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Join the Church of Scientology in Celebrating the Anniversary of the Freewinds

Each June, Scientologists celebrate the Maiden Voyage of the Freewinds, a ship powered by the purpose: to help create a better world.

UK: NCSC and Chartered Institute of Building release guidance on cybersecurity of construction businesses

New guidance, issued by the NCSC and the Chartered Institute of Building, is designed to help small and medium-sized construction businesses.

Scientology "Stay Well" Initiative Backs Up Denmark’s New Normal

Denmark was the first country in Europe to ease coronavirus restrictions. But the pandemic left many concerned. Scientology Volunteer Ministers help their communities understand the basics of prevention and how they can keep themselves and others well.

SCIENTOLOGY VOLUNTEER MINISTER BRINGS NEW HOPE TO KENYAN INMATES

Volunteer Minister Daniel Okello demonstrates a Scientology assist to Kenyan prison inmates, empowering them with technology to help each other.

Can Cleaning Your Home Help You Beat the Blues?

According to an online poll, cleaning your home can lift your spirits.

Olympic Gold May Depend on the Brain's Reward Chemical

A new study reveals that dopamine may help propel athletes into elite mode

Help: Italians trapped into a republican dictatorship

EU aid flows into Georgia

The EU has provided €6 million in aid for people caught up in the conflict affecting South Ossetia and other parts of Georgia. More help is on the way.

Commission welcomes Council and Parliament approval of new Spirit Drinks regulation

European Union agriculture ministers today reached political agreement on the new Spirit Drinks regulation, thereby sealing a first reading agreement between the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament. The new regulation enhances the clarity of EU legislation on spirit drinks, combines two previous regulations into one and adapts the rules to take account of technical changes, WTO requirements and the EU's system of geographical indications. The new regulation sets out clear definitions for all spirit drinks, and should help producers market their products while providing new clarity for consumers. One of the main points of discussion since the proposal was tabled by the Commission in December 2005 has been the definition of vodka. The new regulation leaves the current definition unchanged, but changes slightly the labelling requirements. In future, vodka made from cereals or potatoes will be labelled simply as vodka. Vodka based on other raw materials will bear the indication "produced from" supplemented by the name of the raw material used. This Regulation shall enter into force on the seventh day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.

European partners join lively debate on flexicurity

Today, over 400 representatives of workers and employers, NGOs and government will meet with the European Commission to debate the "flexicurity" approach. Flexicurity combines active labour market policies, flexible contractual arrangements, lifelong learning and modern social protection systems. It can help confront the challenges of globalisation and demographic ageing by ensuring that workers and employers are better equipped to manage change. The results of today's event will feed into the Commission's preparations for a policy communication on flexicurity at the end of June.

UNDP and Microsoft Announce Technology Partnership to Combat Poverty In Developing Nations

Joint Initiatives Will Help Achieve Millennium Development Goals Through Technology Resources and IT ExpertiseDAVOS, Switzerland, January 23 / PRNewswire/

Stem-cell 'secret of youth' found

Chemical might help human cells reach clinic. ERIKA CHECK