
'Traitors' Winner Rob Rausch Buys Maura Higgins' Birkin Bag After Reunion Promise
Rob Rausch is a man of his word ... because he bought Maura Higgins a luxury purse after promising her one on the 'Traitors' reunion show. Check out these photos showing the 'Traitors' season four winner buying a Birkin bag Wednesday in New York…

Common Front to Meet Health Ministry Over INEM Staffing Issues
The Common Front union is scheduled to meet with the Ministry of Health to address ongoing issues, particularly the INEM's inability to hire necessary professionals, demanding solutions from the government.

ZDK Healthcare Non-Medical Workers' Union Officially Recognized
The Independent Union of Non-Medical Workers in the ZDK healthcare sector has been officially recognized as a representative union, 15 months after its establishment, to address their demands.

Worldhelsingin-sanomatle-figaroirozhlas+2n1-serbiadanas4h ago5 sources Putin Considers Halting Gas Supplies to EU
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly considering an immediate halt to gas supplies to the European Union, claiming the idea is purely economic.

TRENDING: Soyinka leads Pyrates Confraternity in final tribute to Biodun Jeyifo
Mr Jeyifo, a scholar and the pioneer president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), died on 11 February at the age of 80.
The post TRENDING: Soyinka leads Pyrates Confraternity in…

Montenegrin MP Highlights EU Support for Government and Sectoral Laws
A Montenegrin GP URA MP stated that EU partners confirmed their support for the government and two specific laws, refuting accusations that critics of these solutions were against the European Union.

Cuba Plunged into Widespread Darkness After Major Power Outage
Most of Cuba, including Havana, experienced a widespread power outage, confirmed by the national electricity union (UNE) which stated it is working to restore power.

TUCP Renews Call for P200 Wage Hike Amid Middle East Conflict
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) has reiterated its demand for a P200 minimum wage increase, citing potential impacts of the Middle East conflict on the prices of basic goods and services.

SportBBCYahoo8h ago2 sources Farrell expects talks with IRFU over future
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says he expects to "sit down and have discussions" with the Irish Rugby Football Union [IRFU] over his future after he was asked about links to Saracens.
CM, DGP hold meeting with Amit Shah over talk of impending surrender of top Maoist
Police deny such move and claim meeting was to brief the Union Home Minister about the naxalite movement and the requirements of the State police force

BusinessnosDWder-standard+2rzeczpospolitarfi-english9h ago5 sources 'Made in EU' proposals put forward to boost manufacturing
The European Union is looking to support its manufacturing sectors by setting procurement requirements. They hope to cut reliance on cheap Chinese imports while lowering emissions.
EU Pushes Member States to Support European, Low-Carbon Manufacturing
The European Union is urging its member states to back European and low-carbon manufacturing initiatives to boost regional industry and sustainability.

Speculation Rises Over Nitish Kumar's Potential Move to Rajya Sabha Amid Amit Shah's Bihar Visit
Amid buzz that Nitish Kumar might be heading to the Rajya Sabha, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is reportedly planning a visit to Bihar.

Radial Entertainment Acquires ‘FBI Files,’ ‘The New Detectives,’ ‘A Haunting’ Series in New Dominion Pictures Library Deal
Radial Entertainment, which was formed last year through the union of FilmRise and Shout Factory, has acquired the library of New Dominion Pictures, home of enduring nonfiction TV series including…

Independent University Unions in Novi Sad Registered
Independent unions from the Faculty of Philosophy, Faculty of Technology, and Faculty of Technical Sciences at the University of Novi Sad have finally been registered as trade union organizations.

EU Awaits Exemption from US Tariff Hikes
The European Union is reportedly expecting to receive an exemption from the general tariff increases imposed by the United States.

PoliticshinduTimes of India11h ago2 sources Bihar CM Nitish Kumar may step down, likely to go to Rajya Sabha; son Nishant Kumar likely to become Deputy CM
Meeting of top JD-U leaders, including the party’s working president Sanjay Kumar Jha and Union Minister and party’s MP from Munger Rajeev Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh are going on at the official residence of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar

EU Oil Supply Stable, but Middle East Conflict Raises Price Concerns
The European Union currently faces no issues with oil and gas supply, but concerns are growing over potential energy price increases if the conflict in the Middle East persists.

DMK's Sharp Attack At Centre After Hindi Board At Tamil Nadu Railway Office
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused the BJP-led Union Government of crossing limits in its attempts to impose Hindi, saying the naming of the Regional Railway office entrance in Hindi…

Union Minister Joshi Calls for Inquiry into Phone Tapping
Union Minister Joshi emphasized the need for an inquiry into phone tapping, citing privacy concerns and highlighting a contradiction in the State Home Minister's statement on the issue.

