Marek Safjan: In Poland, no rule is safe
In an interview with the daily “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung”, Safjan, who is leaving the Court of Justice of the European
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The coronavirus ruins another Christmas in Bethlehem
The coronavirus pandemic continues and continues to affect life and business around the world. An example of this is what
International Space Station receives materials for experiments on cancer and space detergent
The Dragon capsule is scheduled to take off on the cusp of a reusable Falcon 9 rocket, in the early
James Webb telescope launch delayed due to communication problem
The new delay is due to a communication problem between the observatory and the launch vehicle system. The launch of
US avoids credit default with agreement to increase debt ceiling
The US Congress approved on Wednesday an increase in the federal debt ceiling, thus avoiding the threat of a credit
Over 300 people trapped in Hong Kong skyscraper fire
The fire started at lunchtime. More than three hundred people were trapped today at the World Trade Center in Hong
Global COVID-19 cases fell last week after nearly two months of increases
From December 6 to 12, four million new cases and 47,000 deaths were registered in the world. After almost two
Iberia renounces the purchase of Air Europa under the agreed terms
Globalia, which owns Air Europa, could explore other potential buyers. The Iberia and Air Europa airlines, which operate between Spain
Sinovac and Pfizer vaccines not effective against omicron, according to Chinese study
Updated on 12/15/2021 06:29 am An investigation by the University of Hong Kong determined that neither the CoronaVac vaccine against
Argentines have advice for Americans affected by inflation
For many Americans, the sudden burst of inflation that has rocked the economy has been disorienting. Consumer prices have been
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