Bill Gates: ‘Climate change is harder to solve than the pandemic but the negative effects are much greater’
When the Microsoft founder makes a prediction, he is usually right. The philanthropist believes we are running out of time, and must reduce greenhouse emissions to zero in 30 years or suffer the consequences. Although he is stunned by the lies and conspiracy theories that have flourished during the coronavirus
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Russia expels Estonian diplomat in retaliatory steps; Human Rights Violations continue their unstoppable path in Russia.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the Russian who was expelled had worked on cultural and educational issues in Estonia. She did not specify the responsibilities of the Estonian who was declared persona non grata in Russia. Estonia, a former Soviet republic, is uneasy about the influence of its giant
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Cuba reaffirms commitment to fight against discrimination
United Nations, Feb 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez reaffirmed on Thursday to the United Nations his country’s commitment to fight against all manifestations of racial discrimination, which is part of the principles that sustain the Revolution. In his online speech in a special session of the United
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NATO hasn’t reached decision on whether to leave Afghanistan as deadline looms
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has not yet decided if the 10,000 troops it has in Afghanistan will leave the country by May. Last February, the United States brokered a deal with the Taliban that would usher in a permanent cease-fire and see the departure of all foreign forces by May
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UK travelers to Spain offered alternatives to prove residency
The United Kingdom Embassy in Madrid has published an update on travel to Spain for British nationals who were already legal residents of the country before January 1, 2021, when the Brexit transition period came to an end and the UK definitively left the European Union. “We are aware that
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What happens when you work from bed for a year?
The allure of working from bed is strong – but turning your mattress into your office can trigger a slew of health problems, both psychological and physical. For many people, working from home, or ‘WFH’, has also come to mean ‘WFB’ – working from bed. Getting dressed and commuting to
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Cuba participates in international meeting on discrimination issues
Havana, Feb 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuba is participating in the Special Ministerial Meeting on the elimination of racism, xenophobia and discrimination for all, in the decade of action of the Sustainable Development Goals. The Cuban representation to the Meeting, sponsored by the United Nations (UN), is headed by the Minister
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