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State rail operator Eesti Raudtee will be getting €12 million in support as part mitigation of its 2022 losses of around €20 million, the company's director says. The deficit, which will grow in 2023, largely follows sanctions put in place on the Russian Federation and Belarus, following the invasion on Ukraine.

Sibiu International Airport will open six new routes in the next period, with state aid worth over 2.2 million euros, the contribution being over...

Graffiti’s show of force at Blue Lagoon is a reaction to decades of treating the Blue Lagoon as a postcard destination when in fact it is a veritable latrine, serving locals and foreigners alike but offering a small group of Gozitans and Maltese with a very healthy cash business

Editorial | Successive governments have always treated the airline, not as a commercial company in competition with other airlines, but as a government employment agency, to satisfy constituent demands

Companies prepare to unleash a wave of challenges against efforts to tame the big names of the digital sector.

The European Commission has concluded that certain public measures in favour of industrial park manager ETVA Industrial Areas SA (‘ETVA VIPE) do not …

CORBIN — The Southeastern Kentucky Firefighters Association last week hosted the annual conference for the Kentucky Firefighters Association for the first time since 2005 with KFA’s outgoing president, Eric Philpot,

Following its exit from the European Union, the United Kingdom (UK) is no longer bound by the EU’s rules governing public subsidies. At the end of April 2022, the UK Parliament passed...

On 20 July 2022, the European Commission (the EC) amended its recently approved Temporary Crisis Framework for State Aid measures to support the economy following Russia’s invasion of...

Increasing teacher salaries and improving job satisfaction top the list of must-dos for the Mesa Public Schools Governing Board now that it has an extra $32.6 million in unexpected state