A new study suggests Earth’s supply of oxygen developed thanks to the planet’s gradually slowing rotation creating longer days that allowed a certain form of algae to admit more […]
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Britain Opens Borders to Fully Vaccinated Travelers From US, Most of EU
Britain has opened its borders to fully vaccinated travelers from the United States and much of Europe, as the government continues to ease coronavirus travel restrictions. Monday was the first […]
Read moreTHE MINISTRY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AND ACTIVE AGEING New social standards for the regulation of homes for the elderly
Minister for Senior Citizens and Active Ageing Michael Farrugia announced that a legal notice which will be published in the coming days will see the implementation of new social standards, […]
Read moreProtests Swell in France Over COVID Measures as Cases Rise
PARIS – After a slow start, the European Union has now overtaken the United States in vaccinating its citizens against COVID-19. Anti-vaccine resistance remains, including in France, where officials estimate […]
Read moreOlympic High-jump Friends Elect Double Gold Over Jump-off
TOKYO – The Italian high jumper leaped into his rival’s arms, then belly-flopped onto the hard track, rolled around a few times and screamed. Gianmarco Tamberi was just getting […]
Read moreHeat Wave Causes Massive Melt of Greenland Ice Sheet
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK – Greenland’s ice sheet has experienced a “massive melting event” during a heat wave that has seen temperatures more than 10 degrees above seasonal norms, according to […]
Read moreWhy Canada Leaped Ahead of US in COVID-19 Vaccinations
VANCOUVER, CANADA – When the COVID-19 vaccines started rolling out across the United States, Canada was short of supply and its leaders faced harsh criticism for not being better […]
Read moreMalawi Ready to Store, Distribute Incoming COVID-19 Vaccine: Official
BLANTRYE, MALAWI – Malawi expects to receive more than 600,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine soon. In May, the country had to discard 20,000 doses due to a lack of demand. […]
Read moreRussia Blames Its Software for Repositioning Space Station
Russian space officials said Friday that a software malfunction had caused the unexpected firing of thrusters on a newly arrived module, moving the International Space Station out of its intended […]
Read moreTHE MINISTRY FOR THE ECONOMY AND INDUSTRY: A €50,000 fund intended to promote and recognise the value of intellectual property
As part of the ongoing work to promote innovation and creativity, the Ministry for the Economy and Industry launched the ‘Malta Intellectual Property Awards’ aimed at encouraging new ideas and the recognition of intellectual property through a €50,000 …
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