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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
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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How the Russian Empire was formed
The Russian Empire was the third largest Empire in the world. How was it created? In the course of its history, the Russian Empire occupied parts of Eastern and Northern Europe, Asia, and even North America. It was the third largest state in human history, leaving the second place to the British....
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Media | Japan Pulse Virtual YouTubers get caught in the middle of a diplomatic spat by Patrick St. Michel
It’s relatively easy for those involved in the entertainment industry in Asia to get caught up in geopolitical scuffles, with social media accelerating and magnifying any faux pas. or get the wrong tattoo and suddenly you’ve raised diplomatic tensions tenfold.
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Malcolm Simmons, Judicial Reform Expert Champions Rule of Law
Malcolm Simmons is a leading expert in judicial reform and is in demand by justice ministries around the World LONDON, UK, October 10, 2020 / is an expert in justice reform and advises governments and senior judiciary from Europe to Asia on reform of the administration of justice.
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Cebu, Visayas proclaimed Best Islands in Asia
CEBU PROVINCE proves to be a place which has stayed in the heart and mind of travelers when travel itself began to be out of reach in 2020 in the face of a pandemic. Cebu and the Visayas topped in 2020 Readers’ Choice survey for best islands in the Asian Region by the international travel magazine “Conde Nast Traveler.
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North Korea celebrates party anniversary amid economic woes
Outside observers were expecting the North to possibly unveil the latest weapons in its growing nuclear arsenal that threatens U.S. allies in Asia and the American mainland. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said early in the day that there were signs that the North had mobilized “large crowds and....
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Palette Accounts Payable Automation Software Partner Surpasses $4 Billion Mark
EchoVera, an AP automation solutions provider in North America, surpassed the $4 Billion invoice processing mark for the organizations it serves in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.
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Water, Vol. 12, Pages 2812: Environmental Flow Releases for Wetland Biodiversity Conservation in the Amur River Basin
Flow regulation by large dams has transformed the freshwater and floodplain ecosystems of the Middle Amur River basin in Northeast Asia, and negatively impacted the biodiversity and fisheries. This study aimed to develop environmental flow recommendations for the Zeya and Bureya rivers based on past flow rate records.
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12:30 Construction industry will fall in South and Southeast Asia in 2020
10 de octubre de 2020, 0:30 Singapore, Oct 10 (Prensa Latina) The construction industry will fall 8.5 percent in 2020 in South and Southeast Asia due to the disturbances derived from the Covid-19 pandemic, reported a study by the GlobalData company. According to the research, such contraction is....
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Unique vine 'greenhouses' found by 91-year-old nature volunteer
An unusual vine discovered by a 91-year-old volunteer nature guide in Japan has a "unique" way of using its leaves to curl around its fruits to envelop them in a protective microclimate, scientists said on Wednesday. The cucurbitaceous vine, a type found in East Asia, is an oddity because while....
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Asia Pacific China sends vessels, planes as U.S. warship sails near South China Sea islands
Beijing – China said it dispatched ships and planes to track the U.S. guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain as it passed near Chinese-held islands in the South China Sea. The People’s Liberation Army accused the U.S. warship of trespassing into Chinese territorial waters on Friday near the Paracel....
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Former Dubai writer Stuart Turton's latest novel is a 'puzzle to solve'
Sometimes, inspiration can strike, and stick, in the strangest of places. Back in 2003, English novelist Stuart Turton was kicking around Australia’s west coast, pondering whether to continue his travels to Asia. He found himself in Perth’s Maritime Museum, ghoulishly entranced by the story of the....
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Former Dubai writer Stuart Turton's latest novel is a 'puzzle to solve'
Sometimes, inspiration can strike, and stick, in the strangest of places. Back in 2003, English novelist Stuart Turton was kicking around Australia’s west coast, pondering whether to continue his travels to Asia. He found himself in Perth’s Maritime Museum, ghoulishly entranced by the story of the....
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Foundations for China’s and Russia’s mutual trust
The following is the ninth installment of an extended report on one of the most important geopolitical developments of the 21st century: the increasingly comprehensive alliance between China and Russia and its implications for Eurasian and regional powers across the planet.
