Commissioner Nicolas Schmit on International Workers’ Day
In view of the International Workers’ Day, Commissioner Nicolas Schmit made the following statement: “On 1 May, as we mark International Workers’ Day, the…
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A star is corn: Researchers develop biodegradable mask material made of corn
A biodegradable mask that can comfortably protect its wearer without harming the environment is one step closer to reality, thanks to research…
WFP resumes operations in Sudan, amid full-blown humanitarian ‘catastrophe’
WFP had paused its life-saving activities after three staff were killed in North Darfur on 15 April, the first day of clashes…
Roscosmos admitted: We do not know what damaged our two spacecraft
Roscosmos admitted: We do not know what damaged our two spacecraft Their failure in a short space of time may signal a…
Did the Library of Alexandria really exist?
It is said to be one of the greatest archives of classical knowledge of the ancient world, it housed the books of…
For the first time in the world – Scotland launches a line with self-driving buses
self-driving buses – The bus service will transport passengers between a car park outside Edinburgh and a train station in the city…
MEPs call for coordinated EU strategy against foreign interference
New report on foreign interference, numerous examples such as EU elites defending Gazprom's interests and Hungary's vulnerability to Russian
Guterres dispatches UN ‘relief chief’ to Sudan as humanitarian crisis nears ‘breaking point’
“The scale and speed of what is unfolding is unprecedented in Sudan. We are extremely concerned by the immediate as well as long-term…
Guterres convenes meeting in Doha to discuss key issues in Afghanistan
The aim is to reinvigorate international engagement around key issues, such as human rights, in particular women’s and girls’ rights, inclusive governance,…
Frogs may become extinct due to the insatiable appetite for frog legs – about 2 billion frogs have been consumed in nearly 10 years
Europe’s hunt for frog legs could drive amphibians to ‘irreversible extinction’, warns new study. Between 2010 and 2019, European Union countries imported…