Spain continues its record vaccination campaign in Europe
The country began issuing the green pass from 7 June, before the date set by the European Union, 1 July,
Justice Department Drops Lawsuit Against John Bolton
Under the Joe Biden administration, there is no time for blame games or investigation into John Bolton’s book on Donald
How France is on the verge of a nervous breakdown
France heads for a nervous breakdown as it meanders toward regional elections on Sunday and an explosive presidential election in
The geopolitics of Beijing’s vaccines
After India suspended vaccine exports due to severe domestic shortages, China brought vaccines produced by the pharmaceutical company of the
Japan’s political parties prepare for elections as Diet session ends
As Japan’s parliamentary session concluded on Wednesday, the country’s ruling coalition and opposition parties are gearing up for the upcoming
Telegram could receive a hefty fine from Germany
Telegram could receive a 55 million euro fine from Germany. The German authorities have opened an investigation into the messaging
Pedro Castillo claims victory in Peru’s presidential run
Pedro Castillo, Peru’s left-wing candidate, declared his victory in the presidential election after a lengthy vote count resulted in a
EU Commission Goes Legal Against German Mutiny
Germany is in trouble as European Commission has decided to take legal action against its own court’s ruling in May
Nicaragua’s freedom is in a questionable state
Democracy in Nicaragua is hanging by a thread and its citizens are thinking that it may slip very soon into
NATO is back, US and EU against China and Russia
NATO is back, “stronger than ever”, to face the systemic challenges posed by China’s aggressive policies and Russia’s continuing violations
