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June 20, 2023
Russia renews drone and missile attacks on Ukraine
June 20, 2023
British adventurer Hamish Harding missing on Titanic sub
June 20, 2023
UK MPs endorse damning report that says ex-PM Johnson lied to parliament
June 19, 2023
Trafficking suspects in Greece boat disaster plead not guilty
June 19, 2023
Russia declines UN request for aid access to areas flooded by Ukraine dam breach
PARIS — Multinational companies have pledged to provide jobs and training to thousands of refugees over the next three years.The ambitious commitment, announced on the eve of World Refugee Day at the Tent European Business Summit, marks “the most significant set of business commitments ever made to advance the economic integration of refugees,” said the Tent Partnership for Refugees, the network behind the summit.Leading brands including Adidas, Accenture, Amazon, Hilton, PepsiCo and Starbucks have committed to directly hiring more than 13,000 refugees and training more than 86,000.Amazon will hire at least 5,000 refugees, and companies including Accenture, Indeed, and Microsoft have committed to training around 40,000."In terms of employment, we help them with legal fees,...
June 19, 2023
Amazon, Starbucks and Adidas among 40 companies to hire and train 250,000 refugees across Europe
June 19, 2023
Switzerland referendum: Voters back carbon cuts as glaciers melt
June 18, 2023
Ship tracking casts doubt on Greek Coast Guard’s account
June 18, 2023
Warburton quits as MP, triggering another by-election
June 18, 2023
Prince William: Young royals ‘will definitely be exposed’ to homelessness
