WHO urges to keep schools open despite rising COVID-19 infections
Forty-five countries in the European region, which includes Russia and several former Soviet republics, have advised maintaining face-to-face teaching. The
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Lagarde’s sayings fail to convince of ultra-flexible policy
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde’s attempt to secure a commitment to ultra-flexible monetary policy was not enough on Thursday
Doctors of the World warns that the climate crisis is the main global threat to health
The NGO calls on states and agents participating in the UN climate summit in Glasgow to comply with the Paris
Who is who at COP26?
Political leaders, activists, organizations and companies from more than 200 countries meet at the COP26 from Glasgow (Scotland) to try
Evergrande approaches the next term for debt payment
Updated on 10/29/2021 03:44 am The deadline for China Evergrande Group’s next bond payment is fast approaching, as investors scrutinize
China, the eternal diplomatic dilemma for the new Government of Japan
The new Japanese government will face the diplomatic dilemma of following the toughest line towards China set by the Biden
US economy is better than it looks
Por Karl Smith The US economy was weaker than expected in the third quarter, which is bad news for any
Citi requires all U.S. employees to be vaccinated
Citigroup Inc. will require all U.S. employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as a condition of their employment, citing President
Interest rates are not the only weapon to fight inflation
As the cost of living increases around the world, governments are not leaving the task of controlling inflation to their
They release 180 Colombian soldiers who had been detained on the border with Venezuela
On Tuesday, peasants armed with sticks and machetes surrounded the troops that were destroying coca crops in Tibú Coca growers
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