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It hasn’t rained there for 400 years, but people do live
The Chilean Atacama Desert is known worldwide. Trapped between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, this is one of the most ruthless places on our planet. It is very hot,…
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Health
OWID: Bulgaria is fighting a wave of fake vaccinations and certificates
Higher vaccination rates lead to lower Covid infections and deaths in Western Europe than in parts of Central and Eastern Europe, according to the latest figures, with the exception of…
Archeology
Archaeological sensation: the largest winery from Byzantine times discovered
A sophisticated wine-making facility, the largest of the Byzantine period ever discovered in the world, has been found by archaeologists near the town of Yavne, 24km from Tel Aviv, the…
Christianity
Jean-Claude Larcher on the origin, nature and meaning of the current pandemic (1)
The author of the interview, Archpriest Zhivko Panev, is a professor of canon law and history of local churches at the Orthodox Theological Institute "St. Sergius ”in Paris and head…
Health
A woman gave birth at a bus stop in Sarajevo, and the baby and mother received lifelong public transport tickets
The birth took place so quickly that the mother and father were unable to reach the hospital A woman gave birth to a baby girl in a car at a…
International
Bosnian built a revolving house because of a grumpy wife
The man got tired of the whims of his wife and became an inventor. How to get rid of his wife's nagging forever, came up with a resident of a…
Science&Technology
What awaits us with a single government and total control of AI. Explaining the Singleton Hypothesis
Nick Bostrom, professor of philosophy and director of the Institute for the Future of Humanity at Oxford University, is trying to understand what the future holds for humanity. In the…
International
The seal of the KGB of the USSR was put up for sale
A rare artifact of the KGB of the USSR is being sold in VKontakte Ads, the press service of the service told Gazeta.Ru. So, in the Kaluga region, for half…
Human Rights
Identity at Work: Why Diversity and Inclusion are more than just Ticking a Box
Understanding and embracing individual identity at work is more than simply fulfilling diversity requirements. It takes a nuanced approach as Diversity Atlas’s Client Development and Cultural Identities Director Kevin Porter…
Books
New Study: Against Ageism and towards active social citizenship for older persons
Professor Gerald Quinn, UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities, together with Professor Israel Doron have conducted a study (publ. Department of the European Social Charter Directorate General Human…