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September 25, 2023
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Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon slowed slightly last year, a year after setting a 15-year high, according to closely watched numbers published Wednesday. The data was released by the National Institute for Space Research. The agency’s Prodes monitoring system shows the rainforest lost an area roughly the size of Qatar, about 11,600 square kilometers in the 12 months from August 2021 to July 2022. That is down 11% compared with the previous year, when more than 13,000 square kilometers were destroyed. For more than a decade deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon declined dramatically and never rose back above 10,000 square
A new, long-lasting drug could be a game-changer for preventing HIV infections, experts say. Advocates are hopeful that those who need it most in low- and middle-income countries will not have to wait for it as long as they have for previous HIV drugs. But questions remain about access and price. The drug is called cabotegravir and is delivered as a shot once every other month. In clinical trials, it did a better job at preventing infection than another option — a pill taken once a day. The bimonthly injection seems to be an easier treatment regimen to stick to
The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) has opened a regional office in Warsaw, Poland whereby it will serve as a hub to cater for the strong demand of the Polish market as well as a point of reference for Eastern Europe and the Baltic region. The regional office will be managed by the Director for Poland, Eastern Europe, and the Baltic region Mr John Mary Attard. Over the years, the Polish market has established itself as an important market for tourism to the Maltese Islands, with a steady increase of tourists being recorded every year. In fact, it is
Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade Ian Borg paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Secretary and the employees of the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law, which is based in our country. In a meeting with the new Executive Secretary Steven Hill, Minister Ian Borg spoke about the collaboration that the Maltese Government wishes to have with this Institute, even as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, particularly in areas of interest to both parties. Here, Minister Borg recalled the important work that the Maltese Government has been doing for
In a filthy alley behind a Los Angeles doughnut shop, Ryan Smith convulsed in the grips of a fentanyl high — lurching from moments of slumber to bouts of violent shivering on a warm summer day. When Brandice Josey, another homeless addict, bent down and blew a puff of fentanyl smoke his way in an act of charity, Smith sat up and slowly opened his lip to inhale the vapor as if it was the cure to his problems. Smith, wearing a grimy yellow T-shirt that said “Good Vibes Only,” reclined on his backpack and dozed the rest of the
“We have the will and the drive to help our businesses continue to grow and expand in other countries overseas particularly in the Gulf region.” This was stated by the Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade Ian Borg while he was addressing a seminar organised by Trade Malta on business opportunities in the United Arab Emirates and the surrounding area. Minister Ian Borg stated that in the past months, as Minister responsible for International Trade, he had the opportunity to visit the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and in the near future even Qatar in order to have