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A Christian migrant from Eritrea shows a crucifix made of wood after she attended a Sunday mass at the makeshift church in "The New Jungle" near Calais, France, August 2, 2015. | (Photo: Reuters/Pascal Rossignol) Seventy Christians from evangelical and orthodox backgrounds, including women, have been released from three prisons in Eritrea, some after being held without charge for more than a decade, according to the U.K.-based Christian Solidarity Worldwide. In what could be an attempt to distract the attention of the international community from Eritrea’s role in the ongoing war in the Tig...

Empty halls, cancelled shots: France's COVID vaccine rollout falters Reuters 29/01/2021 By Pascal ROSSIGNOL RIBECOURT-LA-TOUR, France (Reuters) - Renaud Georges was days from receiving his first coronavirus vaccine shot, an injection he hoped would allow him to hug his grandchildren for the first time in months. Then he received a text message informing him the appointment was cancelled. "It's a massive disappointment," he said. "For us the vaccine is the only way out of this miserable crisis." The retired school teacher said because of a shortage of vaccine doses, the next available slot...

Amazon stops alcohol sales in Northern Ireland due to Brexit rules - ITV Reuters 26/01/2021 © Reuters/Pascal Rossignol FILE PHOTO: The logo of Amazon is seen at the company logistics center in Lauwin-Planque, northern France LONDON (Reuters) - Amazon has halted sales of wines, beers and spirits in Northern Ireland and is preparing to de-list more products due to new Brexit customs rules, broadcaster ITV reported on Tuesday. The online retailer is concerned that excise duty will now have to be paid twice on shipments of alcohol which are sent from the British mainland across the Irish S...

14 January 2021, 11:39 pm EST By Amazon's Prime subscription service is easy to use and interactive up until the rigorous cancellation process that requires several steps to perform that proved to be one of the most complex procedures. Now, consumer groups have come together and raised their concerns against Amazon Prime to the FTC, citing that the company observes 'dark patterns' to prevent people from unsubscribing. One of the world's most popular e-commerce company, Amazon.com, would soon be facing a massive issue and lawsuit that involves the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) but not its ...