“The improvable services of Minister Albares could have resolved the issue with a simple phone call”
Of all the fires in history, only two have made a place in my memory: the one in Lisbon, which devastated the Chiado district in August 1988, and the one that destroyed Notre Dame in April 2019. There were bigger ones: the one in Rome and the great fire of London in the 17th century, but I was too young to remember them. In these two that I knew about, I do remember the terror with which I followed the images of the disasters on TV.
Ten-sided structure discovered in Saturn’s atmosphere by scientists
A ten-sided structure, known as a decagon, has been discovered in Saturn’s atmosphere, marking a significant finding related to the planet’s South Pole.
Macron loans Bayeux Tapestry to UK in a symbol of cultural relations
Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham viewed the Bayeux Tapestry, symbolising Franco-British relations, during Macron’s visit to the UK. The tapestry, on loan