Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that the name “Armenian cognac” should be abandoned and the alcoholic beverage produced in the country should be called brandy. Speaking at a government meeting, writing The Armenian Time, Pashinyan recalled that cognac, like champagne, was not originally a drink, but a region. “We have left the culture of … Read more
Takis Theodorikakos may state – at every opportunity – that he is the Minister of Development, not of precision, stressing – also at every opportunity – that investments will bring well-paid jobs and an increase in incomes, yet 7 out of 10 citizens (percentage 68%) still to believe things are going in the wrong direction, … Read more
Late in the evening of October 30, Russian soldiers dropped a controlled aerial bomb on the Saltovsky district of Kharkov. A nine-story residential building was damaged, two floors of which were destroyed. On the morning of October 31, 34 people were injured. reported the head of the regional military administration Oleg Sinegubov. Died A 12 … Read more
Cabo San Lucas, BCS. President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo spoke out for Emilio Azcárraga Jean and Ricardo Salinas Pliego to explain the United States investigations against them. He highlighted that in the case of Salinas Pliego, owner of TV Azteca, there is a complaint from lawyers against the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, for … Read more
Meeting with an anthropologist of the invisible: Gregory Delaplace who investigates the different ways in which the dead manifest themselves to the living. Is our humanity haunted? Since when and why? What do our ghosts say about us? Let’s take another look at ghosts, not asking if they exist but rather why and how the … Read more
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Loyal… to branded products and not to private label Greek consumers remain, despite high inflation gnawing away at a significant portion of their income. At least this is what emerges from various evidence and reports that see the light of day, which shows the resistance of brands to the “attacks” of cheap anonymous products that … Read more
ANPA woman walks with a fat bike across the Hofplein in Rotterdam NOS news•yesterday, 11:05 p.m Sharyfah Bhageloe Domestic editor Sharyfah Bhageloe Domestic editor Half of the victims who end up in the emergency room as a result of an accident with their fat bike are younger than 16 years old. Knowledge center SafetyNL draws … Read more
Inflation in Europe is falling – in the Eurozone it is already at 1.7% i.e. below the upper limit of 2% – interest rates are also on a downward trend, but accuracy persists. They chase the deals and discounts Consumers are understandably tightening their belts and cutting back on non-essentials such as clothes, snacks and … Read more
Nearly ten years ago, Google introduced a specific search field in its search engine results called Sitelinks Search Box. Sitelinks are links from the same domain that are grouped under a result. Appearing above the sitelinks of certain websites, the search box allows you to perform site-specific searches directly from the Google search results page. … Read more
22% of Bulgarians had to resort to some kind of loan to cover their housing costs. At the same time, 82% of Bulgarians say they are satisfied with the situation with their housing as a whole, which ranks third in terms of satisfaction in Europe. A large number of Europeans have no other way to … Read more