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Jul 7, 2023

Welcome to Quick Travel Guide

Welcome to “Quick Travel Guide,” your go-to journalistic column dedicated to all things tourism and vacations. We understand that planning a trip can sometimes be overwhelming, which is why we’re here to provide you with valuable insights and practical recommendations to make your travel experiences smooth, memorable, and stress-free. In each edition of

Jul 7, 2023

France on Trial: The Case of Marshal Pétain

Title: France on Trial: The Case of Marshal Pétain Authors: Julian Jackson “France on Trial: The Case of Marshal Pétain” is a captivating exploration of one of the most controversial periods in twentieth-century French history, expertly presented by Julian Jackson, a distinguished historian specializing in France. Delving into the trial of Marshal Philippe

Jul 6, 2023

It’s Deadline Day for Deep-Sea Mining

The International Seabed Authority had until this weekend to finish drafting exploitation regulations for deep-sea mining. They’re not done. So now what happens? Two years ago, the Republic of Nauru, a small island nation in the South Pacific, put the world on course for the beginning of a new industry: deep-sea mining in

Jul 6, 2023

Shifting Sands: Geopolitical Game of Power and the Future of Africa

Europe is set to counterbalance the burgeoning sway of the Kremlin in Africa, following the unsuccessful insurrection by the Wagner group, casting a shadow over its forthcoming role in the region. The private militia under Yevgeny Prigozhin’s command has provided military training and waged wars against rebels on behalf of autocratic governments, since

Jul 5, 2023

What the Media Keeps Getting Wrong About That Cultivated Meat Study

Lab grown meat is back in the news as two companies announce they’ve cleared the final regulatory hurdle to sell cultivated chicken to U.S. consumers. Grown from cells and brewed in reactors, cultivated meat is still expensive but what it offers is unparalleled — actual meat without the massive climate pollution caused by

Jul 4, 2023

Sleep like a baby: Helping new parents sleep better

In Australia, about 900 families welcome a new baby each day. This generally follows a nine-month pregnancy demarcated by three, three-month trimesters, but about two decades ago, leading American paediatrician Dr Harvey Karp, in his book The Happiest Baby on the Block, argued that there was in fact a post-birth fourth trimester. This fragile

Jul 4, 2023

Startup uses 3D prints to build “Urban Reefs” for better Air Quality

The Dutch startup “Urban Reef” uses 3D printers with renewable materials to create sculptures that are planted with a variety of mosses, mushrooms, and other plants. These help clean the polluted air of big cities with their natural processes like photosynthesis. As of now the project is still in development but already shows