City of the Sun will be hosting the Madagascar Karate-do Championships over the All Saints Day holiday. Hundreds of fighters are expected. The next meeting of karatekas will be held in the Atsimo-Andrefana league from October 30 to November 3, for the Madagascar competitions in the cadet, junior and senior categories in kumite and kata. … Read more
clock iconReading time01 minutes 01 seconds Pop star Taylor Swift performed in the UK last AugustRequest for increased security after performance canceled due to terrorist threatDespite opposition from the police, royal-level security was eventually provided… Rumors abound Sparks are flying in the Labor Party over the fact that international pop star Taylor Swift received royal-level … Read more
The traditional bicycle has lost much of its temporary popularity since the end of the Corona pandemic. In contrast, the e-bike has stable popularity ratings, according to a survey by HUK Coburg. And thanks to the e-bike, muscle-powered locomotion on two wheels is the number two mode of transport behind the car for 26 percent … Read more
Purslane is known as a wild plant that grows among the grasses in New Valley farms, and humans have not interfered in its cultivation. It is one of the “chemical” plants that greatly helps in killing cancer and completely eliminates cholesterol. It is also known as “purslane” and is a type of wild herb that … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: Writer Fahd Al-Ahmari revealed the secret behind the closure of some shops, and the impact this had on individuals, society and the nation. Shops Al-Ahmari said in his article entitled “The Impact of Store Failure on Our Homes,” published in Al-Riyadh newspaper: Personally, I feel pain and sadness when I watch a store … Read more
News of the day This overview will help you quickly catch up on today’s most important events. 1. Trump and Biden dominate on Super Tuesday As expected, Donald Trump and Joe Biden overwhelmingly won the Super Tuesday primaries. Trump’s rival Nikki Haley won the state of Vermont. read more 2. Higher benefits have an effect: … Read more
“If someone tells me that the winter has lasted long enough, I ask which winter he is talking about, because I have absolutely not experienced that,” says weatherman Frank Deboosere. Rarely has the risk of feet becoming clogged with ice has been as small as last winter. February was not soft, but ‘record soft’. For … Read more
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The year 2100 appears as an intriguing time horizon full of uncertainty for the future of our planet. As we move into the 21st century, humanity faces environmental, technological and social challenges that will shape the destiny of the Earth in the decades to come. In this article, the possible transformations that the Earth could … Read more
Money Today Reporter Jeong Sim-gyo | 2024.02.07 23:52 ‘Emperor’s Restorative Medicine’ Gongjindan added prescription for Yukmijihwanghwan Immune cell activation, 3-fold increase in inflammation control substances Gongjindan has been loved for centuries, to the point where it is nicknamed ‘the emperor’s herbal medicine.’ Recently, interest in ‘Yukgongdan’, which adds the prescription of Yukmijihwanghwan (a herbal medicine … Read more
Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in the Hamas government, Yousef Abu Al-Rish, told Agence France-Presse on Monday that hospitals in the Gaza Governorate, north of the Strip, are out of service with a power outage due to a shortage of fuel. Doctor Abu Al-Rish spoke of “the death of six premature babies and nine … Read more