Despite the supportive legal and political framework, there are several obstacles to the cross-border use of Nordic-Baltic digital services, an international study conducted by Estonian digital state experts revealed.
COVID vaccine update: Almost 29 million people have had a first vaccine dose to protect themselves against COVID-19 and more than 2.7 million have had a second. Trials are now starting with Pfizer to test the safety and efficacy of the vaccine for children under the age of 12.
The company would close a blast furnace in each of the two plants and build electric arc furnaces for scrap smelting
World football's governing body FIFA on Friday said it will not sanction the German national team for its T-shirt protest in support of human rights before a World Cup qualifier. "It was a sign that we stand up for all human rights in the world, no matter where," said Loew after the qualifier in Duisburg.
Legislation named for Evelyn Boswell, a Tennessee 1-year-old found dead after family failed for months to report her missing, has landed on the governor’s desk.
The midfielder missed the first three months of this term with an Achilles injury
Judges have ruled that thousands of shop-floor staff can compare their jobs to those of warehouse workers who are paid more, but there is a long way to go in this £8bn battle
The Congress leader takes out roadshow in Palakkad in Kerala
Panattoni is planning to invest £700 million in the Swindon site.
The Suez Canal Authority said it welcomed international offers to help free a stranded cargo ship.
If users fail or forget to cancel the subscription within the device’s app market settings, they are likely to be charged.
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The two sides will establish a working group to "improve communications, build cooperation, and share information” on coast guard-related efforts.
We take a look back at the past year of on-off lockdown in Britain and celebrate the albums and artists that have kept us singing and dancing through it all.
A study finds passengers flying from COVID-19 hot spots early in the pandemic didn't spread the virus across the U.S.
Joy Crookes speaks to Newsbeat after performing to celebrate Bangladesh independence.
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It took Liverpool until the final days of the winter window to make some defensive signings, so it does make you wonder if they were panic moves after everything else had fallen through. In fairness Ozan Kabak had been linked with Liverpool for a while so that did make sense, but Ben Davies looks like […]
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The former first minister will lead the Alba Party, and stand for election in the North East region
The Pentagon spent $773 million on helicopter rides for U.S. and coalition personnel and equipment in Afghanistan in the three years starting September 2017, the Defense Department Inspector General said in the March 22 report.