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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
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Asia markets slip as virus outbreaks mute hopes for rebound
TOKYO -- Markets were mostly lower in Asia on Tuesday as expanding coronavirus outbreaks dimmed hopes for a global recovery, despite an overnight rally in tech shares that pushed the Nasdaq composite to another record high. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 dropped 0.6% to 22,577.65 and South Korea's Kospi lost early gains to fall 0.
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Asia markets slip as virus outbreaks mute hopes for rebound
TOKYO (AP) — Markets were mostly lower in Asia on Tuesday as expanding coronavirus outbreaks dimmed hopes for a global recovery, despite an overnight rally in tech shares that pushed the Nasdaq composite to another record high. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 dropped 0.6% to 22,577.65 and South Korea's Kospi lost early gains to fall 0.
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Thailand’s economic outlook ‘worst in Asia’: analysts
Thailand has been cited as a success story in containing the coronavirus outbreak, having gone more than 40 days without any local transmission of Covid-19. Yet its economic outlook is the darkest in Asia. Gross domestic product is forecast to contract 8.1% this year, according to the Bank of Thailand.
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Is soy actually bad for you? We ask the experts
It’s safe to say soya has a bad reputation. But, as with most nutrition-based rumours, this is a rather recent phenomenon. After all, the ingredient has been consumed as part of many traditional Asian diets for centuries, and yet only became a staple in Western lifestyles a few decades ago.
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PHC Holdings Corporation completes acquisition of additional SciMed shares
KUALA LUMPUR, July 7 -- PHC Holdings Corporation (PHCHD) has completed acquisition of an additional 55.01 per cent shares in SciMed (Asia) Pte Ltd (SciMed). Located in Singapore, SciMed is a major distributor of PHC Group’s life sciences products across Southeast Asia and India.
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Harrowing images shows bloodied skinned foxes piled up 'like scene from hell'
Horrific aerial images of skinned foxes piled in a heap described "like a scene from hell" have sent shockwaves across the rights community. The foxes can be seen chucked into a pile before their fur is made into coats to be sold on the high street. Footage from a farm in Asia show the gruesome....
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ATIF Holdings Limited Announces Establishment of New Headquarters in Los Angeles to Explore North America Market
Shenzhen, China, July 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ATIF Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: ATIF, the “Company”), a company providing business consulting services and multimedia services in Asia, today announced that its new headquarters in Los Angeles started operation on July 1, 2020 as the Company set out to explore the North America market.
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Is banning something the only option?
Internet censorship in Pakistan is not new, from over two decennium people of Pakistan are agonized with retrogressive settlements by government organizations in the field of digital development. Undoubtedly, Pakistan being the IT nimble in Asia jumped through a lot of hoops in order compete with....
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Farhan Ahmed
Internet censorship in Pakistan is not new, from over two decennium people of Pakistan are agonized with retrogressive settlements by government organizations in the field of digital development. Undoubtedly, Pakistan being the IT nimble in Asia jumped through a lot of hoops in order compete with....
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Asia Today: China's university exam begins after virus delay
The grueling two-day university entrance exam can be a key determinant of a student’s future and was pushed back weeks from its scheduled date. The exam is believed to be the first mass gathering event since the virus outbreak and administrators are enforcing strict rules to prevent infections,....
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News Feature : Tough choices dealing with COVID-19 in the Pacific [07/07/2020 - Australia]
By Tess Newton Cain, Griffith Asia Institute In the Pacific islands region, the COVID-19 story is one of contrasts. There have been few confirmed cases of infection. Many Pacific island countries are COVID-19-free thanks to the swift and decisive actions of governments in closing borders early and keeping them firmly shut.
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East Asia basketball Super League to debut in 2021
By sportswriter Tobie Taljaard. BEIJING, July 7 (Xinhua) -- For the first time, East Asia will have its very own club-to-club regional basketball competition. The East Asia Super League (EASL), scheduled for October 2021, will feature club teams from China, the Philippines, Japan and South Korea,....
