Tag: Cross-Border
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Galway mosque plot: Right-wing group held on terror offences as court hears of 15-point attack plan
Overview of the case A suspect linked to a cross‑border police investigation into plans to attack a Galway mosque has appeared in court amid claims of a broader network connected to a right‑wing extremist group. Prosecutors say the investigation uncovered evidence suggesting a highly structured plan, described in court as a “15‑point attack plan,” aimed…
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Galway Mosque Plot: Right-Wing Group’s 15-Point Attack Plan Uncovered in Court
Background to the Galway mosque plot case A Northern Ireland man facing terror offences connected to a cross-border police investigation into a planned attack on a Galway mosque has been refused bail, a court has heard. The case centers on alleged involvement with a right-wing network accused of formulating a detailed plan to carry out…
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Oldest Brewing School in the Americas Relocates from Chicago to Montreal Amid U.S. Regulatory Shifts
Historic relocation reshapes brewing education The Siebel Institute of Brewing Technology, widely regarded as the oldest brewing school in the Americas, is relocating its flagship operations from Chicago to Montreal. Citing a complex mix of regulatory changes in the United States and evolving demands from craft beer producers, the institution says the move will better…
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Third Man Arrested in Cross-Border Terror Investigation
Overview A third man has been arrested in connection with a cross-border terrorism investigation, marking another development in a case that authorities say spans more than one jurisdiction. The man, aged in his 30s, was detained in County Laois this afternoon and is currently in custody at a Garda station in the midlands under a…
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Survey Finds DPI Could Unlock Africa’s Next-Gen Entrepreneurs
New DPI Survey Points to a Path for Africa’s Entrepreneurial Renaissance A recent DPI survey spanning six African markets reveals a compelling link between secure digital payment ecosystems, robust digital identification, and the ease of starting and growing small businesses. The research suggests that when individuals can prove who they are and move money securely,…
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Cross-Border Infrastructure Risks: Galway to Milton
Overview: shared lessons from Ireland and Canada The trio of articles from Ireland and Canada presents a sobering portrait of how governance, risk management, and public communications shape the fate of large-scale projects and urgent safety incidents. From a Galway canal hydro project tied to a controversial private partner to a Canadian dust-event near Sudbury…