Healthy Living

Latvian Pharmaceutical Company Partners with WHO to Provide Oxytocin

According to a report by the Baltic News Service on September 24, Grindex, the largest pharmaceutical company in the Baltic region, has signed a long-term cooperation agreement with the World Health Organization (WHO) for the supply of oxytocin injection. The first batch of medicines will be delivered to North Korea and the Comoros Islands. The company's chairman, Bondaris, stated that this collaboration demonstrates the high quality of the company's products and the professionalism of its employees, which will help the company become a world-class manufacturer of oxytocin.

Singapore Becomes a Favorite for Expats

Foreign media reports that while Singapore may hold the title of the "world's most expensive city," it remains the most preferred place for expatriates to live and work, according to the annual expat survey released by HSBC.

Hong Kong's Oldest Mooncake: The Piggy Basket Cake

Adopted Daughter of Philippine 'King of Movies' Poised for Presidency

A recent survey conducted by the Philippine polling agency Social Weather Stations indicates that Grace Poe, the 47-year-old independent senator and adopted daughter of the late action star, is poised to win next year's presidential election.

UK Cinemas to Use Night Vision Goggles to Combat Piracy

Ahead of the release of highly anticipated annual blockbusters such as "Spectre" and the final installment of The Hunger Games, "Mockingjay – Part 2," UK cinemas have been requested to use military-grade night vision goggles to identify individuals illegally recording films with handheld devices like smartphones. Kieron Sharp, Director of the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT), stated that the more high-profile a film is, the greater the risk of piracy, adding that they will work with cinemas and distributors to strengthen anti-piracy measures.

Canadian Chinese Lawyer Runs for Member of Parliament

According to Canadian media reports, Edward G. Wong, the Liberal Party of Canada candidate for Member of Parliament for Vancouver East, was born and raised in East Vancouver. Undeterred by his impoverished family background, he worked hard in his studies and career to become a professional lawyer. In his own words, East Vancouver is deeply ingrained in his blood. Today, he intends to leverage his years of experience as a trial lawyer to provide a stronger voice for the people of East Vancouver...

The Next Philippine Government to Increase Reform Efforts

According to Philippine media reports on September 23, the Asian Development Bank's Country Director for the Philippines, Bolt, emphasized that the new Philippine government taking office next year should prioritize advancing infrastructure, developing education, improving employment, and attracting investment as key policy directions.

Apple Watch to Launch in Ireland on September 25

Apple has updated its website, revealing that the Apple Watch will be available for sale in Ireland on September 25. The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus will also reach users on September 25. Of course, Austria, Denmark, and Ireland are not among the initial launch countries for the iPhone 6s. Apple aims to have the iPhone 6s available in 130 countries by the end of 2015.

Spain Regains EuroBasket Championship Title

The 2015 EuroBasket final was held in France on the 20th. After a rocky group stage, the Spanish team defeated Lithuania 80-63. EuroBasket MVP Pau Gasol recorded a double-double in the game, helping Spain reclaim the EuroBasket championship.

Greece Immigration: Tsipras Re-elected as Prime Minister of Greece

On September 21, it was reported that Alexis Tsipras, leader of the left-wing Syriza party, was sworn in as Prime Minister on the evening of the 21st. During the inauguration ceremony held at the Presidential Palace, Tsipras pledged to "serve the law, the constitution, and the interests of the Greek people."

Paphos Project Tender in Cyprus Ready for Bidding

According to reports from Cypriot media, the Paphos Municipality has announced that the tender for the renovation project in the city center's Kennedy Square and main shopping area is ready. This project is considered one of the most important initiatives for the city of Paphos, aimed at improving the urban landscape and promoting economic recovery. In June of this year, the President of Cyprus announced a total of 19 renovation and new construction projects in Paphos, amounting to 60 million euros, of which this tender project is a part...

Lisbon Airport Passenger Traffic Hits Record High in July

According to a report by the Portuguese newspaper 'Diário Económico' on September 16, data released by several independent agencies show that passenger and cargo traffic at airports across Portugal continued to grow from January to July this year, repeatedly hitting record highs and achieving the best performance in the European industry. Among them, Porto Airport saw the most significant growth, with a year-on-year increase of 46%.