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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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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Contributed by NAMPA / Associated Press. Asia Today: More Australians in class, Tokyo measure to ease
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Asia Today: More Australians in class, Tokyo measure to ease
BANGKOK (AP) — Students in two more Australian states returned to school full-time Monday as numbers of COVID-19 patients in hospitals across the country fall. New South Wales and Queensland states joined the less populous Western Australia and South Australia states and the Northern Territory in....
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Oil Dips as U.S.-China Tensions Add to Nerves on Global Economy
(Bloomberg) -- Oil slipped in Asia as an escalating war of words between the U.S. and China added to caution over the prospects for a global recovery in demand. Futures in New York fell 1.4%, adding to a 2% pullback on Friday. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned that American leaders are....
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Indonesia to impose VAT on internet giants from July
JAKARTA: Indonesia will require big internet companies to pay value-added tax on sales of digital products and services from July, a move that other countries may also adopt as they seek to boost revenues following the coronavirus pandemic. Southeast Asia’s largest economy will impose a 10 percent....
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Auctioned transactions at SW China's Kunming flower market down 14.7 pct
KUNMING, May 24 (Xinhua) -- A total of 4.95 million stems of flowers were transacted Sunday via the electronic auction services of the Kunming Dounan Flower Market, Asia's largest fresh cut flower trading market, down 14.7 percent from Saturday. The data were provided by the Kunming International....
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VCs in South-east Asia lie in wait, even as valuations soften
From left: EDBI's Chu Swee Yeok says the firm is beginning to see more realistic expectations in the current climate; Koru Partners' Dennis Wong says valuations could especially come under pressure in the later stages of fundraising; and SGInnovate's Tong Hsien-Hui says experienced deep-tech....
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Ecotourism collapse threatens Cambodias wildlife - TTG Asia
The collapse of tourism in South-east Asia means wildlife and conservation in southwest Cambodia may come to a halt in the next few weeks, as forest rangers who protect the animals rely on revenue from ecotourism. With the temporary closure of Cardamom Tented Camp (CTC) in Cambodia, forest patrols....
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Central Coast commuters continue to use public transport despite coronavirus safety fears
. Posted May 25, 2020 07:34:01. Apprentice plumber Louis Giles, 17, commutes from the Central Coast to Rhodes every day to work. By science reporter Suzannah Lyons It's not your fault, it's the universe. The thermodynamics and maths behind a perennial problem. By North Asia correspondent and in Tokyo.
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Dragons overcome three-map deficit to win May Melee Asia
The Shanghai Dragons recorded a dramatic reverse-sweep of the Seoul Dynasty on Sunday to post a 4-3 victory and win the inaugural May Melee tournament for the Asian Region. The Dragons claimed a $40,000 prize for winning the tournament. The Seoul Dynasty won the first three maps to take control of the finals.
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WA's coast smashed by damaging storm overnight
By science reporter Suzannah Lyons It's not your fault, it's the universe. The thermodynamics and maths behind a perennial problem. By North Asia correspondent and in Tokyo. An ageing population, densely packed cities, and low rates of testing. Some health experts feared Japan's coronavirus....
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Low bunker fuel prices bittersweet for shipowners as global trade volumes fall
The shipping industry, skating on razor-thin margins, is drawing solace from cheaper bunker fuel prices caused by the coronavirus pandemic. But the jury is still out on whether this will offset weaker shipping demand, which has infected key routes globally after decimating those in Asia.
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MIL-OSI Banking: Europe and Northeast Asia – Different Responses to Financial Crises
We focus on the critical differences, but also some commonalities, between the EU and three countries in Northeast Asia – the People’s Republic of China (PRC), the Republic of Korea, and Japan ‒ in responding to financial crises. The EU’s response is naturally multilateral, but the stress test of....
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MIL-OSI Banking: Digital Transformation: Some Implications for Financial and Macroeconomic Stability
Source: Asia Development Bank Publication | May 2020 Virtual AI-assisted financial intermediation is challenging financial intermediation and payment services that are based on personal contacts. Digital transformation is changing how and by whom financial services are provided, how payments are....
