Truss sacrifices finance minister, ditches tax proposal to
On Friday, October 14, British Prime Minister Liz Truss sacked her finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng and rescinded portions of their
EU border agency Frontex accused of rights violations:
A much anticipated damning report by the European Union’s anti fraud watchdog has been released into the EU border agency
Russia to begin civilian evacuation from occupied Kherson
Moscow has announced that it will be evacuating civilians out of Kherson amid fears that the occupied city at the
WHO chief calls for immediate action to tackle
The chief of WHO (World Health Organization) has stressed on the devastating impact of long Covid that is effecting lives
G7 slams Putin for Russian strikes as Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has appealed to G7 leaders for creating an aerial shield in order to prevent further Russian
TotalEnergies speeds up wage talks with refineries as
On Sunday, October 9, TotalEnergies made an offer to push forward pay talks in response to requests made by unions.
Is a new Covid-19 wave looming in Europe?
A new Covid-19 wave might be looming in Europe as the winters approach. The public health experts have issued a
Putin orders seizure of oil and gas project
On Friday, October 7, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree establishing a new operator for the Exxon Mobil-led Sakhalin-1
Putin turns 70 with a health prayer amid
President Vladimir Putin turned 70 years old on Friday, October 7, amid fawning congratulations from subordinates and an appeal from
European Political Summit: Europe projects a united front
Leaders across European nations on Thursday hailed their united front against Russia’s war on Ukraine, as they gathered in Prague