Union Demands Action Over Professor Discussing Politician in Class
The 'Sloga' union has called for an urgent response from the Ministry of Education and school inspection after a professor in Bor allegedly discussed the personal and political activities of MP Živković during a sociology class.

New System to End Circulation of Old, Polluting Cars in Europe
A new real-time emissions measurement system will make it economically unfeasible to operate old and polluting vehicles in European urban centers, aligning with the European Union's goal to reduce emissions.

Iceland Adopts Outdated EU Energy Regulations Amidst EU Deregulation
While European Union states are easing energy and environmental regulations, Icelandic authorities are implementing older, effectively outdated EU regulations into the EEA agreement, which a Landsvirkjun assistant director says will negatively impact competitiveness.

Lithuanian PM Comments on Macron's Nuclear Umbrella Expansion, Emphasizes EU-NATO Coordination
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė responded to French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to expand France's nuclear umbrella to other European countries, stressing the need for coordinated decisions between the European Union and NATO.

Philippine Group Urges President Marcos Jr. to Save Sugar Industry and Revamp Sugar Board
The National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines (Nacusip) has called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to take immediate action to rescue the sugar industry from a 'death sentence' and to revamp the Sugar board.

Independent Trade Unions of Novi Sad Faculties Registered After Obstructions
Independent trade unions from several faculties in Novi Sad, including Philosophy, Technology, Technical Sciences, and Natural Sciences-Mathematics (SIGMA), have finally been registered after a year of reported obstructions.

Giurgiulesti Port to Adopt EU Customs and Tax Standards
The Giurgiulesti Free International Port will transition to European Union customs and tax standards, with clear separation of duties between investors and residents, following a government approval on March 4.

State-owned pharmachies union chief warns of shortages of medication
A union leader at the Apoteke Beograd pharmaceuticals company told Nova.rs that there is a shortage of some medication which was produced by that c

German Debt Brake Relaxation and its Aftermath
A year after the CDU, CSU, and SPD agreed to relax Germany's debt brake, the decision continues to have an impact, particularly for the Union, marking a significant policy shift.

AU rotational system made 2027 chairmanship ‘automatic’ – Asafo-Adjei Ayeh
The Deputy Ranking Member on Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Nana Asafo-Adjei Ayeh, has argued that Ghana’s anticipated assumption of the African Union (AU) Chairmanship in 2027 required no special diplomatic manoeuvring, as it was already secured under the AU’s rotational system.

Association of Military Pensioners Supports General Simović After Conviction
The Association of Unions of Retired Military Personnel of Serbia expressed support for prematurely retired Lieutenant General Milosav Simović, who was sentenced to six months of house arrest for violating the law.

Serbian Military Pensioners' Association Supports General Simović
The Association of Unions of Retired Military Personnel of Serbia has expressed support for General Simović, the prematurely retired former commander of the Serbian Land Forces.

Aegean Getaway: Brad Pitt Quietly Slips Out of Hydra After Wrapping Film Shoot
Hollywood actor Brad Pitt has quietly departed the Greek island of Hydra, relocating his luxury yacht to a secluded cove to evade media scrutiny after wrapping up his latest film shoot.
By Vassilis Goulas
Seeking to avoid paparazzi and crowds, the actor's vessel raised anchor from the main harbor over the weekend and moved to the quieter Kamini area.
Captain Giorgos Vallis, president of the Panhellenic Union of Crews of Private and Professional Yachts, confirmed the discreet departure.
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Kazakhstan and EU Continue Talks on Visa Facilitation and Readmission Agreements
Kazakhstan and the European Union held a second round of negotiations in Astana on March 3, continuing discussions on draft agreements for visa facilitation and readmission.

EU Experts to Begin Work on Social Media Ban for Children
European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen is set to attend the inaugural meeting of a consultative panel that will begin work on a potential ban of social media for children.
EU Proposes 'Made in EU' Rules for Strategic Sectors
The European Union is proposing new 'Made in EU' rules for strategic sectors to reduce reliance on China.

Historical Figures Dmowski and Piłsudski and Their Enduring Ideas in Poland
Jarosław Kuisz discusses the contrasting visions of Józef Piłsudski, who promoted a federal idea of many nations, and Roman Dmowski, who advocated for a Catholic state of one nation. Piłsudski's federal idea now finds an echo in the European Union.

Commentary: EU's Economic Competitiveness Efforts Questioned
A commentary discusses the European Union's ambition to become more economically powerful, arguing that current efforts are misdirected and unlikely to succeed despite awareness of low competitiveness.

Breanna Stewart, Kelsey Plum reportedly air frustrations over CBA negotiations in letter to WNBPA head
With the clock ticking on a new CBA, the WNBA's union is facing internal unrest.

