Author: admin

On behalf of the United States of America, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to His Majesty King Charles III, Her Majesty Queen Camilla, and to the people of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the occasion of His Majesty’s official birthday. The enduring bond between our nations is rooted in our shared history, common values, and unwavering commitment to democracy and human rights. Together we continue to collaborate closely as Allies on addressing global challenges, from combating climate change to fostering inclusive economic growth. In these times of both opportunity and adversity, the partnership between the…

Read More

In 2023, 78.3 million people in the EU aged 15 to 74 were employed in science and technology, indicating a 2.9% increase compared with 2022. When looking at 2013, data show a substantial rise of 25% in the last decade (62.5 million people). Science and technology occupations comprise those whose main tasks require either a high level of professional knowledge or technical knowledge and experience in one or more fields of physical and life sciences, or social sciences and humanities.  Of the 78.3 million people employed in science and technology, 52% were women (no change compared with 2021 and 2022).…

Read More

Every year on 16 June, South Africa commemorates the revolt of black school children against the inferior “bantu education” system on that day in 1976. The horror of police shooting and killing unarmed children caused a global uproar. Historian Rico Devara Chapman’s research interests include a focus on the African diaspora’s historical and contemporary struggles for justice, particularly student activism in the United States and South Africa. We asked him about similarities between student revolts under the systems of apartheid in South Africa and Jim Crow in the United States. You draw parallels between Jim Crow and apartheid. Please explain.…

Read More

Cliftonville’s Rory HaleKeith Bailie, Steven Beacom, Graham Luney and Conor McLaughlinToday at 11:00With teams on the verge of returning to pre-season training, it’s the perfect time then to have one last look back to the campaign just gone.Larne dominated proceedings with the Sports Direct Premiership and Co Antrim Shield triumphs, Linfield won the BetMcLean League Cup and, of course, who can forget Cliftonville finally ending all those years of hurt by lifting the Clearer Water Irish Cup on a red letter day at Windsor Park. Source link

Read More

BOSTON – The U.S. Department of Labor today announced a settlement with Unum Life Insurance Co. of America that requires the Portland, Maine-based insurer to change how it administers its proof of good health requirement — referred to as evidence of insurability — for participants in job-based life insurance plans.  The department’s Employee Benefits Security Administration investigated Unum’s administration of life insurance plans covered by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. EBSA found the company often accepted premiums without verifying if participants were insurable, leaving participants and their beneficiaries to believe they had coverage. Investigators learned Unum often denied benefits claims after a plan participant died,…

Read More

“If we have a Trump or Milei project, few people will lend their support,” theorizes an official from the general management of the Treasury, who was granted anonymity to speak candidly like others interviewed for this article. But, “if it’s a Meloni scenario, some will come out of the woods and help out.” The few senior officials who have rallied the party to the flame, however, are trying to reassure. Former prefect Christophe Bay, RN candidate for the legislative elections in Eure-et-Loir, dismisses the idea of ​​a “spoil system,” in which the arrival of a new power changes the heads of…

Read More

Microbiome research to date has been much like the parable of the blind men and the elephant. How much can be said about an elephant by examining just its tail? Researchers have studied what is most readily available – stool rescued from a flush down the toilet – but have been missing the microbial masterminds upstream in the small intestine. Until recently. Likened by some scientists to another human organ, your microbiome is collectively the tens of trillions of microorganisms that live in interconnected populations on and in your body. They serve as miniature sentinels that help protect your body’s…

Read More

Campaigner Bill Browder is knighted for his contribution to human rights and anti-corruption Keith Palmer and Andrew Steer are knighted for exceptional contributions to international development several awards recognise British nationals for outstanding voluntary and charitable work overseas Eighty-four people have received awards for their exceptional service to the UK overseas or internationally in His Majesty The King’s Birthday Honours List, including for contributions to British foreign policy and international development, as well as voluntary and charitable work. Bill Browder, Chief Executive Officer of Hermitage Capital Management, and Head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign is appointed a Knight Commander…

Read More

The epicenter of ancient mysteries Welcome to our comprehensive travel guide for visiting Stonehenge, a destination known for its unique blend of cultural richness, history, and educational value in Salisbury, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Here, you will find detailed insights into what makes Stonehenge such a unique cultural attraction. About Stonehenge isn’t just ancient stones, it is nestled in the scenic Salisbury Plain. It’s a journey through time and culture. The visitor center offers detailed exhibits and a taste of history with its quaint cafe, serving local delicacies. Nearby, the Salisbury area teems with artistic flair—galleries,…

Read More

Geneva/ Rwanda, 14 June – One thousand days since the ban by de facto authorities on Afghan girls from attending secondary school, over a million girls are left without access to education. Since the 18 September 2021 ban, more than 40 Afghan girls have moved to Rwanda to continue their schooling since the start of 2023.   “The journey of these girls is a beacon of hope, demonstrating that with the right support, education for youth can flourish even during the most challenging circumstances,” says Ash Carl, IOM Chief of Mission in Rwanda.   Over one year has passed since…

Read More