Rescuers work for the fourth day to save a boy who fell into a well in Morocco
Rescuers are working this Friday for the fourth consecutive day to get alive a five-year-old boy who fell into a
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Russia and China declare their opposition to NATO expansion in Eastern Europe
Russia has put forward a series of written proposals calling on NATO to uphold its role as a guarantor of
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The Government of Nicaragua closes 7 universities; 14 higher education centers have been declared illegal in total
The Government of Nicaragua, through the Ministry of the Interior, ordered this Thursday the closure of another 7 private universitieswith
Justin Trudeau dismissed using the military to quell protest against mandatory COVID-19 vaccination of truckers in Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday dismissed the idea of using the military to dislodge protesters who oppose mandatory
Global food prices near record high
Global food prices rose to a record last month, further driving up the rising cost of living for consumers. The
Austria imposes compulsory vaccination for adults
The Austrian government has imposed compulsory vaccination on all citizens over the age of 18, with fines of between 600
COVID cost US$ 7,907 million to European clubs, according to UEFA
The COVID-19 pandemic has cost European football 7 billion euros ($7.907 million) in two years, UEFA says in a report
Bloomberg editorial: return to normality after COVID will require alert
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The Economist: Why supply chain problems won’t go away
Supply chains have rarely featured on company earnings reports in the three decades since globalization took off in earnest, save
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