The Rock of Gibraltar has always been used as a symbol of strength and resilience. Such references have been made in all sorts of places, from Popeye’s bicep to Jay-Z’s song, Diamonds are Forever.
Gibraltar and its people always stand strongest when most needed: during the 13 Spanish sieges which it resisted in the 18th century, during the Spanish border closure, Brexit and now with the COVID19 situation.
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“Apple and Microsoft are what I would say are ‘Rock of Gibraltar’ names” - Dan Ives
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How financial incentives in the construction sector could be the key to achieving the Net Zero Target
In 2019, Gibraltar committed to a 100% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2045, also referred to as the Net Zero Target, following...
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