We need to talk about umbrellas. As if the early darkness wasn’t depressing enough, it also rains regularly in the last few weeks of autumn. I’m traumatized by seasons and rain anyway, it was in fifth grade when my teacher … Read More
In September 1620. a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, carrying 102 passengers – an assortment of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith and other individuals lured by the promise of … Read More
In September 1620, a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, with 102 passengers – a collection of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith, and other individuals lured by the promise … Read More
Are you vegan or vegetarian? the eighth Veganuary already saved 15000 car journeys around the world. At the beginning of the new year, more and more people are going vegan for a long time as part of. According to a … Read More
Did you know that…back in 2020 there’s an Earth Overshoot Day? This describes the day at which the sustainably usable resources of a whole year are used up. It is calculated every year by the Global Footprint Network and shows … Read More
I am not certain whether this name is recognized in the US or not, but here in Switzerland, it is a household name. By Coop Newspaper, Switzerland, Feb.2020 Max Havelaar never lived. Yet he exists twice: as the main character … Read More
To understand Haiti’s problems one must look way back to when France owned it back in the 1800s. To resolve their political disaster, the people’s misery, and the destruction of the country’s resources, my opinion is that either France or … Read More
As of today, 90 percent of the Swiss population has access to 5 G! Therefore it seems that the retrofitting has been completed. But in fact and truth, the situation presents itself totally differently. What is designated as 5 G, … Read More
Federal President Guy Parmelin visited Pope Francis in the Vatican on Thursday, May 6th. In the afternoon he took part in the swearing-in of 24 new Swiss Guardsmen. Because of the pandemic, the swearing-in ceremony took place in the narrowest … Read More
The Celtic Gold Treasure was found on August 20, 1962, in Erstfeld, Canton of URI, located in central Switzerland, by two Italian workers. The sensational find was under a mighty boulder at a depth of about 9 meters – on … Read More
