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Bulgaria reported a record number of daily deaths by Covid-19 on Tuesday (8). The discharge was also registered in Ukraine, which reported 833 deaths in 24 hours. Both are among the least vaccinated countries against Covid-19 in the European Union. In Bulgaria, the last period registered 334 deaths caused by Covid-19, the highest number since […]

Bulgaria reported a record number of daily deaths by Covid-19 on Tuesday (8). The high was also registered in Ukraine and Russia, which reported 833 and 1,211 deaths in 24 hours, respectively. The three countries, which now report the highest number since the start of the pandemic, have coronavirus vaccination rates that are below the […]

In an interview with CNN Brasil, European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said that “the European Union is closer to Washington than to Beijing”. The diplomat also pointed out that the dispute of forces between the United States and China does not represent a new “Cold War”. “It is certain that the confrontation between […]

The British government announced, this Monday (8), an investment equivalent to nearly R$ 19 million in what will be the largest open-air laboratory in the world. The UK meteorological service will work in partnership with the National Institute for Amazonian Research on an unprecedented climate experiment. In the second phase of the so-called AmazonFACE, controlled […]

The second week of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland has begun – and things are starting to heat up. Check out what you should know below: What a ‘Glasgow Agreement’ might look like The UK COP26 presidency has released something that is strangely called a ‘non-document’, which is basically a list of things […]

In 2006, before the advent of augmented reality games like Pokémon GO, artist Mary Flanagan wanted to find a way to get random people to play together. Your solution? create a joystick 2.7-metre-tall video game camera — which reached the Guinness World Records 2022, the Book of Records as the biggest of its kind. The […]

A COP26 entered the decisive week, and the biggest challenge is to regulate the international carbon market with the definition of the final text of article 6 of the Paris Agreement. According to economist Ronaldo Seroa, coordinator of Environmental Studies at IPEA, who came to the Climate Conference, Brazil can lead this trade, but it […]

The expectation this week at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, COP26, is that the rules for regulating carbon emissions will be defined. But what does it mean? According to the coordinator of the ESPM Center for Socioenvironmental Development (CEDES), Marcus Nakagawa, in an interview with CNN Radio, this point is key for the […]

About two months before the US Capitol invasion — known to Americans as the “January 6 riot” — Congressional police hired two unusual people to review the department’s intelligence operation, giving them the control over a unit that had already responded to inadequate training and lack of clear standards for years. The changes were intended […]

When the 200 newly elected deputies from the Czech Republic gathered for the inaugural session of their new parliament this Monday (8), there wasn’t a single Communist Party member there – it’s the first time this has happened in 76 years. The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSCM), the direct successor to the totalitarian […]