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Polish court seals divisive ruling to tighten abortion law by The Associated Press Last Updated Jan 27, 2021 at 12:34 pm EDT WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s top court on Wednesday confirmed its highly divisive ruling that will further tighten the predominantly Catholic nation’s strict anti-abortion law and that triggered weeks of protests after it was first announced in October. The constitutional Tribunal published the justification of its decision, which means it can now be officially printed...

Share this article HUNTINGTON, Ind., Jan. 27, 2021   /PRNewswire/ -- Northeast Indiana Bancorp, Inc., (OTCQB: NIDB), the parent company of First Federal Savings Bank, has announced that the Corporation will hold its twenty sixth annual shareholders meeting on April 27, 2021 at 1:00 PM local time.  The meeting will be held in the boardroom of First Federal Savings Bank at 100 Frontage Road, Huntington Indiana.  The holders of record date for the annual meeting will be March 10, 2021. The Com...

Frontex suspends operations in Hungary The EUs border agency, Frontex, is suspending operations in Hungary. "The head of Frontex has already made up his mind and will suspend all activities in Hungary," an EU official told EUobserver on Wednesday (27 January). Read and decide Get instant access to all articles — and 20 years of archives. 14-day free trial. Choose your plan Our exclusive news stories and investigations. Influential. Investigative. Independent. Why join? Already a member...

Bowen Health Clinic, in Rudisill Plaza on the citys south side, is formally unveiled Tuesday morning. Kurt Carlson, president and CEO of Bowen Center, speaks Tuesday at the clinic, part of Bowen’s move into integrative medicine. Previous Next Wednesday, January 27, 2021 1:11 am South-side clinic aims to integrate health care ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette Dr. Gerald Greer is working in the same Fort Wayne building where his mother used to take him to buy n...

Covid vaccination in India: Over 23 lakh beneficiaries inoculated so far, says govt A healthcare worker gets a COVID-19 vaccine at Nair Hospital, in Mumbai on Wednesday. (ANI Photo) 1 min read Share Via Read Full Story Nearly 23 lakh beneficiaries have been vaccinated since 16 January, when the mass inoculation drive against the novel coronavirus was launched, the Health Ministry said on Wednesday. 23,28,779 have been vaccinated so far till 6 pm today at 41,599 sessions, of which 2,99,299 peopl...

All news Envoy vows Russia will never sit by as memory of those who defeated Nazism is defamed Andreyev called for preserving the memory "in all its entirety, without any exemptions or omissions, to protect it from distortion favoring some political climate, to protect the good name of living and fallen heroes, civilians who fell victims to the Nazis and their collaborators, so that future generations will always remember the horror of the Holocaust and the death camps, so that humanity will ne...

Dec 31 2020, 4:32 PM December 30 2020, 1:05 PM December 31 2020, 4:32 PM (Bloomberg) -- Poland’s currency dropped as much as 1.4% on Wednesday after members of the country’s Monetary Policy Council called for a weaker zloty and its chief said it was ready to consider cutting borrowing costs. (Bloomberg) -- Poland’s currency dropped as much as 1.4% on Wednesday after members of the country’s Monetary Policy Council called for a weaker zloty and its chief said it was ready to ...

From the Vatican, Pope Francis spoke of the need to remember the genocide carried out in World War II, saying it was a sign of humanity and a condition for a peaceful future. Francis also warned that distorted ideologies could lead to a repeat of mass murder on a horrific scale. Remembering the Holocaust, he said, “also means to be aware that these things can happen again, starting with ideological proposals that claim to save a people and end up destroying a people and humanity.” Among th...

* Company valued at 9.5 bln euro after pricing at top of range * IPOs picking up in Europe WARSAW, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Polish parcel locker firm InPost jumped 19% on their Euronext debut on Wednesday, valuing the company which benefited from online shopping during the pandemic lockdowns at 9.5 billion euros ($11.55 billion). The parcel business is widely used in Poland by sellers on online commerce platform Allegro, which debuted on the Warsaw bourse in October with one of the largest ...

Update, February 5, 2021: Huuuge Games has announced the final pricing and number of shares, putting it on course to raise well over $400 million. The share price remains at PLN 50 ($13.32), with the amount of shares to be offered at 33,316,686. That values the offering at PLN 1.67 billion ($442 million). Original Story, January 27, 2021: Huuuge Games has released more details about its upcoming IPO, a move that stands to generate the company just shy of $400 million. As previously announced, ...