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Next year, in the first quarter, Romania will reach an absorption rate of 98%, money spent, in the 2014-2020 financial year, of which it has…

HO CHI MINH CITY -- VinFast said it will secure lithium batteries for its electric vehicles by absorbing VinES, a sister company under a parent firm s

The European Day of Languages, on September 26, aims to promote language education as a means of fostering international understanding. Does it work in the age of Google Translate?

The European Day of Languages, marked on September 26, aims to promote language education as a means of fostering international understanding. Does it work in the modern age?

Copyright ChangeInc Seaweed has a lot of potential. Algae from water is rich in protein, absorbs a lot of CO2 and needs no land to grow on. Reason enough to fuel the seaweed market. Beginning... | June 12, 2023

The Sorbs, an ethnic minority in eastern Germany, are trying to preserve their language and traditions. One of the highlights of the year: Easter riding – a custom with a long history.

Stefan Seidler is the one lawmaker in Germany's federal parliament, the Bundestag, who focuses solely on the country's four minorities. First and foremost, he represents the Danes and the Frisians in Germany's far north.

An international law firm advisory has joined PwC Australia, in what the NewLaw firm is calling a new era for law transformation. CXINLAW, led by Carl White, has officially joined the PwC ranks to

The 10 best road trips in Germany Lonely Planet Editors Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber is a must-see town on Germanys Romantic Road © Boris Stroujko / Shutterstock Germany is a wonderful country to drive around, and its roads are excellent. The country’s pride and joy is its famous 6835-mile (11,000km) network of autobahns, but it also boasts eons of history, jaw-dropping landscapes and a huge variety of outdoor activities to get you to stop the car and stretch your legs. Here are the t...

National firm absorbs global employment and disputes team By Emma Ryan|27 April 2021 A Melbourne-based DWF principal has taken his team national following the former closing up shop on three Aussie offices. Highly acclaimed litigation expert George Haros has officially departed the firm and joined Gadens, bringing a team of seven with him who specialise in employment, industrial relations and commercial disputes. Joining Gadens with Mr Haros are senior associates Michael Harty and William Mars...