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New Forest: Charity Commission probes plan to sell Foxlease - Vimarsana News

New Forest: Charity Commission probes plan to sell Foxlease

Charity Commission bosses are assessing "concerns" surrounding the proposed sale of a popular activities centre in the New Forest.

Commission to review four critical technologies amid rising competition with China - Vimarsana News

Commission to review four critical technologies amid rising competition with China

The EU is to start assessing the economic and societal risks posed by the potential leakage of critical technologies, amid rising geopolitical tensions with China, the European Commission announced today. The risk assessment, due to be published by the end of the year, will evaluate the EU’s dependencies and vulnerabilities in advanced semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum and biotechnology.

Mohamed Muizzu considered pro-China wins Maldives presidential election - Vimarsana News

Mohamed Muizzu considered pro-China wins Maldives presidential election

Mohamed Muizza, from the Progressive Party of Maldives - People's National Congress (PPM-PNC) alliance has won the nations Presidential polls with a 54 percent majority, reports said.

We are on course to achieving our registration target – EC - Vimarsana News

We are on course to achieving our registration target – EC

The Electoral Commission (EC) said on Thursday that it was on track to meet its target for limited voter registration. 

EU drinks firms lobby for swift South American trade deal - Vimarsana News

EU drinks firms lobby for swift South American trade deal

EU and Irish drinks makers are urging the bloc to finalise a controversial trade deal with four South American countries that is trenchantly opposed by Irish farmers.