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  • Eskom power stations

    Struggling with power supply, South Africa needs to organize recurrent power outages affecting the lives of many

  • The diamond from Botswana whose composition proved large quantities of water exist in deep Earth

    In a rare diamond from Botswana, scientists found the existence of water deep inside Earth

  • Australia parliament

    Australia plans to repatriate women and children from Syria

  • cannabis production in Canada

    Canada reviews its Cannabis Act, 4 years after it legalized marijuana

  • Fish farming in Norway

    Norway wants to raise tax on renewable energy and salmon, profits from natural resources

  • Supreme Court of India

    Supreme Court of India rules unmarried women also have the right to abortion

  • Israel's Iron Dome air defense system in August 2022

    Romania is considering Israel’s Iron Dome air defense system, potentially the first European client. Like in 2018?

  • Colombian President Gustavo Petro and Venezuelan Minister of Transportation Ramon Araguayan

    Border reopening between Colombia and Venezuela, a new step in relations between neighbors

  • Belfast city hall

    More Catholics in Northern Ireland than any religions combined for the first time in 160 years, Census says

  • Kurfürstendamm in Berlin with Christmas lights in 2013

    A German environmental association calls for pausing Christmas ‘lighting orgies’ to save energy

  • Online transaction

    With online scams on the rise, banks in Malaysia need to move away from SMS authentication

  • Coffee break office

    No refrigerators in office, work from home, closing school premises. Slovakia considers potential energy savings during winter

  • Gabriela Cerruti, spokesperson of the president of Argentina, announced a new structure for state subsidies of gas and electricity bills

    Argentina removes aid for electricity and gas bills for 10% of households

  • Ryanair aircraft

    Ryanair furious against a tax in Hungary. The CEO calls the minister of economy an “idiot”

  • Storting, Norway parliament

    Norway MPs had a remuneration freeze in 2021. This year’s increase will most likely offset it

  • House of Councillors of Japan on June 13 that voted the law against online insults

    Online insults in Japan can lead to one year in prison

  • Flag of Lithuania

    A Russian politician submitted a bill to revoke the recognition of Lithuania’s independence

  • Hunger

    More than 15% of people suffer from hunger in Brazil in 2022