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Schneider Charge Pro launches with simplified charging experience to accelerate EV adoption

Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, has launched Schneider Charge Pro in Europe, a robust, energy-efficient electric vehicle (EV) charging solution to accelerate EV adoption among owners of commercial fleets and multifamily residences. With the EU’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) requiring upgrades to EV charge facilities by 2027, Schneider Charge Pro aims to address key barriers to growth in a complex and fragmented market landscape as a comprehensive, affordable eMobility solution.

FIFA says it has settled with Diarra in player transfer rights case

June 8 : FIFA has reached a settlement with former France midfielder Lassana Diarra in a player transfer rights case, the global soccer body said on Monday.

Migrant amateur teams in Greece get into World Cup spirit before new EU border measures take effect

ATHENS: Before North America, World Cup magic made a stopover in Greece. Players battled and bonded not at the mega-stadiums of Mexico, Canada and the United States, but on practice fields squeezed into urban neighborhoods of Athens. There were no luxury suites or grand arenas — just a local soccer competition where migrants and Greek players kicked the ball on city fields before crowds pressed to chain‑link fences, as music spilled into the streets. And while Albania, Afghanistan, Cameroon, Guinea, Mali, Nigeria and Sudan didn’t qualify for the World Cup, amateur players with ties to those countries brought their best game in Athens. Many migrant players have been bracing for the implementation of Europe’s stricter migration and asylum rules in June. But the tournament for migrant and refugee communities was a joyful distraction, a celebration of football and identity. At one venue near Plato’s Academy, where ancient Athenians once debated the meaning of citizenship, the Acropolis rose in the distance beyond the field.

D&B and Interfax-Ukraine Help Ukrainian Companies Check Foreign Counterparties

Ukrainian companies, which after the start of the full-scale war have been more actively entering new foreign markets, are increasingly facing the need to check foreign partners even before the start of negotiations or the signing of a contract. One of the tools for such checks is the international business data of Dun & Bradstreet, access to which in Ukraine is provided by D&B and Interfax-Ukraine.

President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia Marko Čadež: Ukraine can use Serbia as a hub to access markets in the Balkans, the EU, Asia and Africa

Exclusive interview of President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia Marko Čadež with Interfax-Ukraine

Joint Statement on the International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT+)

The Embassies of Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the Delegation of the European Union in Ukraine, and the Council of Europe Office in Ukraine

“Ukrcement” Association is partner of “Trade Wars: Art of Defense” Conference

The path to the EU, border closures, changes in export structures, and new customs regulations—this is the reality in which “the art of defending” one’s own trade interests has become a key skill for business survival. How are the rules of the game changing for Ukrainian businesses in global markets? What can be expected from trade with the EU in the coming years? And how can one protect their interests amid ever-increasing competition and the emergence of new barriers?

Fencing-Athletes and coaches lobby IOC as concerns rise over fencing federation

LONDON, May 5 : Almost 3,000 athletes and coaches were sending an open letter to IOC President Kirsty Coventry and the International Fencing Federation leadership on Tuesday calling for an independent review of what they call "governance failures and corruption" in the world body, says a copy of the letter seen by Reuters.

Dutch football braces for ruling in player eligibility dispute

May 1 : A ruling by a Dutch court on Monday threatens to throw the Eredivisie into turmoil if NAC Breda succeed in their bid to force a replay of their match against Go Ahead Eagles over the eligibility of defender Dean James, with officials warning the decision could jeopardise the completion of the season.

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Schneider Charge Pro launches with simplified charging experience to accelerate EV adoption

FIFA says it has settled with Diarra in player transfer rights case

Migrant amateur teams in Greece get into World Cup spirit before new EU border measures take effect

D&B and Interfax-Ukraine Help Ukrainian Companies Check Foreign Counterparties

President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia Marko Čadež: Ukraine can use Serbia as a hub to access markets in the Balkans, the EU, Asia and Africa

Joint Statement on the International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT+)

“Ukrcement” Association is partner of “Trade Wars: Art of Defense” Conference

Fencing-Athletes and coaches lobby IOC as concerns rise over fencing federation

Dutch football braces for ruling in player eligibility dispute