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24/03/2021

EU outlines measures to strengthen cybersecurity

On March 17, the EC presented a draft digital green certificate for coronavirus vaccination, which is to be implemented by mid-June.

23/03/2021

China criticizes EU sanctions for persecuting Muslims

China’s foreign ministry has criticized the European Union for imposing sanctions on Beijing due to the persecution of Uighur Muslims. The statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry is quoted by TASS. It is reported that the head of the EU delegation in Beijing was summoned to the Chinese Foreign M...

23/03/2021

Trump criticized media for poor coverage of Biden’s fall

The fall was terrible. He stumbled more than once, he stumbled three times. And this was not talked about in the mainstream media.

22/03/2021

Air pollution in the world: Ukraine ranked 43rd in the in 2020

Air pollution in the world during the covid-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns have led to a decrease in air pollution.

20/03/2021

Happiest country: Finland is the happiest country in the world

Finland is the happiest country in the world for the fourth consecutive year. According to a ranking released on Friday (19) by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

18/03/2021

French health authorities report new ‘Breton variant’ of Covid virus

A Breton variant of the SARS-CoV2 coronavirus has been identified in Brittany, after the appearance of a cluster at Lannion hospital. Investigations are underway "to assess its transmissibility and severity"

02/02/2021

Simba, the first lion cub conceived by artificial insemination in Singapore

Born on October 23; the authorities shared pictures of the first African lion conceived in the country with the help of artificial insemination.

20/11/2020

They find the reason why it is easier to understand a language than to speak it

The research focuses on the study of the laterization changes of brain functions during the performance of different linguistic tasks such as reading, speaking or listening in the native language in comparison with a foreign language that that person was learning.

19/11/2020

The only known white giraffe in the world will be controlled by a GPS tracking device to help protect it from poachers while it lives in Kenya. Despite its uniqueness, the lone male has no name.

16/11/2020

Researchers discovered why blood clots form in Covid-19 patients

Arecent study by scientists from the universities of Michigan and Shanghai determined why blood clots form in patients with severe Covid-19 infection, which causes life-threatening conditions such as strokes and restricted blood flow in the lungs.

13/11/2020

Monkeys from a zoo in Finland prefer the sounds of traffic to those of the jungle

Although we like urbanized societies, many agree that it is healthier to live in nature. But these monkeys from Finland differ totally, as they seem to prefer the sounds of traffic to those of the jungle.

10/11/2020

Best teas for cold days: Top 5 teas to enjoy during winter

To spend the cold days with health and disposition, do not miss the chance to stay warm abuse the best teas for cold days!

05/11/2020

Sleep paralysis or sleep paralysis demon is a relatively common experience and it is much more than just a nightmare! Sleep paralysis is so scary because people experience an inability to move, speak or control their body, despite being conscious.

31/10/2020

Egyptian ink papyrus reveals ancient writing practices

The ancient Egyptians used, 5,300 years ago, black ink papyrus to write their texts. Red ones were used to highlight titles, instructions and keywords.

30/10/2020

A Japanese village has a creepy robot wolf to scare away bears

Engineers have managed to create a kind of robot wolf in some Japanese communities whose main task is to chase away wild bears that approach residential areas, and we explain what it does.

23/10/2020

Feral children: They are subjects of legends and folklore

Feral children, also known as wild children are human children who have been separated from human contact at a very tender age.

20/10/2020

Hunger is getting worse in Africa due to high food cost

The annual ranking of the World Food Program (WFP) reported that South Sudan is first among countries with the highest food cost in relation to earnings.

19/10/2020

Pretty eyes: 6 Guaranteed ways to get beautiful eyes

We all want beautiful eyes and taking good care of yourself is the best way to get bright pretty eyes. Followi these instructions.

19/10/2020

All you can eat: what to eat under different conditions

It can be confusing about what to eat and what to avoid.This article is about all you can eat based on different health states.

18/10/2020

Animal cloning: San Diego Zoo clones endangered horse

The San Diego Zoo, in the United States, successfully experimented with animal cloning. They cloned a species of horses in danger of extinction.

17/10/2020

Scientists discover a type of extreme drought that arises in the oceans

According to a team of scientists, even in the oceans, there can be low humidity conditions that lead to intense droughts. Worse, this can touch land and cause serious impacts.

16/10/2020

Funny parrots: Two parrots removed from a zoo after they have taught the other animals to swear

Two funny parrots have been temporarily removed from a small Manchester zoo, due to their bad language.

15/10/2020

Animal studies: Animal stripes can tell the group in which direction to flee from predators

Animal studies are very interesting. in nature documentaries, we often come across attacks from predators. Lionesses hunting gazelles or sharks attacking huge schools of fish.

15/10/2020

Drinking water: Scientists discover how to make saltwater drinkable using sunlight only

Researchers in Australia have successfully transformed brackish and seawater into safe and potable water in less than 30 minutes. This was possible by using metal-organic structures (MOFs) and sunlight.

14/10/2020

Long sleep deprivation: What happens if you don’t sleep all day or more?

According to experts, long sleep deprivation can this can lead to serious health problems such as a malfunctioning cardiovascular system, obesity and diabetes.

14/10/2020

Old Wives’ Tales, how much truth do they hold?

Old Wives' Tales are still alive and fully lexicalized, especially among illiterate folks. Still closely followed by a big part of the society as part of our traditions.

13/10/2020

Exercises to do at home for beginners

13/10/2020

Google search: How many searches are done per day on Google?

Google Search: Google has always been one of the most visited sites throughout the globe since dawn of Web. For most Internet users, it is undoubtedly an open window that responds in an instant to any question that may arise, and this, in a second.

12/10/2020

Air pollution in China returns to pre-COVID-19 levels

The coronavirus crisis has paralysed the world in many ways, however, one positive thing about it was the reduction in pollution levels in many countries. Unfortunately, this condition is being reversed again. China is again registering high levels of pollution.

12/10/2020

Over a quarter of Ukraine’s population lives below the poverty line

More than one quarter of Ukraine’s population who has a job lacks a salary to meet the essential needs of life.