How Antwerp became the gateway for cocaine in Europe
The Belgian city of Antwerp is world famous for diamonds. But another business – less brilliant although equally or more
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How to observe comet C/2022 E3, which astronomers say passed 50,000 years ago
Comet “C/2022 E3 (ZTF)” will cross Earth’s sky again after a long absence of 50,000 years, and could even be
US, Japan extend defense deal to space amid concern over China
United States and Japan agreed on Wednesday that its security and defense treaty applies to space, and announced the deployment
Ukraine tries to turn war scenes into tourist destinations to promote the sector
Tourism will be one of the paths for the reconstruction of Ukrainewhich intends to convert scene of the russian invasion
The Brazilian Prosecutor’s Office asks to investigate three Bolsonarista deputies for their alleged involvement in the assault
Published: 01/12/2023 12:03 (UTC+1) Last update: 01/12/2023 12:38 (UTC+1) According to the petition, the three deputies are suspected of “inciting
“Why are you acting crazy?” Putin’s public anger at his Commerce Minister
After months of battlefield setbacks in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has starred in a harsh live fight with one
Some 100,000 UK civil servants will go on the biggest strike in years
About 100,000 UK civil servants they will go on strike next February 1st as negotiations on their working and salary
AMLO baffles Biden and Trudeau with a 28-minute monologue to answer a question
Standing between US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the closing press conference of the summit
Lützerath, the German town at risk of disappearing due to the extension of a coal mine
Published: 01/12/2023 09:50 (UTC+1) Last update: 01/12/2023 09:55 (UTC+1) With German energy giant RWE planning to expand a lignite mine,
The cost of living crisis, the greatest global risk, according to a survey by the Davos Forum
The biggest challenges of the next two years will be Ukraine’s war-spurred skyrocketing cost of living and the economic reopening
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