USLPA executive director doesn’t rule out opening weekend strike
A top players’ union official refused to rule out strike action impacting the opening weekend of the USL Championship‘s 2026 regular season. Connor Tobin, executive director of the USL Players’...

2026 Premier League Darts Night 5 draw, match predictions and 3 storylines to watch in Cardiff
After Rock's reunion last week, two more players will have theirs on Night 5.

Portuguese Teacher Unions Seek Career Guarantees for Unqualified Teachers
Teacher unions in Portugal are demanding assurances that educators without professional qualifications who fail to meet deadlines will not face career disadvantages.
Teachers' Union Condemns Hostile Discourse in Saint-Louis
The SAEMS union in Saint-Louis has condemned what it describes as hostile discourse directed at teachers, raising concerns about the educational environment.
EU Rejects US Trade Deal on Worse Tariff Terms
German Chancellor Merz states that the European Union will not accept a trade deal with the United States if it involves worse tariff terms for the EU.

European Commission helps evacuate citizens from member countries stranded in the Middle East. What is the mechanism and how much does the EU pay?
The European Union has begun to help several member states evacuate some of their own citizens, stranded in the Middle East due to the war triggered by the American-Israeli attacks…

Czech union wants lifetime ban on former coach who secretly filmed female players
The Czech Republic players union has called for a lifetime soccer ban on sexual offenders after a coach who secretly filmed female players avoided jail time with a one-year suspended sentence.
Kuwaiti PM Receives Calls from Austria and EU Leaders
The Prime Minister of Kuwait received calls from leaders of Austria and the European Union.
Teachers Union Criticizes Government Over Unresolved Issues
A teachers' union has publicly criticized the government for its delay in resolving long-standing issues affecting educators.

Union Minister Requests New Trains to Secunderabad and Tirupati
A Union Minister has requested the introduction of new train services from Srikakulam to Secunderabad and Tirupati.

‘The Great Experiment,’ Premiering At True/False Film Fest, Explores America At Moment Of Intense Division
EXCLUSIVE: The State of the Union, as mandated by the Constitution, requires the president to report to Congress annually on the current condition of the United States.

With hotelier Dilip Ray in the fray, Rajya Sabha contest in Odisha sparks interest
Following his expulsion from the Biju Janata Dal in 2002, the former Union Coal Minister had pulled off a surprise win in the election to the Upper House as an independent candidate

Iran, Meloni vede Eni e Snam: focus su sicurezza energetica e azioni di mitigazione
Doppia riunione a Palazzo Chigi. Dopo l’escalation della tensione in Iran e in Medio Oriente, la presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni ha presieduto due vertici di governo. Due i temi...

Matthew Lillard "100%" Confirms A Proper Ghostface Reunion With Skeet Ulrich In Upcoming Horror Movie
Matthew Lillard confirms that a Ghostface reunion with Scream's Skeet Ulrich will "100%" be happening in an upcoming Blumhouse horror sequel.

Norwegian Energy Minister vows to oppose EU's proposed 25% electricity tax
Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Aasland has pledged to strongly oppose the European Union's proposed 25 percent tax on electricity transmission between different price zones, particularly across borders, to prevent its implementation in Norway.

Judicial Delays and Property Issues Undermine Fundamental Rights in Albania, Ombudsman Reports to EU
Albania's Ombudsman reported to the European Union on structural failures severely undermining fundamental rights, specifically highlighting judicial delays, property disputes, and the need to reduce pre-trial detentions.

NDA Pledges Corruption-Free Governance in Tamil Nadu
The Union Minister for Law and Justice stated that the NDA will ensure corruption-free good governance in Tamil Nadu, criticizing the DMK government for alleged corruption.

Greek Seafarers' Union Calls for 24-Hour Strike to Repatriate Sailors from War Zone
The Panhellenic Seamen's Federation (PNO) has called for a 24-hour strike on Thursday, protesting a company's plan to send a ship to a war-torn region and demanding the repatriation of Greek sailors stranded there.

EU Survey Reveals One in Three Women Experienced Violence
A new survey by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) and the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) found that one in three women in the European Union has experienced violence in their lifetime.

Conservative Anglicans Threaten Schism, Plan to Elect Rival Spiritual Leader
A group of conservative Anglican churches is set to meet in Nigeria to elect a leader to rival the Archbishop of Canterbury, a move that would deepen the theological divide within the global Anglican Communion.

Primary teachers' union condemns military strikes on Iran
The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO), a primary teachers' union, has expressed full support for a statement from Education International condemning the recent military strikes on Iran.

Anganwadi Workers Protest Arrest of Union Members in Ongole
Anganwadi workers in Ongole staged a protest to condemn the arrest of their union members, though specific details of the arrests were not provided.

