Lithuania’s health system rejects its young doctors
Lithuanians who have studied abroad face almost insurmountable obstacles when trying to continue their training at home, while young doctors who want to…
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US Republicans manipulate electoral districts; efforts may be in vain
Three weeks ago, many Republicans were gloomy about the prospects of retaining a majority in the US House of Representatives after the midterm…
Cuba runs out of fuel due to US blockade
The Cuban capital is experiencing its worst power outages in decades due to the US blockade, and the country’s Energy Minister Vincente de…
Estonian Defense Forces could be given broader powers to detain individuals
The possibility of granting the Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) and the Defense League broader powers to detain and search individuals outside national defence…
The British Prime Minister’s position is shaking – what dissatisfies Britons?
In less than two years, the British Labour Party has gone from a convincing victory in the elections to a loss in local…
Japanese food maker to switch to black and white packaging; ink supplies short
Japanese food maker Calbee has said it has temporarily switched to black and white packaging for some of its most popular products after…
EU improves drug procurement law
The European Union plans to expand drug production in the bloc by offering manufacturers state aid and incentives for EU-made products, Politico reports….
Safety protocol breaches force Dutch doctors to quarantine
Radboud Hospital in the Netherlands has placed 12 medical staff members in a six-week quarantine after working with blood and urine samples from…
EU: Airlines can’t raise prices after ticket sales or refuse compensation
The European Commission has made a point in new guidelines for the bloc’s transport and tourism sectors that airlines must not raise prices…
