A series of photographs taken around the world drew attention by showing several birds curled up or trapped in human-made garbage. The photos were submitted by people from different countries to an online project called Birds and Debris. Do octopuses have feelings? More Powerful Than Atomic Bomb, Tonga Volcano Eruption …
Read More »North Korean Government Destroys Peaceful Floating Hotel
O North Korean government is destroying a floating resort located in the mountainous area of Mount Kumgang. Seen as a symbol of peace between North and South Korea, the hotel is now being demolished. Mount Kumgang, whose name means “Diamond”, has been a site of rare moments of reconciliation between …
Read More »China’s corn imports spark a warning about inflation in Brazil
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – A possible start of corn imports from Brazil by China in 2022 is seen as a new “bullish” factor for Brazilian cereal prices in the domestic market, at a time when the national meat industry was finally coming seeing some relief in their input costs after …
Read More »FBI Operates Donald Trump’s Home: ‘They Even Broke My Safe’, Says Former US President | World
Donald Trump’s Florida home, a property in the Mar-A-Lago resort, was searched by FBI agents on Monday, the former US president said in a statement. He complained about the operation, which he called unnecessary and inappropriate – he said he had already cooperated with the investigations. Share via WhatsApp Share …
Read More »Trump flushed documents down the toilet, website photos show
Former US President Donald Trump had a habit of flushing documents down the toilet. That’s what images released today by the news portal Axios show. The photos were provided by journalist Maggie Haberman, who is writing a book about Trump. According to the New York Times reporter, White House officials …
Read More »Ship released after Russia-Ukraine deal rejected
The first shipment of corn grains that left Ukraine after the agreement with Russia to unlock the Black Sea was rejected by the buyer and is now awaiting a new buyer, the country’s embassy in Beirut said on Monday (8) . The 26 thousand tons of the product should have …
Read More »Mexico, the world’s largest beer exporter, will reduce production because of drought | World
The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, announced on Monday (8) plans to reduce beer production in the north of the country, affected this year by a severe drought that had not been observed for decades. “That doesn’t mean ‘we won’t brew beer anymore.’ It means ‘there won’t be …
Read More »boy’s death after court ruling over ‘devastating’ brain injury
Archie Battersbee suffered brain damage in an incident at home on April 7 and did not regain consciousness. Archie Battersbee, the 12-year-old boy who was at the center of a legal battle between his parents and doctors in the UK, died on Saturday (6/8). “Such a beautiful little boy, and …
Read More »World’s most dangerous bird chases rangers: ‘Jurassic Park scene’ – News
Rangers were driving quads on the outskirts of Cape York Peninsula, Australia, when they were forced to step on the gas. All because they ended up being chased by a cassowary, considered the most dangerous bird in the world. The breathtaking moment was captured on video, in …
Read More »First Ukrainian cereal ship arrives in Turkey – News
The first ship carrying Ukrainian grain docked on Monday (8) at its final destination, Turkey, Ukraine announced, while the arrival of another ship that should have docked on Sunday in Lebanon was delayed. The Turkish freighter Polarnet, which departed on Friday (5) from the Ukrainian port of …
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