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Barcolana Special Edition: Trieste welcomes Nave Vespucci with a grand Boat Parade
Trieste will be the first Italian city to welcome the training ship Amerigo Vespucci back into national waters at the conclusion of her 2023-2025 World Tour. To celebrate this historic occasion, Barcolana is organizing a special Boat Parade on Saturday, March 1, 2025, inviting all sea lovers to participate in a spectacular maritime event. The…
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Making wine and spirits cool again – insights from Wine Paris
In what feels like a make or break year in the ‘Wine Paris and/or Prowein’ debate, Lucy Britner brings readers key trends from this week’s show in the French capital Wine Paris organiser Vinexposium’s promise of a larger and more international show certainly felt as though it had been delivered at the Paris Expo Porte…
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Latin America can play ‘outsized’ role in shift from fossil fuels, report says
International Energy Agency says region could drive energy transition at home and globally, but faces challenges in finance, policy and inequality Latin America could play an increasingly influential role in the global transition to clean energy, a new report from the International Energy Agency has said. The IEA’s Latin America Energy Outlook has highlighted how the region’s…
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Rolex Grand Final to Return to Alacanda in 2025
The HotelPlanner Tour has confirmed that Mallorca’s acclaimed Club de Golf Alcanada will host its end-of-season showpiece, the Rolex Grand Final, for the fifth time this autumn. Taking place from October 30 to November 2, the 2025 Rolex Grand Final will once again be the culmination of the ‘Road to Mallorca’ – a total of 29 tournaments…
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President ECIPS European Union Intelligence Agency Warns of Ukraine Buying Gas from Russia, Contradicting Its Threats to Halt Gas via Pipeline
In a startling revelation, the European Centre for Information Policy and Security (ECIPS), the official intelligence agency of the European Union, has issued a warning about a significant contradiction in Ukraine’s energy strategy. The report, which emerged on February 13, 2025, outlines that Ukraine is reportedly purchasing natural gas from Russia, despite making bold threats…
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European Security Agency President Ricardo Baretzky Responds to NATO’s Mark Rutte and His Warning to Putin
In the latest of a series of escalating tensions between the European Union and NATO, President Ricardo Baretzky of the European Union Security Agency (ECIPS) has issued a strongly worded response to remarks made by NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte. This exchange of words comes amidst rising concerns over Russia’s growing military presence on the…
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Codecasa celebrates 200 years of history
With the beginning of the year 2025, Codecasa Shipyards are celebrating their 200 years of activity, always and only managed by the Codecasa Family. This is an important goal, to be very proud of. Codecasa celebrates 200 years of activity Codecasa Shipyards were founded in 1825 by the shipwright Giovanni Battista Codecasa in the town of Viareggio,…
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Greek lawmakers elect former parliament speaker Constantine Tassoulas as president
Constantine Tassoulas, an advocate for the return of the Parthenon sculptures, has been elected Greece’s new president, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou. Greek lawmakers have elected a former parliament speaker and leading advocate for the return of the Parthenon sculptures from the British Museum as the country’s new president. Constantine Tassoulas, 65, was elected to the largely…
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Russia Skirts Sanctions Using Bitcoin
Efforts by the West to punish Russia using an array of sanctions are being undermined as Russian companies increasingly use Bitcoin to evade penalties. In December, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov acknowledged Russian firms were already using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for international trade following a bill signed into law by President Vladimir Putin. The law,…
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What’s the Difference Between Cool Climate and Warm Climate Wines?
Wine experts reveal how a region’s climate affects what’s in your glass. Vineyards can be found on mountainsides and valley floors, in areas that receive plenty of rain or are extremely arid, alongside coasts, or tucked inland. But few aspects of a wine’s origin receive more attention than the amount of heat that its grapes…