WHO urges to keep schools open despite rising infections in Europe
Updated on 10/29/2021 11:05 am The World Health Organization (WHO) urged to keep schools open in Europe, with protection measures
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The BBC presents a plan to improve its impartiality
The network is often targeted by the conservative government of Boris Johnson and has to deal with competition from platforms
Drug traffickers’ benefit ‘from the dogs’ abilities to protect themselves from justice; they also train cats, horses and even mice to commit crimes
One of the examples was the trained dogs found with the chief of the Gulf Clan, Otoniel. Dogs are also
Taliban ask world to ‘immediately’ unlock funds
They highlighted the “immediate need” to disburse the one billion euros in aid agreed by the G20 countries two weeks
The “net zero” so that the temperature does not rise more than 1.5 degrees, objective of the COP26
The climate summit will be held between October 31 and November 12, and it is expected to start commitments in
Otoniel: what is the power of the Clan del Golfo and why it cannot be compared with the posters of the time of Pablo Escobar
Otoniel is considered the “largest drug trafficker in South America.” This weekend there was one of the most important news
Yellen expects relief from inflationary pressures by second half of 2022
Updated on 10/29/2021 09:45 am US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that she still sees inflation as a temporary result
China tightens rules for its global systemically important banks
Updated on 10/29/2021 09:39 am China published rules on Friday that require its globally systemically important banks to strengthen the
Eurozone economy approaching pre-pandemic levels
Growth in the area registered robust growth in the third quarter, a performance that brings the member countries of the
Condors and llamas from Peru will adorn the Vatican nativity scene
The traditional nativity scene that is usually installed in St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican on the occasion of Christmas,
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