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Indonesian group works to re-unite Timorese stolen as children
A non-government organisation in Indonesia is working to reunite thousands of Timorese who were stolen from their homeland during the Indonesian occupation. Asia Justice and Rights has united scores of Timorese who were forcibly taken to Indonesia – most of whom never saw their families again.
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Advancing Economic Freedom Is the Antidote to "Corrosi…
A recent study by the Center for International Private Enterprise looked into the patterns, trends, and characteristics of Chinese capital flows to six countries in Southeast Asia, and what it found were disturbing effects on the governance and economics of the recipient nations.
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Markets swell around the world; Nasdaq sets another record
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rallied worldwide Monday as investors bet that the economy can continue its dramatic turnaround despite all the challenges ahead. The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February. The headliner was China’s stock market, which leaped 5.
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Markets swell around the world; Nasdaq sets another record
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rallied worldwide Monday as investors bet that the economy can continue its dramatic turnaround despite all the challenges ahead. The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February. The headliner was China’s stock market, which leaped 5.
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Asia Stocks Set for Muted Start; U.S. Shares Rally: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks looked set for a mixed start Tuesday after strong gains Monday that were carried into the U.S. The dollar fell for a fifth day. Futures edged lower in Japan and pointed to a modest rise in Hong Kong and Australia. S&P 500 futures dipped after the benchmark rallied for a....
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Sizzling Demand Drives Asian Dollar Bond Orders to 15-Month High
(Bloomberg) -- Demand for Asia’s offshore bond deals soared in June as investors lapped up offerings from a Philippine telecommunications firm to Thailand’s biggest oil driller. Orders for fresh offerings from the region excluding Japan surged to 6.1 times their issuance size last month, Bloomberg-compiled data using available deal statistics show.
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MIL-OSI Security: 26 coordinated arrests in Belgium and France of suspects of a migrant smuggling criminal group
Source: Eurojust. The Hague, 27 May 2020. 26 suspected members of a major migrant smuggling group, which transported mainly Asian refugees, have been arrested after simultaneous searches in Belgium and France in early morning raids on 26 May. The action is the result of a cross-border investigation....
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Rafiq Dossani
is director of the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy, a senior economist at the RAND Corporation, and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. He works on education, finance, regional development, security, trade, and technology issues. Recent projects include academic medical center....
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Markets swell around the world; Nasdaq sets another record
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks have rallied worldwide as investors bet that the economy can continue its dramatic turnaround despite all the challenges ahead. The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February.
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Markets swell around the world; Nasdaq sets another record
NEW YORK - Stocks rallied worldwide Monday as investors bet that the economy can continue its dramatic turnaround despite all the challenges ahead. The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February. The headliner was China’s stock market, which leaped 5.
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Markets Swell Around the World; Nasdaq Sets Another Record
Stocks rallied worldwide on Monday as investors bet that the economy can continue its dramatic turnaround despite all the challenges ahead. The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February. The headliner was China’s stock market, which leaped 5.
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US Big Tech builds appetite for startup pie in South-east Asia
Singapore. US tech giants have made some recent high-profile investments into South-east Asian startups, the latest being Google's plans to join Indonesian e-commerce player Tokopedia's funding round, which aims to raise US$500 million to US$1 billion.
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Markets swell around the world; Nasdaq sets another record
The S&P 500 rose 1.6%, following up on similar gains in Europe and Asia, and clawed back to within 6.1% of its record set in February. The headliner was China’s stock market, which leaped 5.7% for its biggest gain since 2015, when it was in the midst of a bubble bursting.
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Skinned foxes piled in heap 'like scene from hell' before fur sold as coats
Foxes are beaten, skinned and chucked on a heap before their fur is made into coats to be sold on the high street. Aerial images of a farm in Asia show thousands of the animals strewn across the floor – some still alive – waiting to be carted off on the back of a lorry.
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