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The pet animals are severely intoxicated by coming into direct contact with the minoxidil used by their owners or indirectly through pillows and sheets
The United States and Russia closely monitor a possible case of pulmonary plague after a researcher at an infectious disease institute developed pneumonia of unknown origin and died from the disease. Despite the alarm, the Kremlin made a call to calm down.
Health authorities maintain that the investigator died of pneumonia of unknown cause
Torrential rains unleash chaos in the circulation of cars and trains, force schools to close, flood low and local and cause a undermining in the middle of the street
CNMC warns of a de facto monopoly in the low orbit by "strong dependence on a small number of global constellations" and the operational advantages of U.S. multinationals
The Fire fighters carried out 226 rescue operations. The temporal takes the rivers to the limit and causes affections in Rodalies. Five schools don't open today for damage
Mobility is restricted and Civil Protection maintains the highest level of alert to an "exceptional episode." The Raval of Barcelona accumulates 178.3 litres per square metre, almost double its previous daily record, recorded in 2017
The vehicle is reluctant to the model of multiple voting shares, which have been used by companies such as Alphabet, SpaceX or Puig, for not reflecting the economic interests of all shareholders
The rainfall, which in some areas exceeded 90 litres per square metre, floods several shops and low in Sant Cugat del Vallès
The category 3 storm approaches the state of Baja California Sur, on the coast of the North-West Pacific of Mexico.
An investigation by the correspondent Xavier Colás published in the newspaper 'El Mundo' reveals that the US intelligence services have warned several European governments about a possible Russian operation against one of the three Mediterranean countries, using Gerbera drones launched from commercial ships. The alert, the existence of which has not been publicly confirmed by Washington or by the said capitals, describes a possible operation designed to cause interruptions, limited damage and a strong political and psychological impact on the NATO rear.
Danish intelligence services claim that the aggression could be with long-range weapons against vital infrastructure in the Alliance's neighbouring countries
The Portuguese says goodbye to the UN General Secretariat after a decade in which he has put the fight against global warming at the heart of his speech
The world & apos; s largest humanitarian disaster is seriously affected by the global cut in funding for cooperation and has left millions without access to food, medical care or shelter
Some 15.8 million Moroccans are called to vote in elections to define the next Prime Minister on 23 September. Few believe that their opinion in the ballot box has some value in the face of the king's power or that the results put them a step closer to the solutions. While scepticism is gaining ground, Spain is strengthening the Ceuta border, prevented this time from a new network campaign that could lead to another stampede such as the end of July.
For months, the Ukrainian capital has been under increasingly frequent and fierce attacks.
Riad is under maximum alert for the first time since the beginning of the Huti offensive in the Red Sea. The attacks took place one day after demonstrations in Yemen in support of the rebels, who reject allegations of having attacked Mecca and claim that their targets are Saudi oil facilities and military bases.
Thousands of families in Yemen have left their homes because of the violence unleashed by clashes between the Huti and internationally recognized Government forces and the advance of the Shia group along the Red Sea coast. The UN issued a warning about the rapid increase in displacement and the obstacles to the arrival of humanitarian aid.
