Month: May 2021

[ad_1] U.S. retailers are struggling to meet demand as rising consumer spending combined with shortages of shipping containers, trucks and warehouse space pushes inventories to historic lows and raises fears […]

[ad_1] Mario Draghi’s government has set up a watchdog to oversee Italy’s ambitious € 248 billion reform program, which includes the way billions of euros are spent on pandemic relief […]

[ad_1] U.S. liquefied natural gas exporters are making efforts to reduce carbon emissions from new facilities as they seek to maintain new multimillion-dollar projects amid rising climate pressures. The US […]

[ad_1] Shortly after starting to loosen one of the longest and strictest closures in the world, President Alberto Fernández promised in December that 10 million Argentines would be vaccinated against […]

[ad_1] Shortly after becoming president, Joe Biden promised a direction correction in U.S. foreign policy that would “better unite our democratic values ​​with our diplomatic leadership.” He was part of […]

[ad_1] Since the first weeks of the pandemic, rumors have been swirling that the coronavirus may have escaped from a lab in the Chinese city of Wuhan. Now the theory […]

[ad_1] Vietnam says it has detected a new variant of coronavirus that is a hybrid of Covid-19 virus variants that is first found in India and the United Kingdom and […]

[ad_1] Vera spent several nights sitting behind her locked front door waiting, she says, for “the knock” to come. The Hong Kong democracy activist feared it would signal her arrest […]

[ad_1] Matteo Salvini, leader of the Italian far-right league, did not take long to praise the decision of the Spanish government led by the Socialists send the military when thousands […]

[ad_1] For years, Ace Magashule was one of South Africa’s most powerful politicians, a populist popular brand whose name was synonymous with the ruling African National Congress. But now the […]