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The first part of an interview with the owner of the agricultural holding A.G.R. Group, Misak Khidiryan, and Board Chairman of A.G.R. Group Ihor Shestopalov about the key challenges of the past year – Russia's invasion and forced change of conditions and destinations of agricultural crops export.
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The Netherlands is the European Union country with the highest proportion of workers working remotely, according to new research.
After a summit in Brussels that ran into the wee hours, European Union leaders struck a hard-line tone on migration policy, threatening to use visa permits, trade flows and development aid as leverages to crack down on irregular border crossings and speed up the return of unsuccessful asylum-seekers.
Passport stamps are badges of honour for many travellers, forming a paper trail of their adventures.
BERLIN: A future European Super League could include as many as 80 teams, Bernd Reichart, the chief executive of A22 Sports Management, a company formed to sponsor and assist in the creation of a breakaway soccer league, said on Thursday (Feb 9).
MADRID : The European Super League project has adapted to criticism from two years ago when it was first launched but still remains the only solution to European football's growing problems, the CEO of A22 Sports Management, a company formed to sponsor and assist in the creation of a breakaway soccer league, said on Thursday.
GENEVA: Organizers of the Super League project presented a long-promised new proposal Thursday for a multi-division competition involving up to 80 European soccer teams and operating outside of UEFA’s authority. Setting out 10 principles for the project, Spain-based A22 Sports Management said it had talked to “nearly 50 European clubs” about the revived proposal. It is unclear if any clubs have publicly supported it.