Euroviews. Europe can produce its own tech giants — here’s how
Why does the EU fail to produce its own Google, Amazon or Facebook? Is Europe lacking entrepreneurship, technical savvy or simply imagination?
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'I'm 53 - Amazon's £5 'instant rejuvenation' serum makes me look far younger than my age'
Amazon shoppers are raving about a budget-friendly face serum that is said to create an 'instant rejuvenated glow' on the skin. Those who have tried the 'remarkable' £5 beauty buy insist that it even rivals 'far more expensive' brands.
Azerbaijan's Baku Shipyard: Achieving industrial growth through innovation and sustainability
Elshad Nuriyev, Chairman of Baku Shipyard, underlines the strategic importance of the shipyard within Azerbaijan's industrial ecosystem and its significant contribution to the country's development. A notable example is the Khankendi vessel, built at Baku Shipyard, which played a crucial role in the subsea operations for Phase 2 of the Shah Deniz project, now a major supplier of natural gas to Europe.
Avanti promises 'much-improved travel experience' after £117m upgrade
Avanti has promised passengers 'a much-improved travel experience' following Britain's biggest ever train fleet refurbishment. The under-fire operator said the 56th and final modernised Pendolino train has returned to service following the £117m project.
Euroviews. Hybrid vehicles have proven to be the right choice for decarbonisation
Regardless of what you think of the phrase "the customer is always right", there is a key truth to it: customers are the ones who set consumption habits and trends. Nowhere is this fact more important to keep in mind than in today’s automotive sector.
Gamesummit 2024 sees thrilling competitions, shows, and insightful discussions about gaming
The vibrant and dynamic city of Baku, Azerbaijan, hosted the Gamesummit 2024 - a global hub for gaming enthusiasts, developers, and industry leaders.
Euroviews. The European Commission needs a policy entrepreneur-in-chief
Back in 1952, five years before the Treaty of Rome and the founding of the European Economic Community, Jan Tinbergen, a Dutch Nobel Prize-winning economist, coined a simple but often-overlooked rule for policymakers: the number of achievable policy goals cannot exceed the number of policy instruments.
Euroviews. To make the world a safe place for all, Interpol needs to embrace all perspectives
This year marks a critical moment for INTERPOL, as the selection of the next secretary general will shape the future of global security. This election is not just about leadership; it’s about safeguarding our world.