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US, EU Said to Halt Subsidy Race to Encourage Chips Production, Move to Be Announced Soon
The United States and European Union will announce a joint effort to head off the subsidy race over semiconductor chips production as they look forward to boost the production, a senior Biden administration official said.
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Europe vs GAFAM: How the Battle Against Big Tech Unfolded So Far
US tech giants Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft — collectively dubbed GAFAM — have been accused of not paying enough taxes, stifling competition, stealing media content and threatening democracy by spreading fake news.
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Covishield Shot Should Be Accepted In Travel Schemes: UK's Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday said he saw no reason why people who received Indian-made AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines should be left out of vaccine passport schemes after the European Union did not initially recognise it.
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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"Hope To Resolve Soon": Adar Poonawalla On Covishield, EU Travel Issues
Adar Poonawalla tweeted Monday to reassure Covishield-vaccinated Indians facing issues with travel to the European Union - in light of the EU's new 'vaccine passport' scheme not recognising the India-made version of the AstraZeneca vaccine
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Britain to Offer Fast-Track Visas to Bolster Fintech Companies After Brexit
Britain has announced a fast-track visa scheme for jobs at fintech firms after a government-backed review warned that financial technology firms will struggle with Brexit and tougher competition for global talent.
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Will Not Join EU's COVID-19 Vaccine Scheme, Says UK
Britain has turned down the chance to join a 2.4 billion euro ($2.7 billion) European Union plan to secure advance purchases of promising COVID-19 vaccines, saying the EU would not allow it any role in decision-making.
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UK Launches New Visas Open To Indian Scientists, Academics
The new UKRI Science, Research and Academia scheme, which is being added to the already existing Tier 5 (Temporary Worker - Government Authorised Exchange) visa route, opened from yesterday for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) to come to the UK for up to two years.
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European Union Court Rejects Hungary, Slovakia Challenge Against Refugee Quotas
The EU's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge from Hungary and Slovakia against a quota scheme by Brussels to force member states to admit thousands of asylum seekers.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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Brexit Seen Making Government Fix To Tata Steel Pension Plan Elusive
A government overhaul of the British Steel Pension Scheme - crucial to convincing anyone to buy Tata's British assets - is in jeopardy after Britons' vote to leave the European Union deepened the fund's debts and depleted its assets, analysts and industry sources said.
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First Asylum Seekers Leave Italy Under European Union Relocation Plan
A small group of Eritreans left Italy for Sweden on Friday, the first contingent of asylum-seekers to be relocated under a European Union scheme to ease the burden of the migration crisis on frontline countries.
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UN Uses Food Aid to Fight Against Child Labour in Egypt
Almost 24,000 Egyptian children have received school meals and rations for their families under a scheme to prevent youngsters in the poorest areas from dropping out of school and working, UN and EU officials said.
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European Union Scheme Commits $350 Million for Research on Ebola Vaccines, Tests
The Europe Union and drugmakers pledged on Thursday to invest 280 million euros ($350 million) in Ebola research, with the lion's share going to the testing and manufacture of potential vaccines.
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Indians to Benefit From New Irish-UK Visa Deal
India will be one of the first countries to benefit from a new joint visa scheme signed between Ireland and the UK in London on Monday.
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US, EU Said to Halt Subsidy Race to Encourage Chips Production, Move to Be Announced Soon
The United States and European Union will announce a joint effort to head off the subsidy race over semiconductor chips production as they look forward to boost the production, a senior Biden administration official said.
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Europe vs GAFAM: How the Battle Against Big Tech Unfolded So Far
US tech giants Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft — collectively dubbed GAFAM — have been accused of not paying enough taxes, stifling competition, stealing media content and threatening democracy by spreading fake news.
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Covishield Shot Should Be Accepted In Travel Schemes: UK's Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday said he saw no reason why people who received Indian-made AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines should be left out of vaccine passport schemes after the European Union did not initially recognise it.
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"Applied For Clearance": Serum Sources On Covishield Issue In EU
The Serum Institute (SII) has applied through AstraZeneca for the European Medicines Agency's nod to get the Covishield vaccine approved for the European Union's 'vaccine passport' scheme, company sources have told NDTV.
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"Hope To Resolve Soon": Adar Poonawalla On Covishield, EU Travel Issues
Adar Poonawalla tweeted Monday to reassure Covishield-vaccinated Indians facing issues with travel to the European Union - in light of the EU's new 'vaccine passport' scheme not recognising the India-made version of the AstraZeneca vaccine
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Britain to Offer Fast-Track Visas to Bolster Fintech Companies After Brexit
Britain has announced a fast-track visa scheme for jobs at fintech firms after a government-backed review warned that financial technology firms will struggle with Brexit and tougher competition for global talent.
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Will Not Join EU's COVID-19 Vaccine Scheme, Says UK
Britain has turned down the chance to join a 2.4 billion euro ($2.7 billion) European Union plan to secure advance purchases of promising COVID-19 vaccines, saying the EU would not allow it any role in decision-making.
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UK Launches New Visas Open To Indian Scientists, Academics
The new UKRI Science, Research and Academia scheme, which is being added to the already existing Tier 5 (Temporary Worker - Government Authorised Exchange) visa route, opened from yesterday for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) to come to the UK for up to two years.
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European Union Court Rejects Hungary, Slovakia Challenge Against Refugee Quotas
The EU's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge from Hungary and Slovakia against a quota scheme by Brussels to force member states to admit thousands of asylum seekers.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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Brexit Seen Making Government Fix To Tata Steel Pension Plan Elusive
A government overhaul of the British Steel Pension Scheme - crucial to convincing anyone to buy Tata's British assets - is in jeopardy after Britons' vote to leave the European Union deepened the fund's debts and depleted its assets, analysts and industry sources said.
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First Asylum Seekers Leave Italy Under European Union Relocation Plan
A small group of Eritreans left Italy for Sweden on Friday, the first contingent of asylum-seekers to be relocated under a European Union scheme to ease the burden of the migration crisis on frontline countries.
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UN Uses Food Aid to Fight Against Child Labour in Egypt
Almost 24,000 Egyptian children have received school meals and rations for their families under a scheme to prevent youngsters in the poorest areas from dropping out of school and working, UN and EU officials said.
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European Union Scheme Commits $350 Million for Research on Ebola Vaccines, Tests
The Europe Union and drugmakers pledged on Thursday to invest 280 million euros ($350 million) in Ebola research, with the lion's share going to the testing and manufacture of potential vaccines.
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Indians to Benefit From New Irish-UK Visa Deal
India will be one of the first countries to benefit from a new joint visa scheme signed between Ireland and the UK in London on Monday.
