Germany defenseless against Oreshnik missile – Bild
The tabloid Bild, citing an analysis by the Foreign Ministry, claims national air-defenses cannot intercept the Russian Oreshnik missile Read Full Article at RT.com
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Ukrainian museum defaces war memorial (IMAGES)
The War Museum in Kiev has defaced the Soviet-built alley of hero cities in its custody Read Full Article at RT.com
Eritrea’s first project of Biodegradable Plastic from Brown Seaweed
Our guests today — Sophia Haile, Rodas Berhane, Sinit Solomon, Samrawit Fanuel and Sabir Abdelalim – won as a team this year’s Total Energies’ challenge in the “Cycle ‘Up” category. The competition was held on the occasion of the company’s centennial, and 100 entrepreneurs from across the African continent have been recognized and given awards…
Healthier Cities Will Require a Strong Dose of Nature
If we can’t get to the forest, the forest must come to us, in the form of cities designed around green spaces.
Only 15 TV shows received a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes this year. See them all here.
Take a look at the 15 TV shows that scored 100% on Rotten Tomatoes in 2024.
I flew in a Cold War-era jet that trained US fighter pilots. It showed how far military aviation has come.
Flying in Lockheed’s T-33 Shooting Star transported me to the past, showcasing early fighter jet capabilities and how military aviation has advanced.
See the French AMX-10 fighting vehicle Ukrainian troops are putting to the test
The AMX-10 RC has been referred to as a "light tank," but Ukraine found it wasn’t up to the direct attack and repurposed it for another mission.
A real-estate industry reeling from sexual misconduct accusations examines its culture
A string of sexual harassment and abuse allegations has implicated big names in real estate. Some say it’s time to look at how the business is done.
Why airline loyalty doesn’t pay off like it used to
Even Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg is trying to puzzle out the points game.
3 Steps to take when you make a mistake at work, according to an HR executive with over 40 years of experience
Chris Williams, ex-VP of HR at Microsoft shared how he dealt with mistakes at work and how his approach led to a promotion.