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759 views India / Government Pushing Ahead With Ambitious Plan For 10 New Nuclear Reactors Czech Nuclear Regulator Grants Site License For Up To Two Reactors At Dukovany Poland Eyes Coal Site For New Nuclear Power Stations GEH and Fermi Energia Strengthen Collaboration on SMR Development BWXT Awarded $35 Million in Uranium Processing and Research Reactor Fuel Contracts Atlantic Council, a DC Think Tank, Publishes a New Report on US-South Korea Cooperation on Nuclear Energy Barakah / UAE Regulat...

FRANCE and Germany are under pressure to impose new lockdowns as a deadly third Covid wave ravages Europe.Italy was plunged into a near-total shutdown

By Reuters Staff (Adds context) WARSAW, March 15 (Reuters) - Poland’s central bank wants to buy at least 100 tonnes of gold -- worth some $5.5 billion at current prices -- over the coming years, as it continues to expand its bullion reserves, governor Adam Glapinski said in an interview published on Monday. “At the moment, we have 229 tonnes of gold, of which more or less half was bought during my term in office,” Glapinski told conservative magazine Sieci. “Over the course of a few yea...

Natural food startup grew 500%, now seeking equity crowdfunding In 2016, Adrian Piwko decided to change his own eating habits. He brought honey from Masuria, and traveled several dozen kilometers outside of Warsaw to get eggs. Receiving products from various sources has become time-consuming, but it brought a spectacular effect – in the form of an idea for the poranapola.pl online market. Since then, Pora na Pola has been delivering fresh, carefully selected products to e-customers throughout...

Tighter restrictions aimed at reining in surging coronavirus cases have been implemented in much of Italy and parts of Poland. Meanwhile in France, Paris risks being slapped with a weekend lockdown as intensive care units (ICU) edge close to saturation point with Covid-19 patients. In line with an Italian government decision late last week, 80% of school children, from nursery to high schools, were locked out of the classroom from Monday. Ever-mounting numbers of ICU beds occupied by Covid-19 p...

It comes after reports of dangerous blood clots in some recipients.

Horsetalk.co.nz International horse movements play role in spread of strangles, researchers find Share A two-year-old Shetland pony with strangles. His first symptom was a runny nose. He then developed a fever, and swelling to the right side of his face. This is a side view before the abscesses burst. ©AkaEmma, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons The latest DNA sequencing techniques have been used to track the bacteria responsible for strangles in horses around the world, in the larg...

Germany’s problems wouldn’t have disappeared. Heres What You Need To Remember: World War II destroyed Germany and Japan as great powers. The UK and France were left a shadow of their former selves. The USSR and the United States both emerged as formidable military powers with footholds in Europe and Asia. Legend has it that on September 28, 1918, a wounded Private Adolf Hitler lay in the sights of Henry Tandey, a British soldier who would receive the Victoria Cross for his daring actions i...

Indeed Café Europa felt like an important part of that optimism of inclusivity, of nations asserting forward-looking identities. Reading it felt like as much an act of faith in the future of Britain and the future of Europe as watching the new national teams of Croatia and the Czech Republic playing competitive matches in the stadiums of England. It was a portrait of social and political shifts, a continent on the move but towards a destination unknown. It was also a sobering read among the c...

Today’s Highlight in History: On March 14, 1964, a jury in Dallas found Jack Ruby guilty of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy, and sentenced him to death. (Both the conviction and death sentence were overturned, but Ruby died before he could be retried.) On March 14: In 1794, Eli Whitney received a patent for his cotton gin, an invention that revolutionized America’s cotton industry. In 1883, German political philosopher Karl Marx died in L...