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Table tennis-World Cup winner Calderano to miss Las Vegas event over visa issues
BERLIN :Brazilian Hugo Calderano, who won the gold medal in the 2025 table tennis World Cup, said he will miss the WTT U.S. smash event in Las Vegas this month following delays in getting a visa to the United States.
Italy boosts legal work visas, as union says policy falls short
ROME: Italy’s hard-right government has agreed to issue 500,000 visas for non-EU workers over the next three years, but a top trade union warned Tuesday that only structural change would tackle labor shortages.
Liberty Media receives nod from EU regulators for MotoGP deal
BRUSSELS :Formula One owner Liberty Media received unconditional clearance from EU regulators for its acquisition of Dorna Sports, which owns MotoGP, the European Commission said on Monday.
AmCham Ukraine Calls on Government and Members of Parliament to Prevent Reintroduction of Export Duties on Oilseeds
The business community, united by the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine, is concerned about the potential risks related to the possible reintroduction of export duties and/or quotas on oilseeds.
There must be clear balance in grain market between interests of farmers, traders and processors – Millers of Ukraine Union's Director
Exclusive interview with Rodion Rybchynsky, Director of Millers of Ukraine Union, for Interfax-Ukraine
“Bukovel” actively implements International Environmental Programs
“Bukovel” is actively investing in sustainable practices that help protect the environment while also improving the quality of recreation. This is highlighted in a special feature by “Ekonomichna Pravda”.
Driver charged with Liverpool football parade tragedy appears in court
LONDON: A driver charged with multiple counts of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm for ramming into a crowd of Liverpool football fans celebrating their team’s Premier League championship was ordered held in custody Friday at his first court appearance. Paul Doyle, wearing a black suit, white shirt and gray tie, looked emotional as he spoke only to confirm his name, address and birth date in a hearing in Liverpool Magistrates’ Court. He did not enter a plea. Doyle, 53, faces a charge of dangerous driving and six serious offenses alleging he caused or tried to cause grievous bodily harm.