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Floods in Russia and Kazakhstan
In recent weeks, Russia and Kazakhstan have witnessed some of the most devastating floods in decades. The rise in water levels in the Ural, Tobol, and Volga rivers, caused by intense melting, has forced the taking of dramatic steps, including the mass evacuation of over 100,000 people. These tragic events shine a light on the issues of climate change and the ability of local and state structures to manage crises.
MADE IN RUSSIA AT BERLIN FILM FESTIVAL AND EUROPEAN FILM MARKET (EFM)
On Saturday, February 9, 2019, in Germany, in frames of the 69th Berlin International Film Festival and the European Film Market (EFM), the briefing by Russian Export Center took place. The briefing was dedicated to the creative industries as one the key factors for the international partnership and became the special event supported by the Made in Russia program of Russian Export Center.
The most beautiful lakes in the world
Beautiful nature. Breathtaking. Plitvice Lake-Croatia,The Red Lake-Bolivia,Peyto Lake-Canada,Flathead Lake-USA,Hillier Lake-Western Australia,Carrera Lake-Chile,Shimshal Lake-Pakistan,Lake Baikal-Russia,Five-Flower Lake-China.
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An orangutan from Indonesia uses a medicinal plant to self-treat its wounds.
In Indonesia's Gunung Leuser National Park, a wild male orangutan named Rakus demonstrated an extraordinary self-medication ability by using a plant known for its anti-inflammatory… Read More -
The French baked the longest baguette in the world
French bakers set a new world record by baking a baguette measuring 140.53 meters in length. This event took place in the western part of… Read More -
Advancing Industrial Capabilities - The Role of MABI Robotic's Precision Milling Robots
As the landscape of industrial manufacturing continues to evolve, companies are increasingly in need of solutions that provide both precision and flexibility. MABI Robotic has… Read More -
Invisible Threat on the UK Drug Market
In a new investigation by the BBC, it was discovered that deadly drugs known as nitazenes are being smuggled into the UK in unusual items… Read More
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An orangutan from Indonesia uses a medicinal plant to self-treat its wounds.
2024-05-06 15:28:45In Indonesia's Gunung Leuser National Park, a wild male orangutan named Rakus demonstrated an extraordinary self-medication ability by using a…Read More -
The French baked the longest baguette in the world
2024-05-06 15:20:51French bakers set a new world record by baking a baguette measuring 140.53 meters in length. This event took place…Read More -
Advancing Industrial Capabilities - The Role of MABI Robotic's Precision Milling Robots
2024-05-06 09:24:52As the landscape of industrial manufacturing continues to evolve, companies are increasingly in need of solutions that provide both precision…Read More -
Invisible Threat on the UK Drug Market
2024-04-22 15:13:50In a new investigation by the BBC, it was discovered that deadly drugs known as nitazenes are being smuggled into…Read More -
Unusual experiment of the German Aerospace Center
2024-04-22 15:07:32The German Aerospace Center, in collaboration with NASA, has announced the initiation of a research project that will offer twelve…Read More -
Controversial Incident in a Sanok Primary School - Teacher Suspended After Incident with Student
2024-04-19 14:37:24In one of the primary schools in Sanok, a disturbing incident occurred which resulted in the suspension of a catechist.…Read More -
Dispute Over Foreign Influence in Georgia
2024-04-15 17:10:08In the Georgian parliament, a violent incident occurred, reflecting the deep political divisions in the country. During a debate on…Read More -
Coral Crisis in the Face of Climate Change
2024-04-15 17:06:29According to the latest reports from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we are witnessing the fourth global mass…Read More -
Floods in Russia and Kazakhstan
2024-04-12 15:18:45In recent weeks, Russia and Kazakhstan have witnessed some of the most devastating floods in decades. The rise in water…Read More
