Optimism is at its peak in the crypto market and investors see tailwinds looming in a wider area beyond bitcoin. However, while some have called for 2025 to be the year of the altcoin. . .
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Schengen is now the symbol of the migration crisis, the origin of the reaction against globalization and illiberalism.
Astrotourism, detours to busy destinations, vacations to cooler locations and a keen interest in exercise will be in the picture next year.
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Governments and central banks around the world, from Washington to Zurich, are locked in debates over their role in reserves.
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And why didn’t he cut off Russia’s herbal fuel source sooner?
Why has Ukraine stopped shipping Russian vegetable fuel to Europe? Read More »
President Trump appears willing to shake up almost every policy area, and a behind-the-scenes E.U. task force has been trying to prepare. But is Europe ready?
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Today, Bitcoin is valued at ₹80 lakh, making Laszlo Hanyecz’s 10,000 BTC pizza worth billions in 2010. Bitcoin recently saw a 7. 5% drop and May 22 is celebrated as the Bitcoin Pizza Day, with discounts for Bitcoin users.
Techie paid 10,000 Bitcoins for pizza in 2010, now worth ₹8000 crore Read More »
Bitcoin surged to over $109,000 before Donald Trump
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The comical penguin collection has the second most valuable set of NFTs in the world, surpassing the $100,000 mark for the first time.
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Researchers carried out an archeogenetic study of human remains from more than 700 individuals from the Early Middle Ages. Two large burial sites, Modling and Leobersdorf, have been genetically analyzed in their entirety. The surprising result was that the individuals from Leobersdorf were mostly of East Asian origin, while those buried in Modling mostly had European ancestry. Both communities lived next to each other for at least six generations.
