Two dead, one of them a police officer, in a shooting north of Manhattan, New York
It is the third armed incident with victims among the police in just one week in New York. A policeman
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The US studies the possibility of Qatar supplying gas to Europe if Russia ends up invading Ukraine
Currently, more than 40% of natural gas reaches Europe from Russia, and a third of Russian gas passes through Ukraine.
The traces of hyperinflation continue to tread on Venezuelans
Venezuela came out of the hyperinflationary cycle after four years, news that the illegitimate Chavista regime of Nicholas Maduro and
Concentration of Russian troops provokes an involuntary renewal of NATO
The concentration of troops Russian near Ukraine is galvanizing the defenses of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Europe
Natural immunity protected more than vaccines during delta wave in the US, according to study
During the last wave of coronavirus in U.S driven by the delta variant, unvaccinated people who survived COVID-19 were better
Russia’s threat in Venezuela and Cuba wants the US to take the bait, according to experts
The threat of Russian military deployment in Cuba Y Venezuela “is not credible” and the only thing it intends is
Get ready for the big central banks of the world to leave their coordination
The world’s major central banks, which were coordinating measures at the height of the pandemic, are preparing to tighten their
Ómicron reveals how the hope of group immunity is extinguished
It is unlikely that the variant omicron, which spreads much faster than previous mutations of the coronavirus, help countries achieve
They criticize Stiglitz for talking about an Argentine economic ‘miracle’
Joseph Stiglitz, a renowned Nobel Prize-winning economist, is facing a wave of criticism from his peers after he claimed that
Biden urges Congress to pass chip bill
President Joe Biden applauded the plans Intel Corp. to build a new semiconductor plant in Ohio and urged Congress to
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