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MIL-OSI Banking: Global Value Chain Participation and Firms’ Innovations: Evidence from Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Viet Nam
Source: Asia Development Bank Publication | May 2020 As small and medium-sized firms tend to improve existing products when they are more involved in global value chains, the government could use policies to incentivize these firms to demand better technology.
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The Status Of Coronavirus In Africa & South America: Home To 1.5+ Billion People
In the past few months, the majority of coronavirus related news has been focused on Asia, Europe, and North America. Two less spoken about regions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic have been South America and Africa. South America has seen a steady rise in cases since its first case in February 2020.
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Asia virus update: No China growth target
A medical worker wearing full protective gear takes a swab sample from a journalist to be tested for Covid-19, nine hours before the press conference of China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi during the National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing on May 24, 2020.
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ADB Governors approve corporate financial matters in first virtual annual meeting
'Immediate priority is to provide vital support to developing member countries' May 24, 2020, 9:18 pm The Board of Governors of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved ADB’s financial statements and the allocation of its 2019 net income in its first-ever virtual Annual Meeting held amid the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Asia Today: Virus trace app in Australia; 25 cases in SKorea
CANBERRA – Six million Australians have downloaded a smartphone app that helps health authorities trace coronavirus infections, officials said Sunday. Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt said the COVIDSafe app is playing a strong role in Australia’s response to the pandemic and that several countries....
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Lockdown relaxation brings relief to tomato growers in Chittoor
The Madanapalle revenue division, which happens to be the largest tomato growing belt in Asia, is slowly witnessing hike in the arrivals of the produce at the agriculture markets during the last one week. On Sunday, the total arrivals of the stocks at Madanapalle, Palamaner, Punganur and Kalikiri markets stood about 3,000 tonnes.
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Auctioned transactions at SW China's Kunming flower market down 14.7 pct
KUNMING, May 24 (Xinhua) -- A total of 4.95 million stems of flowers were transacted Sunday via the electronic auction services of the Kunming Dounan Flower Market, Asia's largest fresh cut flower trading market, down 14.7 percent from Saturday. The data were provided by the Kunming International....
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Moderate rainfall projected this monsoon
KATHMANDU: Average rainfall is projected across the country during the monsoon this year, according to the South Asian Climate Outlook Forum (SACOF). Under the initiative of the World Meteorological Organisation, SACOF has been providing an outlook on climate in South Asian Region every year, a month before the monsoon starts.
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China's Hong Kong security law would risk US sanctions President Trump's senior security adviser has said that new rules from China that threaten Hong Kong’s autonomy may lead to US sanctions. He also said it could spell the end of Hong Kong's role as Asi
China's proposed new legislation for Hong Kong could lead to new US sanctions and compromise the semi-autonomous city's position as a financial hub, a top US official said Sunday. The national security law, proposed by Beijing on Thursday, would ban sedition, secession and subversion against China.
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In fight against virus, South Africa expects a long wait
JOHANNESBURG - With her winning smile and outgoing nature, Fino Dlamini was a natural to succeed in South Africa’s booming tourism industry. Her bicycle tours of Soweto took visitors to historic sites, including the homes of Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and to restaurants where they could meet South Africans.
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Past is prologue: Genetic 'memory' of ancestral environments helps organisms readapt
The study provides new insights into how creatures adapt to changing environments, a topic that's especially relevant today in the context of rapid climate change, which is creating challenges for plants and animals worldwide. The chicken was domesticated from the red jungle fowl in South Asia and Southeast Asia at least 4,000 to 4,500 years ago.
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Walter Lohman On Taiwan: Future signs of US-China great power competition
United States Senator “Kit” Bond (R-MO) was a real leader on Asia policy during his time in Congress. Like most senators, he had a ready one-liner for every occasion. The one I never tired of hearing is “Well, looks like everything has been said. The problem is not everyone has said it.” It’s sort of like with US-China great power competition.
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EUROPE AND NORTHEAST ASIA – DIFFERENT RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL CRISES
The tensions between national sovereignty and the need for democratic accountability make pursuing international coordination very challenging. We focus on the critical differences, but also some commonalities, between the EU and three countries in Northeast Asia – the People’s Republic of China....
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