Fed up with UK and Scotland, Orkney Islands look to Norway

wldtimes.com3 de July, 2023

Britain’s Orkney Islands, an archipelago about 10 miles off the north coast of Scotland, is considering “alternative forms of governance” which could include becoming part of Norway, its council leader said on Monday.

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Recently, China and Russia have taken significant steps to strengthen their strategic partnership, highlighting an increasingly solid alliance amidst rising tensions with Western nations. At a key meeting in Beijing, Presidents Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir Putin of Russia emphasized their countries’ deepening political trust. They also highlighted their mutual commitment to bolstering strategic […]

Paramilitary Leader’s Capture Shifts Rio’s Landscape

Luis Antônio da Silva Braga, known as Zinho, leader of Rio’s largest militia, surrendered to authorities, marking a key point in the city’s fight against organized crime. Transferred to the high-security Bangu 1 prison, his capture ends a long period of evasion and is seen as a victory for law enforcement. Governor Cláudio Castro has […]

São Paulo’s Congonhas Airport Set for Major Expansion

The Spanish company Aena is rolling out a $380 million enhancement project at Congonhas Airport, aiming to boost its capacity dramatically. This move is expected to surge passenger numbers from 22 million to 29.5 million annually by 2028 and expand aircraft parking from 30 to 37 spots. The upgrade is a strategic move under Aena’s […]