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Business3d agoGladys La Bomba Tucumana closed her empanada shop: "The economic situation is difficult"La cantante, con tristeza, anunció que no continuará con el negocio, "La Bomba, empanadas tucumanas", que tenía en Recoleta.Su fuerte crítica al gobierno de Javier Milei.Clarín
World3d ago'Now, thank God, we have water': Uzbekistan’s tap water reaches 83% of people, but gaps remainUzbekistan has expanded its drinking water network by upgrading treatment facilities and distribution networks, and extending household connections.EuroNews [en]
World3d agoPolice Found 10-Year Old Wandering In Anambra, Seek ParentsThe Police Public Relations Officer, Tochukwu Ikenga, said in a statement that the boy had gone out to play but could not find his way back home or locate his family members. The post Police Found 10-Year Old Wandering In Anambra, Seek Parents appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
Politics3d agoPost-Orban Hungary faces challenge of rebuilding public trustCivil society, which had been the target of constant denigration campaigns and a particularly repressive legislative arsenal under Viktor Orban, is breathing more freely since the change in power. However, all its stakeholders remain cautious regarding the new government led by Péter Magyar.Le Monde [en]
World3d agoAfrican players in Europe: Defender Hakimi’s historic hat-trickReigning African Footballer of the Year and Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi claimed a first career hat-trick at the weekend in a 5-1 Ligue 1 rout of bottom club Le Havre. The post African players in Europe: Defender Hakimi’s historic hat-trick appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
Business3d agoFood pressured inflation in October, but they calculate that the CPI was below 2%October inflation would slow down slightly compared to September. Seasonal factors such as the rise in vegetables, the variables that weighed most on the index.Clarín
World3d agoAntonio Grimau, that actor sculpted by painA vindication of the man who did not make his tragedies a credential, but his raw material for acting.Clarín
World3d agoThe story of Jorge Suárez: three bypasses, a double kidney and pancreas transplant, 21 months without being able to perform and now he shines on Corrientes streetAt 63 years old, the actor says that, in reality, due to his delicate health issues, he has three birth dates: 1963, 2015, and last year. He now shares the stage with Facundo Arana in "Visiting Mr. Green," and gives details on what it's like to fight death. "I am privileged that I h"Clarín
Politics3d agoJorge Macri's talks with Patricia Bullrich that make the Milei uncomfortable and the "Plan B" that PRO brought to Casa RosadaThe head of government frequently converses with the senator, who is in conflict with the libertarians. Amid the back and forth with his cousin, Mauricio Macri still does not rule out playing Fernando de Andreis as a card in the City.Clarín
World3d agoSandra Golpe, 52-year-old journalist: "I take life more calmly, and that's already a lot"The television presenter revealed that, off-camera, she leads a quiet routine. However, she also said that she cannot completely disconnect from her work.Clarín
Politics3d agoThe Faro Foundation: the mysteries of the libertarian think tank led by the Caputo brothersBrothers Santiago and Francisco Caputo play a decisive role in the financial and operational organization of the foundation. Consultants from the firm Move operate in the dependencies linked to the space and a program by libertarian streamers is recorded there.Clarín
Politics3d agoRussia’s Finance Ministry proposes automatically transferring pension savings into long-term savings programRussia’s Finance Ministry has drafted a bill that would move the funded portion of pensions into the long-term savings program (PDS), the Russian business news outlet RBC reported. The transfer would happen automatically starting April 1, 2027.Meduza [en]
World3d agoMLB ‘spot-fixing’ trial set to begin in US courtMLB pitchers charged with conspiracy to influence sporting contests by bribery go on trial in New York.Al Jazeera [en]
Disaster3d agoPilot’s haunting last words in Florida plane crash revealedNine people were killed when the Bahamas-bound plane crashed in South FloridaThe Independent World
Health3d agoFrance recalls 7 million condoms across EU over STI and unintended pregnancy concernsFrench authorities have suspended sales and imports of ultra-thin condoms made by a Malaysian manufacturer after an investigation found defects that could increase the risk of breakage, which could lead to sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancies.EuroNews [en]
Business3d agoEurope markets steady as oil prices ease ahead of U.S. midterm electionsEuropean markets are steady as oil prices have eased, ahead of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. This indicates a current state of market stability influenced by oil costs and anticipated political events.Seeking Alpha Tech
Politics3d agoTinubu reaffirms commitment to Project NigeriaPresident Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to Project Nigeria, pledging to build a prosperous nation, invest in youths and pursue development guided by Almighty Allah and Nigerians’ aspirations. The post Tinubu reaffirms commitment to Project Nigeria appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
Military3d agoThe Pentagon-Silicon Complex and the Rise of the Neo-PrimesWhat happens when the military depends on technologies it doesn’t own? Sharon Weinberger, the new editor-in-chief of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, stops by the studio to discuss her book, Valley of Death: How Big Tech Is Fueling the Future of War. She delves into the Pentagon’s disputes with SpaceX and Anthropic, why the tech industry’s split from the military was about money more than ideology, and how a new generation of firms could become the next primes. Image: Petty Officer 1st Class Alexander Kubitza via DVIDS. The post The Pentagon-Silicon Complex and the RiseWar on the Rocks
Health3d agoThe scientific truth about collagen supplementsYour body uses collagen to give your skin strength and elasticity, so supplements of this protein seem to make sense to reduce wrinkles. But columnist Alice Klein finds it isn’t this simpleNew Scientist
Politics3d agoThe Limits of China’s Self-SufficiencyChina’s Food Insecurity Could Prevent a War Over TaiwanForeign Affairs
Politics3d agoHow America Can Counter Chinese CoercionThe case for an economic security alliance.Foreign Affairs
World3d agoExhibiting masterpieces from generations of the Imperial family, the Sannomaru Shozokan Museum opens on the 3rd, also featuring the Imperial Palace's first cafeAsahi Shimbun
Politics3d agoFor US Democrats, climate policy is now about energy billsClimate change has all but disappeared from Democrats' campaign pitches, replaced by promises to lower electricity bills. But what would the party actually do on climate if it wins control of Congress?DW News [en]
Politics3d agoDe Wever poised to offer his resignation as Belgian budget talks failThe prime minister's coalition is in crisis over stalled attempts to reach a deal for next year's budget.Politico Europe
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