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Andrzej Filipowicz is one of the most interesting chess personalities in the world. He has been a chess player, arbiter, organizer, editor and writer, as well as a civil engineer specializing in steel structures. Endowed with a strong personality, clear intelligence, well-defined convictions and a curious sense of humour, he is turning 85 today, on 13 May 2023. Uvencio Blanco conducted a lengthy interview with the Polish chess polymath.

The Mayor of Lisbon, Carlos Moedas, asked for a quick decision regarding the location of the future Lisbon airport, stressing that "the cost of doing nothing is...

Cameroons President Paul Biya recently signed a decree empowering the Minister of Economy to get a loan of $15 million (CFA9.2 billion) from

The Independent Technical Commission (CTI) has added eight more options for strengthening airport capacity in the Lisbon region, following citizen consultations...

The Secretary-General of the Mano River Union (MRU), Secretariat Ambassador Madina A. Wesseh has told delegates of Member States meeting in Monrovia that ...

An untapped abundance of minerals lies at the bottom of the deep sea. These include metals that are crucial for the production of electric vehicles and other “green technologies,” but the environmental impacts of mining these materials are largely ...

The Pacific island nation of Nauru and its roughly 11,000 residents are at the center of the increasingly contentious debate over whether the world's seabeds should be mined for nickel and other green energy transition minerals.

The Pacific island nation of Nauru and its roughly 11,000 residents are at the center of the increasingly contentious debate over whether the worlds seabeds should be mined for nickel and other... | April 14, 2023

The deceased  who died recently was aged 79was the first Nigerian to be badged a referee of the sport by the International Handball Federation (IHF). 

This week in Kingston, Jamaica, the United Nations’ International Seabed Authority (ISA) is conducting a second week of negotiations that could shape the future of the deep ocean.