With his pole lap in qualifying in Sakhir, Valtteri Bottas cracked a historic record for Niki Lauda. Chaos is feared again for the race. Valtteri Bottas wrote Formula 1 history with his pole time in qualifying for the Sakhir Grand Prix. (Formula 1: Sakhir Grand Prix from 6.10 p.m. in the SPORT1 live ticker) The Mercedes driver completed the fastest lap ever made in the … Continue reading Bottas breaks Lauda’s age-old record
The measure will thus concern seasonal workers who are the subject of a renewal of the employment contract “or those who have a promise of employment, said the Ministry of Labor, after announcing the closure of the ski lifts. The device of partial activity will be extended to companies in the winter sports sector, while ski lifts will be closed in ski resorts for the … Continue reading Ski resorts: winter sports companies will be able to resort to partial unemployment
They would be tens of thousands of British residents on the continent to have to manage the loss of the banking “passport” held by their bank based in the United Kingdom. For their part, the banks assess the costs, before moving towards the most promising markets. Like Roger Morton and his Scottish wife in the Dordogne, many British expatriates in the EU have been shocked … Continue reading British expatriates lose bank accounts due to Brexit
The level of growth in French public spending has reached an alert level, even taking into account the support plan adopted in response to the coronavirus crisis, the Governor of the Banque de France warned on Saturday. He sounds the alarm bell. The level of growth of French public spending has reached an alert level, even taking into account the support plan adopted in response … Continue reading “There is a real alert” on public spending
According to the government, which provided these “provisional data”, this drop is the effect of measures taken since 2018 to reduce the use of plant protection products. Pesticide sales fell in France by 44% in volume in 2019, after the surge in sales in 2018 (+ 18%), the government announced on Tuesday. The quantities sold of glyphosate, a controversial weedkiller, “decreased by 35% (-3,358 tonnes) … Continue reading Pesticide sales drop 44% in 2019 after 2018 increase
The recovery plan for the French economy will include elements of development in hydrogen as part of a partnership with Germany, said Bruno Le Maire, the Minister of Economy and Finance, on Tuesday. While France has set itself the objective of regular funding of 100 million euros per year in favor of hydrogen in 2018, Germany announced in June that it planned to invest 9 … Continue reading France wants to produce “clean hydrogen” from nuclear power, with Germany
The Singapore government is already using an app to fight the pandemic and is using Bluetooth to transmit cell phone data. The government claims that privacy remains protected. The fight against the corona virus sounds like this in Singapore: “Singapore, we stick together – Singapore, we win together”, sings the choir of the Fairfield Methodist School. The songs about Corona could now fill an entire … Continue reading App against the virus How Singapore uses cell phone data
Officials in Prague are using the coronavirus crisis to get a firmer grip on short-term rentals like Airbnb, which they say have squeezed locals out of the Czech capital’s centre. Using state of emergency powers in place during the coronavirus pandemic, the Czech parliament’s lower chamber fast-tracked a plan allowing local authorities to better collect tax and other information on short-term lets. Tourists crowding Prague’s … Continue reading Prague aims to get a grip on Airbnb with coronavirus crisis laws
Local authorities in Brussels have begun advising residents to wear mouth covers when going outdoors, going beyond official federal guidelines. The mayors of five municipalities in Brussels have officially issued advice to residents recommending them to cover their mouths with a protective mask or a scarf in public. Woluwe-Saint-Lambert Mayor Olivier Maingain was the first to say that he “warmly recommended” residents of the southern … Continue reading Coronavirus: Brussels mayors now recommend masks in public
Frankfurt Airport is refocusing all its passenger traffic through one area during the suspensions and closures due to Covid-19 Frankfurt Airport is running all of its passenger operations through Terminal 1, Concourses B and C from today. The temporary measure comes as the airport announces a 95% fall in passenger traffic for the week commencing 30 March, due to ongoing travel suspensions. Aircraft movements at … Continue reading Frankfurt Airport sees 95% drop in passenger traffic during closures
