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ANGOLA — There’s no questioning that COVID-19 has been tough on everyone, but for some college students making the switch to virtual learning has created additional hardships of its own. Due to the pandemic-related closures or limited hours of many public libraries, cafes and community centers, some students without a reliable high-speed internet connection at home have found it difficult to complete their online classwork. Other students, especially working or professional ones, migh...

The OSCE document contains 38 recommendations for improving the election process in the US

Football in a pandemic

In the next five years, China intends to import more than €140 billion of goods from Central and Eastern European countries (CEE) countries, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday during the “17+1” summit of China and Eastern European countries. “We need to deepen agricultural cooperation in a bid to double CEE countries’ agricultural exports to China and raise two-way agricultural trade by 50% over the next five years,” he added. Launched in 2012, the “17+1” summit consis...

WARSAW — Poland’s biggest power group PGE and Danish counterpart Orsted have struck a deal to jointly develop two offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea that…

In today’s news from the Capitals: China lures CEE countries with trade, vaccine promises. In the next five years, China intends to import more than €140 billion of goods from Central and Eastern European countries (CEE) countries, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday during the “17+1” summit of China and Eastern European countries. “We need to deepen agricultural cooperation in a bid to double CEE countries’ agricultural exports to China and raise two-way agricultural trade...

Poland's biggest power group PGE and Denmark's Orsted clinched a final deal on Wednesday to jointly develop two offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea, with a combined capacity of 2.5 gigawatts (GW), the firms said.

With blacked out or blank television screens, front pages and web portals, Poland’s private media companies protested against plans to implement a new advertising tax they say is a disguised government attempt to muffle criticism.

The Latest: Myanmar Police Joins Protests, Constitutional Trial, 116 Year-Old COVID Survivor A staff member clears snow from a miniature replica of the U.S. Capitol in Miniwelt, a tourist attraction in Lichtenstein, eastern Germany. - Jan Woitas/dpa/ZUMA       2020-02-10 Welcome to Wednesday, where Myanmar police side with protesters, the Senate votes to continue Trumps trial and Europes oldest person survives COVID. We also loo...

Polish Salesian on a mission of joy and love in Mongolia Brother Gniazdowski admires the modesty and simplicity of people who teach him humility through their poor but peaceful lives Brother Krzysztof Gniazdowski has been serving in Mongolia since 2007. (Photo: Salesian Mission Mongolia) “Keep praying for me and my brothers” is the simple message for anyone who drops by the profile of Brother Krzysztof Gniazdowski on the Salesian mission website. The Polish Salesian lay missionary has se...