Coronavirus: Who Opposes the Vaccine in Europe?
The world of the so-called no vax, the movements hostile to vaccines and green passes, is identified above all with
Australian Office Might Have Pushed Britain To Drop Paris Agreement Out Of Its Free Trade Deal
Australia might have actually pushed the UK to drop key climate commitments in order for their Free Trade Agreement to
Biden and Xi Talk on phone to calm Diplomatic Tension between the Two Nations
After seven months on Thursday, US President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a telephone conversation to calm the
Justin Trudeau Defends Early Election Call, Trailing in Polls
Canada’s Trudeau – facing a likely defeat in the September 20 snap election – defended, on Friday, his decision to
Turn the Tide of Covid-19”: Biden announces Vaccine Mandate to Cover Over 100 Million Americans
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced stringent vaccine mandate on federal workers, large companies and health care staff and professionals
German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Say Goodbye to Politics
After a political career as a statesman that saw her as the protagonist of the most critical events in recent
Moroccan Election has Potential to Reshape Africa’s Political Environment
The North African nation of Morocco recently witnessed its third national elections since the adoption of its Constitution in 2011.
North Korea’s 73rd-Anniversary Parade Showcases Soldiers in Gas Masks and Hazmat Suits
On Thursday, North Korea celebrated its founding year. Nation’s 73rd anniversary was conducted at midnight with a military parade in
Maxi-Trial for the Bataclanmassacre Begins in Paris, Terrorist Abdeslam: “My profession is to Bea Fighter. Allah is great!”
The maxi-trial on the perpetrators of the terrorist carnages of November 13, 2015, at the Stade de France, the Bataclan,
Britain Falls from Germany’s Top 10 Trading Partners
Britain has, since 1950, been one of Germany’s top 10 trading partners.But, since Brexit-related hurdles are taking a toll, Britain
