In February 2020, the epidemiologist Jonathan Epstine confirmed : the scientists did not finally find out the source of the Covid-19, but they are almost sure that the virus was transmitted to the man from the bat. The animals that were prepared in the market in Chinese Jun were transferred to the disease, and customers of local street foods were probably the first sick among people. Thus began a new round of our complex relationships with a mortar.

On April 7, US President Donald Trump criticized the World Health Organization, accusing it of “many errors”, “actions in the interests of China” and a belated reaction to a crisis situation.

At the front line of actual science: scientists are working on a new sanitizer Illustration: Tom Gold, Bumpniga Publishing House The Bumpnig publishing house has just published a new book by Tom Gold, the faculty of brain removal, a collection of pictures that the famous British illustrator, a regular employee of The New Yorker, The New York Times and other important publications, draws for New Scientist magazine.

Corridor or serpentine? Dialogue about the book of Daron Ajemoglu and James Robinson “The narrow corridor. States, society and the fate of freedom " Illustration from the Ellis Herstenberg-based on Alice in the Beast Gorodalse (1915) The Library of Congress, Wikimedia Commons The works of the famous economists Daron Ajemoglu and James Robinson always cause disputes.

“The Russian Empire is part of the country called Scythia, which“ Scythians ”and today are called the Tatars, which were once the lords of Russia, and the great dukes owned it as the vassals of the Tatars called“ Crimea ” - so, not to say exactly, by the standards of their time, it is slipped by the foundations of Russian history Jacques Marzhester. A Protestant from Burgundy, a mercenary, he lived, as a mercenary and is supposed to be a stormy life.

Photo: Unsplash.com Unsplash.com The book “State and Power” by the influential American sociologist Richard Lahman (entering the Prochi Ranchih) appeared in the West in 2010. Despite the impressive retrospective and attempts to look into the future that penetrate the work, it is largely a product of the previous international crisis and the anxieties and disappointments caused by it.

The other day, the Minister of Economy of Spain, Nadia Kalvinho, said that the country plans to introduce basic unconditional income in the very near future. The minister did not exclude that this would not be a temporary decision, but will become an instrument of the new Economy of Spain.