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European Commission Implements 35% Surcharge on Electric Cars Imported from China Starting Thursday

Le Monde emphasizes that despite the taxes, the price of models from Chinese manufacturers will still remain competitive. Therefore, this protectionist policy has its limits. Impose a surcharge on Chinese vehicles As reported by France Info on Wednesday in the Official Journal of the European Union, a decision should be published stipulating that additional customs … Read more

Unveiled: Evidence of a Cat on 9th Century Pottery Found in Jerusalem

In Jerusalem, researchers from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Bar-Ilan University in Israel recently discovered a unique animal print on a 1,200-year-old pottery fragment from the Abbasid era. This imprint, left by a cat with the familiar behavior of kneading with its paws, constitutes the oldest known evidence of this action, common … Read more

MIT Researchers Claim ‘Largest Predation Event Ever Recorded’ Occurred in Norwegian Waters During Spearfishing

They thus discovered an absolutely titanic act of predation, bringing together several million capelin and predatory cod. The capelin spawning period By studying a strip of ocean located off the Norwegian coast, oceanographers from MIT and Norway intended to collect information concerning the reproduction of capelin (a small fish from the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, … Read more

The World’s Oldest Map Decoded: Unveiling the Ancient Mysteries of Babylon

Recent archaeological research carried out by the British Museum has deciphered the Imago Mundi, a Babylonian clay tablet dating back almost 3,000 years. Discovered in 1882 in Sippar, Iraq, by archaeologist Hormuzd Rassam, this map is today considered the oldest known representation of the world. Its meaning remained enigmatic until experts in cuneiform writing, including … Read more

An Enigmatic and Distinctive Sanctuary at the Threshold of the Minoan Palace of Archanes, Crete

Recent archaeological excavations at the Palace of Archanes in Crete, under the direction of Dr. Efi Sapouna-Sakellarakis, affiliated with the Greek Ministry of Culture, have revealed a unique discovery that sheds new light on the religious and architectural practices of the Minoan civilization, one of the first structured societies in Europe. Located near the famous … Read more