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Millions of insects migrate across the Pyrenees every year - new study
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• 89513 viewsAfter discussing Russia's war in Ukraine and the economy, Macron and Xi had lunch at an altitude of 2,150 meters
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Millions of insects migrate across the Pyrenees every year - new study
Billions of insects, mostly flies, migrate through the Pyrenees mountain pass between France and Spain every year, playing an important role as pollinators, pest controllers, and nutrient transporters.
Archaeologists get a glimpse into the Pyrenees' past thanks to a 2200-year-old devastating fire
Archaeologists have discovered a 2200-year-old Iron Age settlement on the Iberian Peninsula that was devastated by a sudden fire. The discovery provides insight into the lifestyle and economy of the ancient people.
Xi did not make any concessions in the talks with the French president: Media gives reasons
Chinese President Xi Jinping made no concessions during his talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, despite efforts to improve tense relations over trade disputes and Beijing's support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
After discussing Russia's war in Ukraine and the economy, Macron and Xi had lunch at an altitude of 2,150 meters
Macron and Xi had lunch at a mountain restaurant 2,150 meters above sea level in the Pyrenees, where they discussed Russia's war in Ukraine and trade issues in an unusual diplomatic setting.