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CRF, IRRR vow to continue rice research and development cooperation
Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) have agreed to cooperate on rice research and development aiming to promote and improve Cambodian rice sector. The agreement was made in a meeting between Mr. Song Saran, President of CRF and Mr. Yurdi Yasmi, Regional Representative of IRRI for Southeast Asia.
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Investors seek refuge in Asian stocks
Hong Kong: An expected surge in election-related volatility in the U.S. stock market is paving the way for Asian shares to make a run at besting their American peers. Since hitting an all-time low relative to the S&P 500 on Sept. 2, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index has outperformed the U.S. benchmark by almost five percentage points.
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Singapore man sentenced to prison for spying for China in US
admitted participating in an elaborate ruse under the direction of Chinese intelligence operatives that recruited unsuspecting U.S. government employees into writing reports that he said would be sent to clients in Asia. The reports were instead transmitted to the Chinese government as part of what....
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Singapore man sentenced to prison for spying for China in US
admitted participating in an elaborate ruse under the direction of Chinese intelligence operatives that recruited unsuspecting U.S. government employees into writing reports that he said would be sent to clients in Asia. The reports were instead transmitted to the Chinese government as part of what....
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Singapore man sentenced to prison for spying for China in US
admitted participating in an elaborate ruse under the direction of Chinese intelligence operatives that recruited unsuspecting U.S. government employees into writing reports that he said would be sent to clients in Asia. The reports were instead transmitted to the Chinese government as part of what....
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business The Ultimate Global Design Award is here: OPPO is looking for its next Design Master Corporate News Media-Outreach
SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 10 October 2020 - The ever-evolving global smartphone brand OPPO , announced the launch of its global design award with a grand slam prize of $7,500 and a single highest award of $4,000. The one-of-its-kind, Seek for the Next Master -- OPPO Global Design Award, is Asia's most awaited design contest.
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business VeganBurg Launches #WorldPlantBasedBurgerDay As A Celebration Of Their 10th Anniversary PR Newswire Asia
SINGAPORE Oct. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- VeganBurg, the world's first award winning 100% plant-based burger joint, proudly celebrates their 10th anniversary today To mark this special occasion, VeganBurg has launched an official day that will be celebrated for years to come; World Plant-Based Burger....
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COVID-19 failings could set back Asian football, union boss warns
HONG KONG: Asian football risks throwing away years of progress if leagues and clubs fail to look after their players during the coronavirus pandemic, the head of the global footballers’ union has warned. Talent pools will dwindle and foreign imports will dry up if players continue to face pay cuts....
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Singapore man sentenced to prison for spying for China in US
admitted participating in an elaborate ruse under the direction of Chinese intelligence operatives that recruited unsuspecting U.S. government employees into writing reports that he said would be sent to clients in Asia. The reports were instead transmitted to the Chinese government as part of what....
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Singapore man sentenced to prison for spying for China in US
admitted participating in an elaborate ruse under the direction of Chinese intelligence operatives that recruited unsuspecting U.S. government employees into writing reports that he said would be sent to clients in Asia. The reports were instead transmitted to the Chinese government as part of what....
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FDA seizes raw egg imported mooncakes to stop diseases
Thousands of pounds of imported mooncakes were seized by federal authorities in Cincinnati as a bid to keep what is known as the fowl plague away, according to a federal release. The sweet pastries posed potential risks because of the raw eggs inside from China and or other Southwest Asian counties that are hosts to the disease, according to the U.
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PUBG offers $800,000 prize pool for Continental Series 3
The PUBG Continental Series 3 (PCS3), which is just underway with qualifying events, will pay out $800,000 total over four regional competitions, the PUBG Corporation announced on Friday. PCS3 will feature separate events for North America, Europe, Asia and Asia-Pacific.
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A tale of two yachts: Sailors in SE Asia make different pandemic choices
Getting caught overseas during a pandemic isn't all bad, but getting caught out can be terminal. Key points: Some yachties in South East Asia were forced to go to sea as COVID-19 took hold; The Whartons stayed put for safety while another couple were forced to head for Darwin; Some yachts were shot....
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