Russian Schoolchildren Roleplay Weddings on Field Trips – Vyorstka
The visits come as the Kremlin seeks to reverse Russia’s most serious demographic crisis since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

IG Metall leader criticizes social welfare reform debate, proposes economic solutions
Christiane Benner, head of IG Metall, expressed frustration with the polarizing debate surrounding social welfare reforms and announced that her union would present its own solutions for the economy.

Croatian Unions Announce April Protest for Higher Wages and Pensions
Three major Croatian trade union federations and the Croatian Pensioners' Union have announced a protest in Zagreb for April 18, demanding higher wages and pensions for all.

Il dovere di mutuo soccorso: ecco perché l’Ue deve intervenire se uno Stato membro viene attaccato
Il caso dei droni lanciati dall’Iran a Cipro contro una base britannica potrebbe far scattare il comma 7 dell’articolo 42 del Trattato dell’Unione, anche se finora non è mai stato attivato.

EU Survey Reveals One in Three Women Experience Violence
A new survey indicates that nearly one in three women in the European Union have experienced some form of violence during their lifetime.
European Pushback on Ukraine's EU Membership
European capitals are reportedly pushing back against Ukraine's efforts to secure fast-track membership to the European Union.

Brazil Ratifies EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement
Brazil's Senate has ratified the trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur, completing the legislative process and creating one of the world's largest free trade zones.

Businessyle-uutisetle-figaroFrance 24+2orfmercopress1h ago5 sources Brazil completes its legislative process and ratifies the EU–Mercosur deal
Brazil’s Congress on Wednesday ratified the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, completing the legislative step in the South American bloc’s largest economy. The Senate approved the treaty unanimously, after the lower house cleared the text last week, according to local reporting and wire-service coverage.

UK, EU, and Türkiye Energy Equation Post-Brexit
An analysis explores the ongoing impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom's electricity market and its energy relationships with the European Union and Türkiye, following the UK's departure from the EU's energy market mechanism.

WorldThe Guardiancyprus-mail5h ago2 sources Blackout hits most of Cuba amid US oil chokehold
A power outage struck most of Cuba, including the capital of Havana, the country’s national electricity union UNE said on Wednesday, as the island’s communist-run government faces increasing pressure from the Trump administration. Cuba has experienced a series of major blackouts in recent years, even before the U.S. cut off oil shipments to the Caribbean’s […]
Lula Sanctions Visa Exemption Agreement for Brazilians in EU
Brazilian President Lula has sanctioned an agreement that maintains visa exemptions for Brazilians traveling to the European Union, allowing stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period in Schengen countries.

Tax Relief for Union Members in Poland
Polish taxpayers can claim a deduction of up to 840 PLN for trade union membership fees when filing their 2025 PIT returns, a benefit many are unaware of.

Méthanier russe coulé en Méditerranée : Poutine accuse l’Ukraine de «terrorisme»
Le président russe a également estimé mercredi à la télévision d’État que «le régime de Kiev mord la main dans laquelle il mange, à savoir la main de l’Union européenne».

TICE Union Criticizes Confidentiality Breach Amid Crisis
The FGFC union criticizes a breach of confidentiality towards employees within the TICE public transport system, while TICE counters the accusations amidst its ongoing crisis.

Lorient vs Nice: Talbi and Abdi set for Coupe de France reunion
Talbi and Abdi meet again in the Coupe de FranceAbdi/@L'EquipeJust two weeks after their Ligue 1 showdown, Lorient and Nice are set to clash again this Wednesday in the quarter-finals of the Coupe de…

Danish People's Party Drops Demand for EU Exit
Morten Messerschmidt, leader of the Danish People's Party, announced that the party will no longer demand Denmark's exit from the European Union.
EU Pushes Member States for European, Low-Carbon Manufacturing
The European Union is urging its member states to support and invest in European, low-carbon manufacturing initiatives.

Healthpublicoobservador9h ago2 sources Union announces nurses' strike for March 20
The Nurses' Union announced a strike for March 20, alleging that the Ministry of Health did not meet the deadline for the survey on impediments to career progression.

Serbian Police Union Calls for End to Attacks on Officers
The Police Union of Serbia has urged for a de-escalation of tensions and an end to attacks on police officers securing public gatherings, reporting that two officers sustained minor injuries during a recent protest in Loznica.

Spanish Unions Propose Gender Alternation for CEO Positions
Spanish trade unions UGT and CC.OO. have put forward a proposal for gender alternation in CEO and executive roles, suggesting that if a current leader is male, the next should be female.

Czech Republic Seeks EU Funding for Repatriation Flights
The Czech government has requested the European Union to partially fund repatriation flights for Czech citizens from the Middle East, potentially covering up to 75% of costs through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.

