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At the investiture ceremony of the President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, Mr. Talbi Alami represents the King.
Thursday, December 8, 2022 at 8:39 PM RABAT – Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rachit Talbi Alami, represented HM King Mohammed VI at the investiture ceremony of the President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nkuma Mbasoko, in Malabo on Thursday, on instructions from the High Government. In a statement, the House…
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Sega is moving its American subsidiary’s headquarters
A new workspace of 2945 m² accommodates Sega of America and Atlus USA. While the Sega and Atlas USA campuses are already located in Irvine, the new California headquarters will be located in the Innovation Office Park business district. Now merging the teams of the two companies. Its function is to facilitate on-site collaboration, creative…
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Celine suffers from a very rare neurological disorder
Bad news for our Quebec diva. Celine Dion is suffering from a rare neurological disorder and has had to postpone her performances from spring 2023 to 2024. He is also canceling eight of his scheduled summer 2023 shows as part of the Courage world tour. The 54-year-old artist made the announcement on his Instagram account.…
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A mid-tower case with a wooden front
The Swedish company offers a front covering of oak or walnut slats; A more original approach than ARGB’s one-upmanship. For the rest, the characteristics are more stable. Fractal Design is releasing its latest line of cases for high-end desktop and mid-tower PCs, called the Fractal Design North. There are no glowing RGB effects to be…
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Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo was transferred to prison after his impeachment
Hesperus French the world Castillo seems to be bidding farewell to the presidency of Peru Hesperus UKThursday, December 8, 2022 – 2:08 p.m Peru’s former president Pedro Castillo, who attempted a coup earlier this week, has been transferred to prison to avoid an impeachment motion against him. Castillo, who has long been a parasite in…
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Here are the 8 most important space missions to follow in 2023
In 2023, enthusiasts of space news will hold many important events. Initial rocket flights, returns from scientific missions, and launch of probes. Here are the most notable events at the moment. Mark your calendars: The space conquest calendar for 2023 has some notable events to remember. In addition to the first flights of several new…
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World’s oldest DNA discovery dates back to 2 million years ago
So far, scientists have announced that they have extracted two million-year-old DNA. This major discovery was made from Ice Age sediments in Greenland, opening a new chapter in paleogenetics. A discovery that would revolutionize genetics. Scientists have announced Science journal Nature, discovered a hitherto unidentified extract of ancient DNA. Two million years old, it was…
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China: What Xi Jinping had to do about Covid
A few weeks ago, “Zero Covid” was the norm in China. But unprecedented levels of protests and an economy choked by health restrictions have forced President Xi Jinping to do an about-face. However, the leader has made it his trademark, asserting that by doing so Beijing has made a concession to “population and human lives”.…
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Republican lawmakers criticize US subsidy to Chinese-linked battery company
In October, Texas-based MicroVast won a US$20 million grant from the ministry to help build a new EV battery component factory in Tennessee. Rep. Frank Lucas, the top Republican on the House Science Committee, said nearly 80% of Microvast’s assets are in China and 61% of its 2021 revenue will come from China. “Funding an…
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Researchers have discovered a mass extinction unprecedented in Earth’s history
To date, the Ordovician-Silurian extinction, which occurred about 440 million years ago, is considered the first. Mass destruction of our planet. This may have occurred following a major glaciation, and almost 85% of the species would have died out because they did not succeed in adapting to these new conditions. But evidence now suggests that…
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