United Kingdom approves banning the sale of tobacco to those born since 2009
The House of Commons (Lower) of the United Kingdom approved this Tuesday in first reading the law that will prohibit
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40 bodies of sub-Saharan migrants found on Mauritanian beaches
Some 40 corpses that could be from emigrants sub-Saharan migrants were found this Monday on several beaches in Mauritania, Mauritanian
Spanish tourism sector plans to break records again in 2024
He tourism in Spain, second world destination, is going to break its 2023 record this year, according to the Exceltur
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, more threatened than ever
Anne Hoggett, who has been diving for decades near the Great Barrier in northeastern Australiaconfirms, with fury, the massive bleaching
Historic rains in Dubai paralyze roads and force flights to be interrupted
Heavy rains affected the operation of Dubai airports, that temporarily interrupted their operations due to the flooding of the runways,
The US Supreme Court, divided over a case that could exonerate Congressional attackers and Trump
The justices of the Supreme Court of the United States appeared this Tuesday divided about the appto a participant in
Maduro cuts diplomatic ties with Ecuador in support of Mexico
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday ordered the closure of the Venezuelan embassy in Ecuador in support of Mexico, thus
Powell: Fed will keep high inflation rates “for as long as necessary”
Recent inflation data indicates it will likely take longer for the Federal Reserve to achieve the confidence needed to lower
Australia ends the El Niño phenomenon after a year of duration
The meteorological phenomenon of The boywhich is usually linked to a rise in temperatures, has ended, as announced this Tuesday
Alexandre de Moraes, the powerful judge of Brazil with his sights on Musk
With a plethora of investigations, Alexandre de Moraes has been relentless against former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. Now, in his
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