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After successfully completing its proving flight in July 2022 and following a rigorous application process for an Operating Licence, the new airline is now fully approved to commence operations.

CONSTRUCTION OF THE ARAGUAIA NICKEL PROJECT REMAINS ON-BUDGET AND ON-SCHEDULEHIGHLIGHTS:Araguaia Nickel Project Line 1 remains on-schedule for pro...

With the fallout from the Gary Lineker social media row barely ended, the BBC is now facing a major shift in requirements on its online services after UK broadc...

Ofcom says it is concerned over some of the upcoming programme sharing changes to Local BBC Radio, and expects to be consulted before any further plans are announced.

The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) — since issuing the Operating Licence in June 2022 for Unit 3 of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant — has continued its regulatory oversight, starting with fuel loading, testing, the criticality phase, conn

Digify Africa and Techsys Digital have reportedly become the first learning platform in the world to provide access to OpenAIs ChatGPT via WhatsApp...

The airline’s Gatwick-based subsidiary, BA Euroflyer, has added Montpellier, Corfu, Mykonos and Innsbruck along with a new summer Salzburg service…

Earlier i spoke to mahjooba nowrouzi from the bbc�*s afghan service, who outlined how she thought the latest restrictions would be implemented. as you said, today the taliban government in afghanistan ordered all foreign and domestic non—governmental organisations to suspend employing women. this is the latest restrictive move by the taliban with regards womens rights and freedom. the order came in a letter from the economy minister which said that any ngo found not complying with the order ...

With the order will have their operating licence revoked. their ministry spokesman has confirmed the content of the letter. he said the ban applies to all ngos who have a working licence under the ministry of economy in afghanistan and the un does not come under this ban. but un contracts have registered ngos to carry out humanitarian work in afghanistan, and also it is not clear if the order applies to all women, or only afghan women at the ngos, and this is something that needs to be clarified...

Earlier i spoke to mahjooba nowrouzi from the bbc�*s afghan service, who outlined how she thought the latest restrictions would be implemented. today the taliban government in afghanistan ordered all foreign and domestic non—governmental organisations to suspend employing women. this is the latest restrictive move by the taliban with regards womens rights and freedom. the order came in a letter from the economy minister which said that any ngo found not complying with the order will have the...