Published: 1 Jul 2022 18:00 GMT Veterinarians in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don had to amputate the reptile’s tail. The owners of a common boa constrictor (‘Boa imperator’) offered their ‘pet’ two live rats to feed on, but the stubborn rodents refused to be eaten and began to fight desperately for their lives. The rat … Read More
It has happened to many that when they are in a couple, there is a song that has a special meaning for them, and when they decide to take the next step, it often becomes their first dance choice. That is why a couple from Glastonbury, a small town in England, never imagined that Chris … Read More
Brussels, Jul 1 (EFE).- Eurozone inflation rose five tenths in June and stood at 8.6% in annual rate, according to preliminary data published this Friday by the Eurostat community statistics office. June becomes the month with the highest year-on-year inflation so far this year, after the increase in prices was 5.1% in January, 5.9% in … Read More
Berlin, Jul 1 (EFE) .- The German Council of Ministers approved this Friday a budget project for 2023 with which it will return to the path of austerity, despite the insecurity derived from the war in Ukraine and its economic repercussions. For the first time since 2019, Germany wants to comply with the so-called «debt … Read More
Jul 1 (Reuters) – The main Spanish stock index opened its semester on Friday without abandoning its negative trend after closing its worst month since the outbreak of the pandemic, in a context of growing fear that the cycle of monetary tightening and the war in Ukraine end up plunging the eurozone into a recession. … Read More
Jul 1 (Reuters) – Britain’s Oxford Biomedica said on Friday it had signed a new three-year deal to potentially make AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine beyond 2022, but volumes were not defined, in an indication of uncertainty. decrease in injection demand. Cell and gene therapy company Oxford Biomedica said in April that it had manufactured more than … Read More
MADRID, Jul 1 (Reuters) – Factory activity in Spain grew in June at the slowest pace since January 2021 as a difficult economic environment, especially rising prices, weighed on demand, a survey showed on Thursday. Friday. The S&P Global Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector stood at 52.6 in June, down from 53.8 … Read More
Published: 1 Jul 2022 12:45 GMT The burger, made from soybeans, mushrooms, vegetable fats and spices, was first presented on the eve of Halloween last year and, according to its creators, tastes very realistic. An unusual human meat-flavored burger from Swedish plant-based food brand Oumph! won a Silver Lion on Wednesday at the Cannes Lions … Read More
BEIJING, July 1 (Reuters) – New home prices in China rose at a slightly faster pace in June from a month earlier, a private survey showed on Friday, after a series of policy easing measures by cities small and medium to stimulate demand. New home prices in 100 cities rose 0.04%, surpassing May’s 0.03% rise, … Read More
By Yuka Obayashi and Emily Chow TOKYO, July 1 (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Thursday to take over the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project in the country’s far east, a move that could force Shell and Japanese companies Mitsui and Mitsubishi to abandon their investments, at a time when the … Read More
By Sergio Gonçalves LISBON, July 1 (Reuters) – Portugal’s leading utility, EDP, will expand its floating solar parks in Southeast Asia, hoping to get a large share of the 16 gigawatts of photovoltaics the region is expected to install. in rivers and seas by 2030. The executive director of EDP, Miguel Stilwell, said on Friday … Read More
Published: 1 Jul 2022 09:40 GMT The scene of confusion with the US president took place this week during the NATO summit in Madrid. Ukrainian former professional boxer Vladimir Klichko said he is often confused with his brother Vitali, also a former boxer and current mayor of kyiv, adding that it recently happened to US … Read More
Miami, June 30 (EFE) .- The city council of Miami Beach (Florida) presented this Thursday the first of the iconic lifeguard booths of its famous beach that is dedicated to the LGTBQ + community and has the rainbow flag painted on its walls. The presentation was made on the last day of June to mark … Read More
They present the first lifeguard post in Miami Beach dedicated to the LGTBQ +
(Bloomberg) — Colombia’s central bank delivered its biggest interest rate hike in more than two decades, potentially putting itself on a collision course with President-elect Gustavo Petro as policymakers step up their battle against above-target inflation. The council raised the interest rate by 150 basis points to 7.5%, manager Leonardo Villar told reporters after Thursday’s … Read More
(Bloomberg) — South American currencies weakened in June as interest rate differentials — which worked in their favor in the first five months of the year — began to lose their appeal among carry traders. The Chilean peso experienced its worst month in more than a decade, while the Colombian peso and the Brazilian real … Read More
(Bloomberg) — Argentina’s economy expanded more than expected in April, continuing a wobbly trend at the start of a difficult second quarter. Economic activity expanded 0.6% in April from March, above economists’ expectations for 0.4% growth. In the year-on-year comparison, the economy expanded 5.1%, according to government data published on Thursday. Inflation, currently at 61%, … Read More
By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK, June 30 (Reuters) – Oil prices sank around 3% on Thursday as OPEC+ confirmed it would only increase output in August by the amount already announced despite tight global supplies and left the market with doubts about future production. * Brent crude futures for September delivery fell $3.42, or 3%, … Read More
(Bloomberg) — The S&P 500 suffered its worst first half since 1970. But its dismal performance isn’t a sign of things to come. That’s according to analysis by S&P Dow Jones Indices that indicates there has historically been little to no correlation between the index’s performance in the first and second half of a year. … Read More
Talking about quantum phenomena is not easy for most because it is a microscopic science that is not governed by the laws to which our eyes and senses are accustomed. Although they are difficult to perceive, these processes can provide humanity with a technology never seen before and, by its nature, not even imagined. Now, … Read More