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Romania has become a more demanding market for gambling affiliates. Substantial annual fees and tighter restrictions have raised the cost and complexity of running affiliate businesses focused on Romanian players.For affiliate marketing companies, the question is increasingly whether the Romanian market still offers enough commercial opportunity to justify its regulatory costs.R...

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Motorists travelling out of Sliema are to face two months of traffic disruption from Wednesday as Enemalta begins laying a new electricity cable along the seafront.In a statement on Tuesday, Enemalta announced the installation of a 4.5-kilometre 11 kV cable to strengthen the demand for electricity supply in Gżira and Sliema, providing a direct connection...

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Switzerland's men's national football team has made an impressive start to its UEFA Nations League campaign, winning four consecutive matches and demonstrating that it can remain competitive while introducing new talent. Under head coach Murat Yakin, the Swiss have combined attacking efficiency with defensive discipline, giving supporters plenty of reasons for optimism.To place ...

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Hungary's gambling industry is facing an important question following the country's 2026 election: will a change of government bring changes to a gambling market and will international bookmakers be allowed to legally operate in Hungary?For international betting companies, affiliates and Hungarian players, the regulatory change is crucial. A new government may promise a differen...

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Three men have each been sentenced to six months in prison after admitting to charges of possessing false travel documents.Mourtda Kasime Jaoud, 33, and Mohammed Hasan Mohammed Al Baaj, 24, both from Iraq, and Sakhr Al Gumaei, 36, from Yemen, all pleaded guilty to the charges brought against them.The prosecution explained that the three men...

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