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Parker Solar Probe: For the first time a spacecraft crossed the outer limits of the Sun

December 16, 2021

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe touched the sun for the first time as it spent five hours in the upper solar atmosphere, known as the…

Cyber attacks on Energy and Utility Companies

December 16, 2021

A new threat that has become of particular concern to cybersecurity agents worldwide is the attack on Industrial Automation systems that manage the infrastructure…

Inflation: A lot of Money chasing Few Goods

December 16, 2021

Price increases and inflation caused by specific factors, such as product shortages, supply / demand and liquidity. The natural or artificial reduction of the…

The Great Powers of Continental Asia against NATO-Japan

December 9, 2021

Global geopolitical developments are now moving at a rapid pace. In the Mediterranean, Turkey, although typically a member of NATO, is trying to select…

Pax Europaea and how the EU can compete with China

December 9, 2021

The crucial question that is currently plaguing EU leaders and officials is how the European Union will deal with China. Europe sees China as…

Can the EU compete with China on the Silk Road?

December 9, 2021

Over the past eight years, Chinese President Xi Jinping may have been gradually implementing the “Silk Road” by investing heavily in critical infrastructure such…

The French Overseas Territories through a series of Uprisings demand Independence

December 9, 2021

The French Antilles and the French overseas in general due to a series of social uprisings are active social volcanoes, with successive eruptions threatening…

Development Tips for Developing Economies

December 9, 2021

A grid of six central policies to improve both the productive activity of enterprises and the institutional framework that defines the underlying economic functions…

Fisheries and Migratory Flows Ignite Eternal Rivalries between France and the UK

December 9, 2021

Uncontrolled refugee flows from France to the United Kingdom and fisheries issues have ignited traditional rivalries that have hitherto been elaborately hidden “under the…