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Healthy Earth, Healthy Communities: URI Climate Action
Every day, in the places we live, and around the world, we hear stories of heartache, loss and human cruelty. And every day, across the URI Network, Cooperation Circles are...
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Archeology
How the Persian king Xerxes ordered the sea to be flogged as punishment
Xerxes I, who ruled the Persian Empire in the 5th century, goes down in history with his military invasion of Greece, marked by the battles of Thermopylae, Salamis and Plateia....
Health
In the process of evolution, humans have learned to bite their nails to evoke sympathy
Demonstrating clear signs of stress can make people more attractive and encourage others to treat them more positively. It is possible that in the process of evolution Homo sapiens even...
International
What leads to failure in flirting
Poor hygiene, cynical compliments and a lack of noticeable interest are the main characteristics that repel a potential partner in flirting, Greek psychologists have found. At the same time, in...
Health
The pursuit of happiness can be catastrophic
Ironically, the pursuit of happiness is often stressful rather than satisfying. There are many individual reasons for the suicides of young athletes that we are witnessing.
Human Rights
Women in Turkmenistan – banned manicures, jeans …
Plastic surgery is also outlawed Turkmenistan has imposed a series of bans on women in the country, including manicures, plastic surgery and decorative surgery, and banned abortions. Ladies are also...
Human Rights
Fifty years ago, Romas Calanta became the burning herald of freedom against Moscow’s oppression
On May 14, 1972, a 19-year-old high school student set himself on fire in the center of the Lithuanian city of Kaunas in protest of the Soviet occupation. Don't blame...
Economy
Cyprus, Italy, Czech Republic, Montenegro: Russian tourists have created widespread problems
Anti-Russian sanctions will undermine the well-being of at least five resort countries in Europe. Thus, the absence of Russian tourists, who traditionally spend a lot of money, has already created...
International
One tea bag for two: Elizabeth II remembered the meeting with Gagarin
The queen considered the astronaut a real gentleman. Yuri Gagarin's visit to Buckingham Palace was remembered by the Queen and all members of her family for a long time. The...
Culture
“Either give us a grandson or pay us 615,000 EUR”
Husbands from India are suing their son, demanding that he and his wife give them a grandson of up to one year or otherwise pay compensation in the amount of...