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OXT wins European patent for mixed alcohol SAF technology
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OXT Technologies secured European Unitary Patent EP 4237569 B1 on June 25, 2026, expanding protection for its mixed alcohol pathway to sustainable aviation fuel across 18 European countries.
FK Cēsis’s Karīna Martinova joins Council of Europe democracy event in Strasbourg
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FK Cēsis Media Director and women’s team player Karīna Martinova represented Latvia at the Council of Europe’s Hack the Hate, Renew Democracy event in Strasbourg, France, from June 17-19, 2026. Her selection highlights how women’s football leaders…
HIPTHER Baltics 2026 draws 430 across Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn
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HIPTHER says its inaugural expanded Baltics conference series brought 430 participants to three events in Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn from April 21 to June 2, 2026. The lineup put regulation, fintech, compliance and digital governance at the center…
ALLATRA GRC raises early-warning case against stigmatization at OSCE meeting in Vienna
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ALLATRA Global Research Center brought a preventive lens on stigmatization, dehumanization and early warning signs to an OSCE human rights meeting in Vienna on June 29-30, 2026. The group argued that repeated smear campaigns and hostile narratives…
PowerRabbit expands electric mobility platform across the Baltics
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PowerRabbit said June 23, 2026, that Latvia is now its main European development hub as the company scales its electric mobility platform across the Baltic states.
Microshare adds 31 languages to EverSmart Pest and Clean suites
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Microshare has expanded its EverSmart Pest and Clean products with 31 new languages as demand grows across Europe and Asia. The update is aimed at technicians, cleaning staff and compliance teams using the software in multilingual operations.
Microshare adds 31 languages to EverSmart pest and clean tools
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Microshare has expanded its EverSmart Pest and Clean suites with 31 new languages, a move aimed at supporting international customers in Europe, Asia and other markets.
EU checks find most remote-controlled toys fail interference rules
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A EU-funded inspection of 88 remote-controlled toys for children ages 3 to 14 found 53 products, or 60%, failed EU interference standards.
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