Signs of habitability found on Mars
An international team of astronomers studied clay samples found in the Martian Gale Crater and received “hints” that the Red Planet was once habitable.
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Ensure reproductive health rights for all on World Population Day: UN chief
Erosion of women’s reproductive rights has been one of the fallouts from the COVID-19 pandemic, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has said.
The 11 books former President Barack Obama recommends you read this summer
… platforms. Here are the 11 books Obama recommends people read this … Water” was an Oprah Book Club selection. “Intimacies… after he shared his favorite books from 2020, which…
Côte d’Ivoire: Extraordinary Congress of the clergy. – Vatican News
The Extraordinary Congress of the Ivorian clergy opened this week on Wednesday, 7 July in Yamoussoukro, under the theme, “Life and ministry of a priest in Côte d’Ivoire.”
FROM THE FIELD: South Sudan’s displaced youth, help power change
Young people who were displaced by conflict in South Sudan have returned home to power change in their community.
Cardinal Cupich: 5 steps to contrast growing violence in Chicago – Vatican News
The Archbishop of Chicago, Archbishop Blase J. Cupich, suggests five steps to contrast growing violence in Chicago.
Insecurity, Discrimination, Racism: The Concerns of Europeans in Britain
This week saw the last deadline for EU citizens living in the UK to legalize their stay. However, many employers do not know the mechanism and many foreigners fear discrimination, Deutsche Welle reports.
Bulgarians – divided for the possible exchange of the lev with the euro
According to a September Trend survey, 67 percent of people expect commodity prices to rise with the introduction of the euro. 59% of Bulgarians, on the other hand, believe that this will lead to lower incomes.
Research has ruled out the possibility of life on Venus, but Jupiter gives hope
Scientists in Europe and the United States said Monday that there was not enough water in the clouds around the planet to sustain life as we know it.
The lost capital of Ancient Egypt
This spring, near ancient Thebes, a team of Egyptian archaeologists discovered the lost city of Akhetaton, which existed in the 14th century BC during the reigns of Pharaohs Amenhotep III and his son Akhenaten, and at the latter was the capital of Ancient Egypt. The locals were engaged in spinning, weaving and making glass and metal products. The city also established the production of decorative items, furniture and ceramics.