Bishop & Torres’ NCIS Future Teased By Stars After Ambiguous Reunion Ending: "They'll Find Each Other Again"
After NCIS season 23 staged a reunion between Ellie Bishop and Nick Torres, Emily Wickersham and Wilmer Valderrama discuss their characters' future.
EU Expects Exemption from US Universal Tariff Boost
The European Union anticipates being exempt from a proposed universal US tariff increase to 15%, as trade tensions continue to be a global concern.

EU Aims to Increase Industry's Share of GDP to 20% by 2035
The European Union plans to introduce new legislation to boost the industrial sector's contribution to GDP to 20% by 2035, focusing on strategic sectors and aiming to reverse job losses.

Government Proposes LO Members Can Opt Out of S-Party Contributions
The government aims to allow individual members of LO unions to refuse a portion of their membership fees from being allocated as contributions to the Social Democratic Party.

EU to Prioritize 'Made in Europe' for Public Procurement
The European Union plans to introduce 'Made in Europe' as a criterion for public procurement tenders, favoring companies that create jobs and use European technology and parts within the EU.

BusinessDaily Sabahkuwait-times12h ago2 sources EU Unveils 'Made in Europe' Rules to Strengthen Strategic Sectors
The European Union has introduced new 'Made in Europe' regulations aimed at bolstering the bloc's industries against intense competition, particularly from China, following months of deliberation.

Commemoration of Milorad Milo Marković in Montenegro
Delegations from SOBNOR and OBNOR 1941-1945 Podgorica laid flowers at the resting place of Prof. Dr. Milorad Milo Marković, marking thirteen years since the death of the founder of the Union of NOR Fighters Organizations of Montenegro.

President Begaj Decrees Release of Ferit Hoxha as Albanian Ambassador to EU
Albanian President Bajram Begaj has decreed the release of Ferit Hoxha from his duties as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Albania to the European Union. This follows the appointment of a new Foreign Minister.

Cyprus unemployment remains well below EU average
Cyprus’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 4.2 per cent in January 2026, remaining well below both the euro area and EU averages, according to Eurostat. The statistical office of the European Union said the euro area unemployment rate declined to 6.1 per cent in January 2026 from 6.2 per cent in December 2025 and […]

Former Union Leader Eggum Demands Accountability from Lier-Hansen
The former leader of Fellesforbundet, Eggum, has publicly called on Lier-Hansen to take responsibility, describing him as a skilled and engaged leader, but also a friend.

Independent university unions in Novi Sad register after year-long obstruction
Independent unions from several faculties at the University of Novi Sad have finally been registered after a year of obstruction, marking the beginning of their fight for workers' rights.

Samsung Electronics wage talks collapse, raising strike threat
Wage negotiations between management at Samsung Electronics and its labor union have collapsed after the two sides failed to reach an agreement in mediation with the National Labor Relations Commission, raising the possibility of a walkout for the first time in two years. The commission, a quasi-judicial body tasked with mediating labor-management disputes, decided to suspend the process on Wednesday, following the second round of talks a day earlier. Samsung Electronics management and labor rep

Lithuanian unemployment rate at 6.4% in January, above EU average
Unemployment in Lithuania reached 6.4% in January, a decrease from December but still 0.6 percentage points higher than the European Union average of 5.8%, according to Eurostat.

Russia Sues EU Over Frozen Assets
Russia has filed a lawsuit against the European Union challenging the indefinite freezing of its assets.

Big Apple vs. Oranges: Why NYC pays more and gets far less than Florida
NYC budget under New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani shows how union contracts drive up costs through premium-free retiree healthcare and early pensions.

Miloš Jovanović Calls for Redefining Serbian Foreign Policy and Halting EU Integration
Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that Serbia needs to redefine its foreign policy, including halting integration into the European Union.

Belgrade Public Transport Union Highlights Unpunished Attacks on Drivers
The 'Centar ‒ GSP Beograd' union announced that 71 attacks on public transport drivers were recorded in Belgrade over the past year, with 45 remaining unsolved, sending a dangerous message of impunity.
Montenegro Aims to Become 28th EU Member, Stabilizing Balkans
Montenegro's primary foreign policy objective is to become the 28th member of the European Union, a move that its European Affairs Minister, Maida Gorcevic, believes will stabilize the Balkans and strengthen the EU, though it may displease Russia.

Democratic Union of Roma Calls for 'Historic Unification' of Roma Forces in Serbia
The Democratic Union of Roma (DUR) has issued a call for a 'historic unification' of all Roma forces in Serbia.

La Union’s traditional weaving town attracts shoppers, young artisans
Bangar’s 'inabel' textiles, known for their breathability and durability, are well-suited to the country’s shifting weather
German Union Aims for Breakthrough at Tesla Berlin Plant
A German union is seeking a breakthrough in negotiations at Tesla's Berlin plant, potentially impacting labor relations at the facility.

