AFFAIRE AHMET HÜSREV ALTAN c. TURQUIE
13252/17 - Chamber Judgment
13252/17 - Chamber Judgment
80/17 - Chamber Judgment
63789/13 - Chamber Judgment
44546/13 - Chamber Judgment
37882/13 - Chamber Judgment
63789/13 - Chamber Judgment
44546/13 - Chamber Judgment
37882/13 - Chamber Judgment
80/17 - Chamber Judgment
Hoteliers are projecting a lukewarm tourism outlook while preparing their businesses amid uncertainties, despite the government's reopening plan for international arrivals.
A Covid-19 surge in Chiang Mai is considered to be a red alert after this northern province on Monday recorded an additional 269 Covid-19 cases, mostly related to nightspots, prompting provincial authorities to expand facilities at the field hospital.
Other News Sources - Mental health and wellbeing are finally getting recognised but with the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbating the problems, the rail industry still needs to do more. At Atkins, April Welsh and Tom Buick learnt about the mental health crisis after setting up aMindfulness At Work group and discovered how the industry can do better.
Other News Sources - French MPs voted on Monday to ban short domestic flights that can be replaced by train journeys lasting two and a half hours or less.
Other News Sources - Greater investment in rail research could be used to help level up the economy in the north of England, according to a report by economics and policy analysts Perspective Economics.
Other News Sources - The number of passengers using Tube and bus services in London rose this morning as lockdown restrictions eased, initial data has revealed.
Other News Sources - Network Rail has been investigating improvements at the listed Victorian station for more than a decade
Other News Sources - ... Financial support for these routes has mainly come from Heathrow Airport Ltd, and under the current economic conditions, they withdrew their funding for bus routes into the airport from January.
Railway Gazette - DENMARK: National passenger operator DSB has named Alstom as the winner of a contract to supply at least 100 electric multiple-units in 2024-29, saying the order marks an important milestone in the transition to more climate-friendly and sustainable public transport.
Rail Magazine - Open access operator Hull Trains restarted its passenger service on April 12, following a third hibernation period in response to the pandemic.
Rail Magazine - Government aims to set out its plans for international travel early next month, including whether people can begin travelling abroad from May 17.
New Civil Engineer - Southampton Airports expansion plans have been given the green light, after Eastleigh Borough Council overruled its own area committee.
New Civil Engineer - Campaign group Traws Link Cymru has launched a £5,000 crowdfunding appeal on justgiving.com in a bid to raise funds to support the work to reopen the Beeching-axed West Wales Rail Corridor.
New Civil Engineer - Work to restore the world-renowned Ribblehead viaduct for rail passengers and tourists in North Yorkshire is now complete.
New Civil Engineer - Crossrail project representative Jacobs has raised concerns about the growing list of work that is being deferred on the project.
Other Regional Press - Company acknowledges that scale of activities has increased in recent weeks