Emergency waiting room populations have ballooned across the province, and hospitals are way past capacity in Edmonton, according to the
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Donald Tusk wins parliament’s backing to be new Polish PM
After nine years out of power, Donald Tusk is back — securing the support of the Polish parliament on Monday
4 EU countries urge leaders’ summit to demand Gaza cease-fire
The prime ministers of Spain, Belgium, Ireland and Malta have called on European Council President Charles Michel to have a
Fight Between Wike And Fubara Is A Divine Move To Free Rivers State People – Eze
The political disagreement between Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike has been described as a divine orchestration to free the people of the state. A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Eze Chukwuemeke Eze who made the submission, said the crisis would free the people of Rivers State and state […]
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No.10 To Publish Summary Of Rwanda Scheme Internal Legal Advice Ahead Of Crunch Vote
The government will take the unusual step of publishing a “summery” of internal legal advice, ahead of a crucial vote
Low-speed zone: Europe’s super crops revolution hits bottleneck
“Would you rather feed gene-edited lettuce to your kids or no lettuce at all?” asks Mónica Álvaro, an agronomist specialized
New EU short-term rental rules are an example to the world
Around 15 years after Airbnb began, EU institutions are in the process of giving their final approvals to the world’s
Meet the moment: Don’t set back the clock on patients
Kris Sterkens, Company Group Chairman Janssen EMEA The moment we are in is extraordinary. Scientific and technological progress is yielding
‘If This Isn’t Chaos, What Is?’: BBC Presenter Roasts Grant Shapps Over Tory Civil War
John Kay skwered Grant Shapps on BBC Breakfast. A BBC presenter told Grant Shapps that the Tories are in “chaos”
Western democracies face crisis of confidence ahead of big votes, poll shows
A majority of voters across seven Western countries, including the United States, France and the United Kingdom, believe their democracy