Conservative Anglicans to pick rival leader, widening Church rifts
A grouping of conservative Anglican churches will meet in Nigeria this week to elect a leader to rival the Archbishop of Canterbury, an unprecedented step that is likely to deepen a widening theological split within the Anglican Communion.

One Chicago Showrunners Break Down Epic Three-Show Crossover—Upstead Reunion, Pascal’s Sacrifice & ‘Med’ Baby
SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points from the One Chicago 3-episode crossover event airing March 3. Tonight’s Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago P.D.

WNBA players, union leaders divided, claims letter from 2-time MVP, 4-time All-Star
ESPN dropped a bombshell in the middle of WNBA collective bargaining on Tuesday. New reporting from Alexa Philippou and Don Van Natta revealed a rift between the players and their leaders in the WNBA Players’ Association. MORE: ESPN executive compares…

For families, reunions add colour to festivities as stranded people return safely
Families in Delhi are celebrating Holi and Eid with renewed joy after reuniting with relatives who returned from West Asia amid escalating tensions.
As ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Nears the End of Its Season, Can the Reboot Sustain Itself?
Executive Producer Alex Baskin chatted with The Hollywood Reporter ahead of the season 12 reunion, dishing on why he believes the revival is a success and his hopes for the show's future.

Flower Holi at Rattan Professional College: 1979-80 batch reunion revives nostalgia at Sohana

Hilary Knight says Trump's 'distasteful' quip is a 'wonderful teaching point' for conversations about women
Hilary Knight reiterated criticism of Trump’s State of the Union remark about the women’s team, as players emphasized unity after Olympic victories.
Portuguese Labor Reform Discussions Continue Amid Disagreements
Discussions on labor reform in Portugal are ongoing, with employers optimistic about a quick agreement, while the UGT union indicates significant unresolved issues remain. The government aims to finalize the reform soon.

Karnataka Supports Tamil Nadu's Call for National Conversation on Union-State Relations
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has expressed strong support for Tamil Nadu's call for a renewed national conversation on Union-State relations, as conveyed in a letter to the T.N. Chief Minister.

European Commission's 2025 Strategic Foresight Report: Resilience 2.0
The European Union's strategic planning is evolving into a geopolitical and economic necessity, as highlighted by the European Commission's '2025 Strategic Foresight Report: Resilience 2.0', which could present opportunities for Lithuanian businesses.

Paradise Season 2, Episode 4 Ending Explained: What Happened To Xavier’s Wife?
Paradise's latest episode finally revealed a major update about Xavier's wife, and it wasn't the happy reunion the protagonist was hoping for.

Russian Central Bank Sues EU Over Frozen Assets
The Russian central bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Union over the indefinite freezing of approximately $230 billion of its reserves in connection with the war in Ukraine.

Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis Meets with Brussels Troika
Kyriakos Pierrakakis, President of the Eurogroup, met with the Brussels Troika ahead of the European Council on March 19. Discussions included the economic situation of the European Union within the complex geopolitical context.

69th Anniversary of Cypriot Hero Grigoris Afxentiou's Death
Cyprus commemorates 69 years since the death of Grigoris Afxentiou, a Greek Cypriot hero known for his role in the struggle for Enosis (union with Greece).

The questions Gladbach can ask of Bayern
Kevin Diks appeared visibly relieved in front of the microphone after the 1-0 win against Union Berlin on Saturday.

EU Approves Slovakia's Seventh Payment Request from Recovery Plan
The European Union has approved Slovakia's seventh payment request from the Recovery and Resilience Plan, confirming the fulfillment of most objectives and paving the way for hundreds of millions of euros.

Dutch Unions Threaten Nationwide Strikes Over Social Reforms
Dutch unions are preparing for nationwide strike actions following a tense meeting with the Jetten cabinet regarding proposed social reforms, including changes to the AOW (state pension).

Governing Against Teacher Unions and Medical Chambers Proves Difficult
Critics of the coalition government are demanding major reforms on its first anniversary, but even small steps are proving difficult, as illustrated by recent examples involving teacher unions and medical chambers.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah writes to Tamil Nadu counterpart Stalin backing renewed Centre-State relations debate
Siddaramaiah said that it is imperative for all States, irrespective of political affiliations, to join hands in constructive federal dialogue, not to weaken the union but to right-size it

Paturu handloom cluster revival to benefit 200 weaver families
Union government sanctions ₹76.32 lakh for reviving the handloom cluster; 84 weaver families get modern equipment worth ₹28 lakh in the first phase

EU strips AI, chips and quantum from industrial plan aimed at countering China
The European Union’s ambitious industrial policy to challenge China has been gutted, removing AI, semiconductors and quantum computing from a list of strategic technologies that must be “made in Europe” to tap billions in government funds.
Biotechnology and robotics are other cutting-edge sectors to be cut from the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) ahead of the proposal’s formal unveiling by the European Commission on Wednesday, a leaked draft showed.
Plans to exclude non-EU-based producers fr...

