Archive du mois : novembre 2017

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un watches the launch of a Hwasong-12 missile in this undated photo released by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on September 16, 2017 (Picture: Reuters/NKCN)North Korea said it had successfully tested a a powerful new intercontinental ballistic missile and put the entire US mainland within range of its…

Eli Manning never wanted to be the Peyton Manning of the Big Apple. He wanted to be the Giants’ answer to Derek Jeter. And he succeeded, on and off the field.

Seit der Gründung ihres verpackungsfreien Supermarkts gilt Milena Glimbovski als die deutsche Stimme der Zero-Waste-Bewegung. Wir sprachen mit ihr darüber und über ihr neues Ratgeberbuch für ein Müllfreies Leben „Ohne Wenn und Abfall“. Frau Glimbovski, Sie preisen ein müllfreies Leben an. Wie geht das? Nicht nur immer einen Jute-Beutel dabei haben, sondern darin auch Gemüsenetze.…

Bitcoin saw a massive, sudden spike just after it broke through a closely watched milestone Tuesday night. The cryptocurrency traded at an all-time high of $10,831.75 just after 12:30 a.m. ET, according to industry site CoinDesk. That represented a more than 10 percent jump from its price around $9,830 just 24 hours earlier. In fact,…

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British and European Union negotiators have reached a deal in principle on the Brexit “divorce bill” that could see the UK paying some £45bn. Sources in Brussels suggested to The Independent that talks have seen the two sides’ stances begin to align over the “methodology” for calculating the settlement, with the outcome increasingly acceptable to both…