2022-08-21 23:58 source:Sohu History Original title: Today in History | Danish realist writer Henrik Pentoppidan dies On August 21, 1943, Danish realist writer Henrik Pentoppidan died. In 1917, his work “Kingdom of Heaven” won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and his representative works include “Kingdom of Heaven” and “Polar Bear”. Born in the small Danish … Read more
Cold Response 2022, the largest military exercise NATO has conducted in the Arctic in the last 30 years, continues on land, in the air and at sea across Norway. The exercise, which began on March 14, will continue until April 1. Around 30,000 soldiers from 27 countries in Europe and North America are part of … Read more
Scientists have also observed record-breaking unusually high temperatures in the North and South Pole. (Schematic/Pixabay) The north and south poles, which are supposed to be “opposite seasons”, have experienced rare high temperatures recently, and the average temperature is still 30 to 40 °C higher. Some areas even broke the local high temperature record, which surprised … Read more
IThere are evidently warnings circulating within NATO that Russian President Vladimir Putin could seek armed conflict with the West beyond Ukraine. As diplomats from several states of the military alliance reported to the “Spiegel”, there are fears that the Russian armed forces could use their recently massive increased presence in the Mediterranean, the North Atlantic … Read more