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STTK Report Highlights Disparity in CEO vs. Wage Earner Pay
According to STTK, a Finnish trade union confederation, it takes an average of 46 days for a salaried employee to earn what a chief executive makes in a single day. This report highlights the significant pay gap between CEOs and average wage earners.

French Hair Salon Workers Protest Exploitative Conditions and Occupy Premises
Around thirty undocumented workers, supported by the CGT union, occupied a Parisian hair salon to protest what they describe as exploitative working conditions, including 69-hour work weeks and the use of false pay slips by their employer.

Lithuanian Journalists' Union reports improved financial situation, will fulfill obligations
Following reports of a debt exceeding 200,000 euros and the former head Dainius Radzevičius transferring his debt to his children, the Lithuanian Journalists' Union stated that its current financial situation has significantly improved and obligations will be met.

Worldiefimeridavijesti-me1d ago2 sources Politiko: France will send anti-missile and systems to Cyprus...
Greece has already ordered the deployment of military forces near Cyprus after Iranian drones intruded near the Mediterranean islands, which for the first time drew an European Union (EU) member state into a military campaign…

From Mohanlal’s ‘henchman’ to Union Minister: The extraordinary rise, fall, and political rebirth of this Kerala actor

One Third of EU Women Victims of Violence
According to the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Institute for Gender Equality, one in three women in the European Union experiences physical and/or sexual violence.

Union Bank Concludes Fitfeb 2026 Wellness Initiative with Nationwide Healthwalks
Union Bank has wrapped up its 'Fitfeb 2026' wellness program, which included nationwide Healthwalks and celebrations, aligning its initiatives with the UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 for health and wellbeing.

Portuguese Emergency Technicians Demand INEM President's Resignation
A union representing emergency technicians in Portugal is calling for the resignation of INEM president Luís Cabral, accusing him of obstructing their professional development and misleading parliament.
One in Three EU Women Face Violence, Most Cases Unreported
A new survey reveals that one in three women in the European Union experience violence, with the majority of cases going unreported, highlighting a significant societal issue.

NFLPA chief player officer Don Davis steps down after 16 years with union
The new constant for the NFL Players Association is change.

EU Introduces New Packaging Rules Affecting Austrian Brands
The European Union is implementing new packaging regulations (PPWR) aimed at making packaging easier to recycle and eliminating superfluous empty space, which could impact well-known Austrian brands.

WNBA player union emphasizes unity as fissures exposed in CBA negotiations
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Vinod Tawde, Ramdas Athawale On BJP List For Maharashtra Rajya Sabha Polls
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated he is considering immediately halting gas supplies to the European Union, suggesting a redirection to more reliable partners, though emphasizing it is not yet a final decision.

Wadephul calls on Hungary to immediately stop blocking EU funds for Ukraine
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has called on Hungary to immediately stop blocking the European Union from releasing funds to Ukraine under the EUR 90 billion loan program.

Kaley Cuoco Officially Joins HBO Max's New Series For A Flight Attendant Reunion, 4 Years After Show Ended
Kaley Cuoco joins a new HBO Max pilot, reuniting with one of the creatives behind The Flight Attendant, a key project for her post-TBBT.

14 countries and EU refuse to attend Paralympics opening ceremony
As of now, 14 countries and the European Union have declined to participate in the opening ceremony of the 2026 Paralympic Games.

Farrell expects talks over Ireland future after Saracens links
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says he expects to "have discussions" with the Irish Rugby Football Union over his future after he was linked with Saracens.

Swedish Teachers' Union Criticizes Education Minister's Proposal on School Aesthetics
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EU Pushes for European Low-Carbon Manufacturing
The European Union is seeking to encourage member states to support and invest in European, low-carbon manufacturing initiatives.

Union tries to seize control of works council at Tesla’s German factory
Lawsuits and slander claims fly in IG Metall’s battle with Elon Musk over employment rights and conditions
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Europe’s largest trade union is trying to gain control of the works council at Elon Musk’s Tesla gigafactory near Berlin, in an industrial relations showdown marked by lawsuits and mutual accusations of slander.
The works council, an elected body of employees that negotiates everything from working hours to pay deals with a company’s management, is consid...

Hungary and Slovakia complain to EU about Ukraine's refusal to resume oil flows via Druzhba pipeline
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EU Considers New Regulation for Biased Procurement
The European Union is reportedly considering a new commission proposal that would allow EU and member states to prioritize local interests in their procurement processes.

