Page 121 - Gu News Today

Tensions on U.S. college campuses have been rising since the Israel-Hamas war started more than 100 days ago. Thats been playing out locally as Indiana University suspended a professor and canceled a Palestinian artists exhibit.

The Finnish government has estimated that the majority state-owned airline will witness a roughly 250-per-cent increase in emission trading costs, from 38 to 100 million euros, between 2023 and 2026.

A new European ruling on silver dental fillings threatens the future of NHS dentistry in Northern Ireland unless Stormont steps in, the British Dental Association (BDA) have said.

The European Parliament has called for a new European Union (EU) legal framework to ensure the music streaming sector is fair, sustainable and promotes cultural diversity.

WoodMackenzie concludes that high storage levels in Europe coupled with a mild Northern Hemisphere winter will keep global gas prices subdued in the current year.

IRobot shares have dropped down to $14.3 each after EU regulators told Amazon that the acquisition is likely to be rejected.

IU has revealed her dramatic leaflet teaser for Love Wins All.The leaflet reveals more of the story hinted at in the teaser poster featuring&nb…

Too much red tape is reportedly leading to clean energy projects in the EU failing to reach completion.

The European Commission is welcoming comments on Apple's proposal.

UPDATE 12:56PM: Kingsbury Grade is now open with restrictions. Chains or snow tires required. Semis are prohibited. *** UPDATE 11:38AM: US-395 closed in both directions due to flooding at Cradlebaugh Bridge. The alternative route is Jacks Valley Road. *** UPDATE: 1030AM: Kingsbury Grade is closed in both directions.