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Business is booming for Bobič Yacht Interior
Bobič Yacht Interior, a Novo Mesto-based export company specialising in furniture for luxury vessels, has made fittings and furniture for many a celebrity's super yacht and its business is booming.
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Importing foreign workers
Tourism enterprises will be able to hire workers from third countries outside the European Union, in order to cover the large gaps observed in the sector in recent years.
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British Museum trying to work deal
The chairperson of the British Museum has said is it "worth trying" to work with Greece to see if the Parthenon Sculptures "can be seen both in London and Athens, while treasures currently in Greece could be seen by new audiences here."
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Open Call for Applications for the European Media Hackathon
Open call for applications for the European media hackathon to boost innovative synergy on the cutting edge of journalism and technologies
China hints at Conflict with the US and ties Chinese Aid to Russia with American Aid to Taiwan
"The United States and China are sliding toward inevitable conflict if Washington does not change its approach toward Beijing. Moreover, the US has no right to criticize the possibility that the Asian giant is helping Russia in its war in Ukraine, while itself is providing weapons to Taiwan."
UNESCO to examine quake-affected historical sites
UNESCO will examine the historical artifacts in Türkiye and Syria damaged in the Feb. 6 quakes and prepare an action plan.
The organization stated that it was remotely evaluating the status of the "World Heritage" places, but the authorities were preparing to come to the region.
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Once the shock wears off
Every major tragedy in Greece is met with a lot of dust and noise. Briefly. Then the matter vanishes. The course of justice is desperately slow. Catharsis takes so long in coming, the matter is forgotten or loses its urgency.
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Ancient artifacts to return home from Switzerland
Fifteen ancient objects dating from the prehistoric to the Roman period are being repatriated to Greece from Switzerland by decision of a Geneva court in July last year following proceedings against an antiquities dealer.
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Funeral of F-4 co-pilot held in Tripoli
The funeral of a Hellenic Air Force officer aboard the two-seater F-4E Phantom II fighter jet that crashed in the Ionian Sea on Monday was held at the Peloponnesian city of Tripoli on Thursday.
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More delays bog down Faliro Bay revamp
The more than 60-year saga of the Faliro Bay redevelopment appears set for more delays.
This is because the Region of Attica, which has been granted the land, is discussing the possibility of the remaining works of the redevelopment to be included in the "New European Bauhaus" initiative as one of its emblematic projects.
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