< 1 mn readConstruction work on the expansion and renovation of the Svartsengi geothermal power plant has been going well and it is almost on schedule, despite seven volcanic eruptions on the other side of Mt Sýlingarfell and Mt Þorbjörn since the first shovel was taken two years ago. The total cost of the construction is estimated at […]
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2 mn readRight to Life with other pro-life groups supported the annual National March for Life on Saturday 7th December. The first annual March was in 2017. Right to Life executive members represented our Society at the National March for Life in Wellington. We joined an estimated assembly of 1,200 men, women and children at 2 PM […]
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2 mn readThe United Arab Emirates has introduced major changes to its visa policy for tourists, causing increased challenges for Indian tourists in securing visas to enter Dubai. Under the new regulations, travellers must provide detailed documentation, including confirmed hotel bookings, return flight tickets, and proof of accommodation for those staying with relatives. Since the changes came into effect, […]
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2 mn readHead of Government Aziz Akhannouch chaired today the sixth session of the National Investment Commission in Rabat, approving 56 investment projects valued at MAD 134 billion ($13.4 billion). The session, operating under the framework of Morocco’s new Investment Charter implemented in March 2023, saw the approval of 52 projects under the basic investment support system, […]
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2 mn readThe alert level of the Santa Bárbara volcano, on Terceira Island, in the Azores, has been lowered from V3 (confirmation of system reactivation) to V2 (possible system reactivation), according to the Institute of Volcanology of the University of the Azores (IVAR). “The Crisis Office decided to lower the volcanic alert level at the Santa Bárbara […]
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2 mn readThe South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (SAFMC) has approved the use of ropeless fishing gear, also known as on-demand gear, in its black sea bass fishery, which spans the U.S. coastline from the state of North Carolina to Florida. The new gear aims to reduce instances of right whale entanglements. The North Atlantic right whale is one […]
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