Tecnología
España
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Miles protestan contra el sobre-turismo en la ciudad más visitada de España
Barcelona, la ciudad más visitada de España, fue escenario el sábado por la tarde de una protesta en la que participaron más de 3,000 personas, según las autoridades -
Diez Años de Rey Felipe VI: El Rey que Heredó un Trono al Borde de la Crisis
Fue un día soleado en Madrid el 19 de junio de 2014. Después de un período tumultuoso para la Monarquía española, el cambio era inminente, aunque pocos creían -
El 88,5 % de las aguas de baño españolas tiene una calidad excelente
-Según la clasificación de la Agencia Europea de Medio Ambiente, España sería el décimo país de la UE con mejor calidad de aguas de baño -
Nicolas Whitehead: "Zerah Business School is the only business school in Europe specializing in lobbying and PR"
Education is becoming an increasingly crucial component of contemporary European life. New skills and higher qualifications become necessary elements of the -
Black year for European beekeepers
– ‘Worst on record’ – Italy’s main agricultural union Coldiretti said 2019 has been a “black year”, with “a harvest almost halved” from the 23,300 tonnes of honey collected -
EgyptAir says wreckage from plane found
EgyptAir said wreckage from its passenger plane that crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday with 66 people on board has been found. "The Egyptian Ministry of Civil Aviation has just received... -
Wave of terror batters fragile Turkish economy
Six suicide attacks in eight months and a spat with Russia have added to concerns for the Turkish economy as tourists flee, taking billions of dollars in spending elsewhere, and foreign investors skirt... -
Japan's top court to rule on 19th-century family lawsJapan's top court will rule this week on a pair of 19th century family laws that critics blast as sexist and out of touch. The Supreme Court will weigh in on the legality of a six-month ban...
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East Asia Pacific ageing faster than anywhere else in history: World BankThe East Asia Pacific region is ageing at a faster rate than any other place in history, the World Bank warned Wednesday, a demographic shift likely to cramp public services and economic growth.
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Zuckerberg: from Harvard dropout to Silicon Valley legendMark Zuckerberg has grown from a Harvard dropout who changed what it means to be social into a billionaire philanthropist bent on shaping a better world for his daughter.
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Cultura
Ciencia
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Investigaciones arqueológicas revelan que los europeos consumían algas hace 8.000 años
Las algas, a menudo llamadas el tesoro verde del mar, no son un descubrimiento culinario reciente, a diferencia de lo que se cree comúnmente. Si bien ahora las incorporamos en sushi y otros -
China se convierte en líder de pedidos internacionales de patentes
China se convirtió en 2019 en el principal solicitante de pedidos internacionales de patentes, desplazando por primera vez a Estados Unidos, indicó la Organización Mundial de la Propiedad -
Protesters target Polanski film at cinemas in Brussels
Feminist activists defaced cinemas in Brussels with angry condemnations of director Roman Polanski's latest film overnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. -
London Latino heartlands struggle for survival
Whenever London's South Americans go looking for a job, a helping hand, the flavours of home or a party with their compatriots, they head to the Latino indoor market -
Tutankhamun sculpture’s London auction sparks Egyptian outcry
A 3,000-year-old head sculpture of an eternally-young Tutankhamun — the Egyptian pharaoh known as King Tut — goes under the hammer this week in London despite an outcry from Cairo. -
Four top British authors in novel anti-Brexit European crusade
Ken Follett, Lee Child, Kate Mosse and Jojo Moyes, four heavyweights of British literature, are launching a "Friendship Tour" of Europe to represent the 48 percent who -
Zombies and women: London Men's Fashion Week wraps up
Models in zombie make-up and a growing number of women on the catwalks were among the eye-catching features of Men's Fashion Week, which wrapped up in -
'Britain's Notre-Dame' tells fiery tale of restored glory
A bolt of lightning pierced its tower and flames licked across its thick oak roof. Thirty-five years ago it was York Minster in northern England that went up in flames. -
Elton John joins call for boycott of Brunei-owned hotels
British pop legend Elton John has joined "friend" George Clooney in calling for a boycott of nine Brunei-owned hotels over the sultanate's new death-penalty laws for -
Ed Sheeran marries girlfriend in 'tiny wedding': report
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has married his girlfriend Cherry Seaborn in a "tiny winter wedding", The Sun newspaper reported on Thursday.
Tecnología
El crudo estadounidense cayó este lunes casi un 20%, por debajo de los 15 dólares el barril en Asia, un nuevo mínimo en más de dos décadas, debido al desplome de la
As Europe looks to declare its tech independence by becoming a leader in next-generation batteries, it will have to start by making its own graphite. The problem is, nearly all of it now comes
Amid fears of a Big Brother-style society ruled by machines, the EU will urge authorities and companies to think hard before rolling out facial recognition technology.
Google and the EU have a big day in court Wednesday as the search engine giant enters a new phase of a legal saga that began a decade ago.
Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell was Monday due to visit Iran, said officials in Tehran and Brussels, on his first trip there since taking office, aiming to reduce rising tensions over the Islamic
European new car sales are expected to fall by two percent in 2020, their first decline in seven years, the industry trade association said Wednesday as it urged
The EU will relaunch its deadlocked effort to more closely regulate internet phone and message services such as WhatsApp, Skype and Messenger, a top bloc official said on Tuesday.
An 18-year-old man died in Belgium of respiratory failure that authorities on Thursday (Nov 14) attributed to vaping and a mixture of harmful products in an e-cigarette.
Apple went on the offensive against Brussels in an EU court on Tuesday, fighting the European Commission's landmark order that the iPhone-maker reimburse Ireland 13 billion euros
The European Medicines Agency, which is moving from Britain to Amsterdam because of Brexit, on Wednesday lost a court battle to cancel the lease on its London
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El exilio, una salida para los manifestantes de Hong Kong
Con 21 años, Crystal, una manifestante hongkonesa prodemocracia, se plantea pedir asilo en Canadá. Como muchos compatriotas suyos, quiere exiliarse... -
El plan de recuperación de la UE no es un programa de "rescate", dice el comisario de Economía
El plan de 750.000 millones de euros propuesto por la Comisión Europea para ayudar a los países europeos a salir de la crisis no es un programa de... -
España levantará la cuarentena para los turistas extranjeros el 1 de julio
El gobierno español indicó el lunes que la cuarentena impuesta a los visitantes extranjeros será eliminada a partir del 1 de julio, después de... -
Una parte de Europa se va de tiendas con el desconfinamiento
De Bruselas a Estambul, miles de ex confinados redescubrieron este lunes sus tiendas o sus centros de belleza preferidos a la búsqueda de un delineador... -
Principal oleoducto de Ecuador fue reparado y está operativo
El principal oleoducto de Ecuador fue reparado y se encuentra operativo tras sufrir daños por un derrumbe ocurrido el 7 de abril que afectó a otras... -
12 hurt as arms depot blasts damage north Cyprus hotel
A string of nighttime explosions at a Turkish military base in northern Cyprus damaged a nearby seaside hotel and injured 12 people Thursday, prompting... -
Migrant drowns off Belgium while trying to swim to UK
The body of an Iraqi migrant who tried to swim across the Channel from France to Britain has been found off Belgium's coast, Belgian authorities said...