August 22, 2022

 THE MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS AND TRADE: Discussions held on how the 112 private Indian investments in Malta can continue to be strengthened and potentially increased

“In Malta, we currently have 112 companies or private investments from India, but it is necessary that in the trade sector we continue to develop the relationship we have with India, and above all, we also see to increasing our exports to India.” This was stated by Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade Ian Borg during a press statement and a bilateral meeting held with the Minister of State for External Affairs and Culture of India Meenakshi Lekhi. During the bilateral meeting that took place at the Ministry for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade in Valletta, Minister

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As Inflation Soars, Access to Indigenous Foods Declines

Blueberry bison tamales, harvest salad with mixed greens, creamy carrot and wild rice soup, roasted turkey with squash. This contemporary Native American meal, crafted from the traditional foods of tribes across the United States and prepared with “Ketapanen” – a Menominee expression of love – cost caterer Jessica Pamonicutt $976 to feed a group of 50 people last November. Today it costs her nearly double. Pamonicutt is the executive chef of Chicago-based Native American catering business Ketapanen Kitchen. She is a citizen of the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin but was raised in the Windy City, home to one of

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UK to Use Lower Dose of Monkeypox Vaccine to Stretch Supply

British health authorities will begin offering eligible people just a fraction of the normal monkeypox vaccine dose to stretch supplies by about five times, in line with similar decisions to extend available doses in Europe and the U.S. In a statement Monday, Britain’s Health Security Agency said patients at clinics in Manchester and London would soon get just one fifth the regular monkeypox vaccine dose as part of ongoing research, citing earlier work suggesting the smaller dose provided as effective an immune response as a full dose. Last week, the European Medicines Agency authorized the move for its 27 members

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