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On the International Women’s Day, Estonian World has since 2015 highlighted some of the most outstanding Estonian women on the global stage – this is our take in 2022.

The lack of a side of nacho cheese would be a problem if it weren't for the butter, kraut, and honey mustard Laugen stuffs its pretzels with.

Prize winning films about migration, autism, Colombians, farming and children born of war

Digging into the music of composers Joseph Boulogne, Kikuko Kanai and Julia Perry

Local business owners have faced several significant challenges in recent times – the impacts of bushfires, flooding, increased cyber-crime and of

De Bono was qualified in medicine and at school nicknamed ‘genius’, but critics claimed he peddled pseudoscience in his books and talks

Exporting Uganda’s oil to Tanzania and beyond looks less viable as high costs and the turn from fossil fuels become reality, Deal Done, trumpeted the loyalist press in Dar es Salaam after President Samia Suluhu Hassan and President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda signed agreements with the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Company to build the worlds longest heated oil pipeline in late May. Concerns about the high cost of transporting the oil through 1,443 kilometres of buried pipe for export ...

Concerns raised over possible 50c-per-litre increase diesel prices by 2030 Study warns of price hikes if EU relies only on carbon markets to achieve emissions cuts Tue, May 25, 2021, 14:27 Updated: Tue, May 25, 2021, 16:13   The price of a litre of diesel could spike by as much as 50 cents by 2030, if EU plans to use international carbon markets to set pricing carry on. That is the conclusion of the Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics. The Trust, which was originally set up ...

Concerns raised over possible 50c-per-litre increase in the price of diesel by 2030

QUEZON  CITY, May 19 -- Four leading Filipino economists recommend that structural reforms are needed to remedy the plight of Philippine agri-fishery sector and reduce poverty among farmers and fishers, during the first day of the 2021 Food Security Summit organized by the Department of Agriculture (DA). For one, reforms must be made on the continued bias against agriculture in government budgetary allocation, over-regulation of markets, and monopolies, said Dr. V. Bruce J. Tolentino, current ...