Climate change will be the highlight of the G20 in Rome
The G20 leaders’ summit, scheduled for the end of October in Rome, will discuss climate change. The G20 leaders’ summit,
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10 years ago ETA stopped its armed struggle
The terrorist group, which had as its aim the independence of the Basque Country from Spain, killed its last victim
Controversy in Argentina over price controls without agreement with businessmen established by the Peronist government
The Peronist Government of Argentina published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette a decree that sets price controls on 1,432
Snippets of a “disastrous semester” for press freedom in America
The police and judicial actions against press freedom and the physical and verbal attacks on journalists and the media paint
OAS calls on the Ortega regime to immediately release Nicaraguan presidential candidates
The Organization of American States (OAS) asked the Daniel Ortega regime in Nicaragua for the immediate release of the presidential
UK agrees to buy COVID-19 antivirals from Merck and Pfizer
The United Kingdom announced that it reached agreements for two antivirals against COVID-19, one developed by Merck and the other
US: after 20 years in the WTO, China still does not change its bad practices
Updated 10/20/2021 12:00 pm About 20 years after China’s entry into the World Trade Organization (OMC), that country has used
The Fast Pass is over at the Disney parks, now comes Genie and Genie +
The company on Friday revealed the arrival of Disney Gene, Walt Disney World’s new park planning service. The so-called ‘Genie
Soil salinity affects 1.5 billion people, FAO warns
More than 1.5 billion people around the world face “significant challenges to grow food due to soil degradation” due to
Switzerland concludes that Credit Suisse committed irregularities by spying on executives
The supervisory authorities of the Swiss markets (Finma) concluded this Wednesday that one of the country’s largest banks, Credit Suisse,
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