Month: May 2021

[ad_1] According to the Prime Minister, Lithuania has never been safer despite rising tensions with neighboring Belarus and Russia. Ingrida Simonyte told the Financial Times that the forced landing of […]

[ad_1] It was two years ago, after Belarusian authorities arrested a friend accused of making drugs apparently, that Roman Protasevich first noticed suspicious men following him to Minsk and fled […]

[ad_1] When a young Manchester restaurant announced a receptionist in July last year, it was surprised to receive 963 requests in one day, not the thirty or so it expected. […]

[ad_1] Japan is heading for a warmer-than-average summer, according to weather forecasts, in a development that could mean periods of extreme heat at the Tokyo Olympics. Forecasts from the Japan […]

[ad_1] Russia has agreed to release $ 500 million to Belarus and will try to increase the number of flights between the two countries, as the Kremlin doubled its support […]

[ad_1] In large white letters, the names of the anti-government protesters killed in recent weeks are written on a main street in the Colombian city of Cali: Nicolás G, Marcelo […]

[ad_1] After one of the worst crises in the history of tourism and travel, a share of the market has thrived as businesses have grown with an increase in orders. […]

[ad_1] The United States has moved to punish Belarus for forced landing of a Ryanair flight last weekend announcing it would reimpose sanctions on nine of the country’s state-owned companies […]

[ad_1] A separatist group of artificial intelligence Researchers have secured a record first round of funding for a new start-up dedicated to general-purpose artificial intelligence, marking the latest attempt to […]