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Apostolos Lytras: TV Spectacle and Provacateur – The Greek Attorney who Outraged and Jolted Greece
The lifestyle of Apostolos Lytras, marked by conspicuous consumption including luxury vehicles such as Ferraris and Porsches, has generated significant controversy in Greece, particularly in light of his substantial declared tax payments of €50,000
Google, Amazon, Meta and Apple are Meeting in Sofia
Google, Amazon, Meta, and Apple are among the tech giants slated to convene in Sofia for a landmark event in 2025. The prestigious Real World Crypto Symposium (RWC), a gathering of over 1,000 representatives from the world's top technological entities, will be hosted by the INSAIT Institute at Sofia University "St.
The largest fines by the EU against Big Tech (infographic)
Big Tech, Big Fines
EU opens new antitrust investigation against Microsoft
The European Union announced yesterday that it opened a formal antitrust investigation targeting Microsoft into the software company's Teams messaging and videoconferencing app over concerns that its bundling with its Office productivity software suites gives it an unfair edge over competitors.
Slovenia increasing protection of whistleblowers
Whistleblowers in the public and private sectors in Slovenia will enjoy better protection under a bill passed by the National Assembly on 27 January. The law sets down avenues to report breaches of legislation and includes a ban on retaliation and an obligation to protect a whistleblower's identity.
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Asian Migrants Fill Jobs That Picky Albanians Now Spurn
Haque is one of 10 Bangladeshi workers employed by the INCA factory in Lezha. The manager says Albania no longer supplies enough labour, forcing him to seek workers far away.
"I plan to stay here for a long time because I have no other solution," Abudalep, 28, another Bangladeshi migrant employed at the INCA factory told BIRN. "In my country there is no work," he adds.
EU directive on whistleblowers crucial for fight against corruption, debate hears
Ljubljana – The implementation of the EU directive on the protection of whistleblowers is extremely important for the fight against corruption, agreed participants of Tuesday’s round table debate on whistleblowers hosted by the British-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce.
Southeast Europe is Pioneering a Global ‘Whistleblower Revolution’
Western Balkans is setting an example
Interior view of Agora building of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France. Photo: Wikimedia commons/Adrian Grycuk
Ruling on status of witnesses expected Monday
Supreme Court authorities will rule Monday on the status of the witness protection regime for key whistleblowers who have been summoned to testify by the parliamentary committee conducting a preliminary inquiry into the handling of the Novartis bribery case by the previous administration.
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Novartis witness status challenged in Supreme Court
A delegation from Parliament's preliminary inquiry committee into the handling of the Novartis bribery case by the previous administration petitioned the Supreme Court on Thursday to look into the status of its three key whistleblowers.