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UN Nuclear Watchdog Presses Iran for Swift Deal on Resuming Inspections

The UN nuclear watchdog is urgently pushing Iran to reach a deal this week to resume inspections of its nuclear sites, particularly concerning its highly enriched uranium stockpile, following Israeli and US attacks and a new Iranian law requiring government approval for inspections.

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IAEA Gains Access to Syrian Nuclear Sites Amidst Regional Tensions

Syria's new government has allowed immediate IAEA inspection of suspected former nuclear sites, a key step towards rejoining the international community, while Israel continues attacks despite indirect talks and IAEA offers aid to rebuild Syria's health system.

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"Naples Fireworks Crackdown After Fatal Factory Incident"

"Three workers died in an illegal fireworks factory in Ercolano, prompting Naples' prefect to order inspections, resulting in six of 13 inspected sites facing legal action for violations, including potential license suspension, highlighting a pattern of negligence and the need for stricter regulatio...

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Greece Expands Digital Work Card System, Intensifies Labor Inspections

Greece's Labor Inspection Authority is intensifying checks and expanding its digital work card system to combat undeclared labor, targeting energy, wholesale, finance, and travel sectors; last month, €1.35 million in fines were issued for 98 undeclared labor violations.

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Spain: €20.19 Million in Fines for Workday and Overtime Violations in 2024

In 2024, Spain's Labor and Social Security Inspection imposed €20.19 million in fines on companies for violating employee workday registration and overtime laws—an 8.78% increase from 2023—with €2.99 million for registration issues and €17.2 million for excessive hours, highlighting the ongoing chal...

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