Новости за 05.02.2024

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week:

Business insolvencies in this country jumped the most in 36 years of records

Yes mountain bikes are great, but they are really bloody annoying sometimes too. Here's my list of pet hates...

After months of effort, a bipartisan border package has finally taken shape, but passing it won't be easy — as Republicans en masse reject the bill.

FORMER Manchester United youth star Robbie Savage has admitted he considers his time at Old Trafford to be a “failure”.

The red carpet was full of marvelous Black looks.

The post Red Carpet Rundown: The 2024 Grammy Awards appeared first on NewsOne.

Subjected to a seven-hour exorcism by her mother, writer Tania De Rozario discovers that some of the villains in her life were in fact victims themselves.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has observed a cosmic 'tug of war' between two galaxies that have lasted for tens of millions of years and could end in a collision.

A year ago, a Chinese spy balloon captivated Americans as it moved across our sky. Despite promises of transparency, Team Biden still hides what it knows. We deserve the truth.

The US and China are racing to develop quantum technologies. But each superpower is emphasizing different applications of the same fundamental science, and some American experts think a couple of Beijing’s top priorities may be dead ends.

What will make the difference in terms of the success of the Vision Pro will be the strength of Apple-related marketing because it not only has to convince more people to buy a Vision Pro, but it also needs to collaborate with the buyers of the product to assure and promote positive outcomes. The post Apple’s Vision Pro: The Slow Birth of Spatial Computing appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

Brette Harrington and Marc-André Leclerc were the first to climb the stunning granite wall. After Leclerc died, Harrington kept going back.

A cabinet headed by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal was formed on January 11

French supermarket E. Leclerc has cottoned on to British tourists travelling into ports everyday, and have started handing out leaflets to those getting off the ferry.

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Like many other people, I'm a sucker for interspecies friendships—they just make me so happy! And here's a pairing I hadn't come across before—Svenn the otter and Pernille the pug. They clearly have a great affection for each other, which is so adorable to see! — Read the rest

French international Antoine Griezmann set a new LALIGA record in the Madrid derby as Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid played out a draw on Sunday night.

President Joe Biden has appointed—and, as of of Jan. 31, the Senate has confirmed—174 federal judges to fill the country’s district courts and circuit courts of appeal, according to Ballotpedia. There are still about 60 current vacancies. That’s not a bad record; Donald Trump ended up with 234 appointments during the abominable four years he occupied the Oval Office.

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Melanie Brown and Heidi Klum have delighted fans by recreating an iconic Spice Girls dance.

With opposition leader Imran Khan behind bars, the Feb. 8 vote offers little hope for near-term stability.

Incumbent John Lee has a history of protecting the status quo and quashing housing for homeless people. His challenger offers more humane and forward-looking leadership.