Moral Commitment vs Finance: How Americans and Green Card Holders Try to Escape Afghanistan
On September 18, another group of Americans and green card holders flew from Kabul to Qatar. Information about this appeared on the website of the US Department of State. Although the official evacuation from Afghanistan ended on August 31, there are still many people in the country who are sure: to stay ...
Pentagon admits that American drone mistakenly killed Afghan civilians in Kabul
The United States admitted that 10 civilians were killed in a drone strike in Kabul a few days before the withdrawal of US troops. An investigation by US Central Command revealed that a drone struck the car of a humanitarian mission officer. Writes about this BBC. Not only did he die ...
France recalled its ambassador from the United States for the first time in history
Due to a submarine deal between Australia and the United States and the United Kingdom, France has withdrawn its ambassadors from the United States and Australia. Writes about this CNBC. The French Foreign Minister said the country immediately recalled the ambassadors in protest against ...
New Arms Race: Australia and US to Build Nuclear Submarines Together to Lead China
Australia has signed an agreement with the United States and the United Kingdom to begin a nuclear submarine program. It is likely that Australian submarines will be very similar to the latest versions in the US and UK arsenals. Deal with USA and UK USA, UK and Australia ...
Elon Musk sent tourists to Earth orbit for three days: how they live in space
Elon Musk's company SpaceX has sent four "amateur astronauts" into orbit. They went into space in the Dragon capsule. This gave a new round of space tourism. The details of the event were shared by the BBC. This mission, following the recent flights of businessmen Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos, will become ...
Heat will lead to an outbreak of climate migration: 200 million people will move
By 2050, climate change could displace 200 million people, AP News reports. Climate change could push more than 200 million people to leave their homes over the next three decades and create migration hotspots, ...
All fat men are corrupt, and bearded men are brawlers: why they awarded the Ig Nobel Prize this year
Men need a mustache and a beard because they give an advantage in hand-to-hand combat, the level of corruption in a country can be determined by how well-fed the ministers are there, and cats can not only meow and purr, but also communicate with people by ...
When and how the COVID-19 pandemic will end: 4 scenarios
In the world, vaccination against Covid-19 is in full swing, and everyone asks the question - what's next? The BBC reported on four development scenarios. Will they finally open up all the borders and how much can the emergence of new variants of the coronavirus hinder this? Is it far from herd immunity ...
'New model of society': billionaire will build a unique city in the American desert for $ 400 billion
The cleanliness of Tokyo, the diversity of New York and the social services of Stockholm: Billionaire Mark Lohr laid out his vision for a “new city in America” of 5 million people and appointed an internationally renowned architect to design it. More details were told by the publication CNN. He allocated $ 400 billion in funding. ...
Happy with life and work: 10 countries where immigrants live best
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the lives of people around the world, but depending on where you live and the local response to prevention measures, your experience could be very different. This experience is among the data collected by the international community ...