NFL star Von Miller open to reunion with former team
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Slovenian Farmers' Union Warns of Contract Cancellations by Retailers
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Teacher in Bor allegedly discussed politician's personal and political activities in class
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Iceland Adopts Outdated EU Environmental Regulations as Europe Loosens Them
While European Union countries are easing energy and environmental regulations, Icelandic authorities are implementing older, effectively outdated regulations from the EEA agreement, which an assistant director at Landsvirkjun says negatively impacts competitiveness.

EU Tourism Reaches Record High in 2025, While Romania Sees Decline
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Justice Minster Ouahbi, New EU Ambassador Tzantchev, Reinforce Decades-Long Strategic Partnership
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Courtney Love teases Hole reunion tour with Melissa Auf Der Maur
“So do we tell the kids about the tour?”
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Vox Demands for Extremadura Presidency Investiture
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Norway's Parliament Rejects Proposal to Explore EU Membership
Nearly 79% of Norwegian MPs voted against a proposal to have the government investigate the possibility of the country joining the European Union.

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Activist Maja Simić Wins 'Dobrila' Award for Empowering Women in Serbia
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Fred VanVleet Was a Critic of the NBA Players’ Union. Now He’s Leading It.
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China's National People's Congress emphasizes mutual need with Europe
A spokesperson for China's National People's Congress highlighted the 50-year diplomatic relations between China and the European Union, reinforcing the idea of a mutually beneficial partnership.

Ukraine Denies EU Access to Inspect Damaged Druzhba Oil Pipeline
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Power crisis may deepen as electricity workers activate strike
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Lufthansa CEO Navigates Geopolitical Disruptions and Union Battles
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Ukraine's EU accession faces skepticism from key members
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Rugby Union Weekly Discusses England Team Changes and Scotland's Gregor Brown
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EU urges Azerbaijan and Armenia to resolve humanitarian issues
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Labour Unions Claim Tinubu's Economic Reforms Yet to Benefit Ordinary Nigerians
Despite positive financial statistics attributed to President Tinubu’s economic reforms, Nigerian labour unions argue that the benefits have not reached ordinary citizens who continue to face high living costs.

Irish Teachers' Union Accuses Government of Failing on Teacher Retention
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New Zealand Primary Teachers' Union Seeks ERA Intervention in Pay Talks
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Investigation Launched into Misuse of Anti-Semitism Funds by Berlin Groups
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‘True Lies’ Stars Arnold Schwarzenegger & Jamie Lee Curtis Join California Hall Of Fame
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New Board of Directors Formed for Union of Public Prosecutors of Greece, Eirini Chrysogianni Elected President
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Siddaramaiah rubbishes allegations of spying on D.K. Shivakumar loyalists
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Đilas: Serbia applied for full EU membership, not partial participation
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The Centre's NAKSHA project has selected five villages in a Union Territory, with land surveys set to commence soon as part of the initiative.

Indian Transport Unions Announce Strike on March 5
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EU Invests €1.8 Million in Modern Waste Collection Centers in Moldova
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The Guess Who Announce Extensive United States Reunion Tour
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European Commission: EU accession in 2027 is benchmark for Kyiv, not Brussels
The European Commission cannot independently set a specific date for Ukraine's accession to the European Union, as this is governed by the candidate country's "merit-based principle."

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Any threat against Cyprus is unacceptable, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday during a meeting with his country’s leader of the opposition Nikos Androulakis. “Any threat against the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union, is unacceptable in principle. Greek diplomacy and the upgraded Greek armed forces are placed at […]

Healthcare Collapse Averted in West Herzegovina Canton as Doctors' Salaries Increase by 30%
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Greeks remain most pessimistic consumers in EU despite slight improvement
Despite a marginal improvement in consumer confidence, Greeks continue to be the most pessimistic consumers in the European Union, according to IOVE data.

Spanish Government Approves Intern Statute to Limit Abuses
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Ukraine Faces EU Resistance on Accelerated Membership Bid
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TICE management accused of reading confidential employee emails
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Union Minister launches incubation centre at Nirmala College for Women in Coimbatore to foster innovation and technology
A Union Minister inaugurated an incubation center at Nirmala College for Women in Coimbatore, India, aimed at promoting innovation and technology among students.
Angola and Ethiopia Presidents Arrive for Kampala AU Summit
The presidents of Angola and Ethiopia have arrived in Kampala for the African Union summit, indicating high-level diplomatic engagement.

Croatian Unions Announce Major Protest
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Androulakis Emphasizes Strengthening Community Councils for Citizen Effectiveness
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The Welsh Rugby Union is being urged to rethink plans to cut a men's professional side by Welsh government politicians.

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