee adopted its position on EU rules to further reduce pollution and steer large agro-industrial installations in the green transition.
https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/pollution-meps-support-stricter-rules-to-reduce-industrial-emissions/

The blind will "see", the paralyzed will "feel" - with a chip in the brain

The blind will "see", the paralyzed will "feel" - with a chip in the brain
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https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/the-blind-will-see-the-paralyzed-will-feel-with-a-chip-in-the-brain/

Trafficking in the Sahel: Killer cough syrup and fake medicine

Trafficking in the Sahel: Killer cough syrup and fake medicine
By United Nations News

https://europeantimes.news/2023/05/trafficking-in-the-sahel-killer-cough-syrup-and-fake-medicine/

Pedro Sanchez, Spain's PM dissolves Parliament and calls for national elections
By Newsdesk
According to EL MUNDO, the scale of the defeat and the loss of socialist territorial power have forced the president of the government to “assume the defeat in the first person”. The president summons and forces progressives to decide whether to mobilise to prevent a PP-Vox government, or go massively to the voting date and
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/05/pedro-sanchez-spains-pm-dissolves-parliament-and-calls-for-national-elections/

HRWF calls upon the UN, EU and OSCE for Turkey to stop deportation of 103 Ahmadis
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Human Rights Without Frontiers (HRWF) calls upon the UN, the EU and the OSCE to ask Turkey to annul a deportation order to 103 Ahmadis Today, a Turkish court has released a deportation order concerning 103 members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light from seven countries. Many of them, especially in Iran, will
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/05/hrwf-calls-upon-the-un-eu-and-osce-for-turkey-to-stop-deportation-of-103-ahmadis/