Michael Learmonth

Chocolate confectionery products belong to one of the most traditional and popular types of sweets in the world. Despite the great popularity of flour confectionery products, chocolate products occupy an important place in the consumer basket due to their taste characteristics.

Gas extraction from underground storage facilities (UGS) in Europe has reached a maximum since February 2021 and exceeds 900 million cubic meters per day against the background of significant fall in temperature. The total reserves in the EU UGS dropped below 83%

In the last year, the world of supercomputing has seen significant upheavals, with two innovative systems joining the Top500 list, surpassing the former frontrunner, Japan's Fugaku supercomputer.

Belarusian experts are working on the possibility of building new nuclear power units in the republic, taking into account the growth of energy consumption in the fifteen-year perspective

The Bolivian state-owned company Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos (YBL) and the mining company of Rosatom - Uranium One Group, have signed an agreement on the construction of a lithium processing plant in the department of Potosi.

China’s dominance of the electric vehicle (EV) supply chain and bolstered US government incentives for domestic auto makers risk putting the EU on the back pedal in its efforts to shore up European electric vehicle manufacturing

All is set for summer 2024, at least when it comes to the Italians’ intentions: nine out of ten are planning their next season, and many will choose open-air holidays.

El Niño has generated extreme heat waves in many regions of Brazil, which are expected to occur until mid-April 2024. In other locations, excess rainfall has also been damaging agricultural production.

Gas withdrawal from European underground storage facilities (UGSF) in November 2023 turned out to be 25% higher than last year

In 2022 alone, Moldova received nearly a billion euros in foreign aid, with 80% of this amount comprising loans. While this is attributed to the economic policies of the current leaders, former Prime Minister Ion Chicu argues that