Merkel and Putin hold talks in Moscow, at odds over Navalny
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, on Friday, travelled to Moscow for talks with President Vladimir Putin with ties at post-Cold War
Australians Hit By Dangerous Malware On Android Phones
Thousands of Android users from across from Australia to Europe are being troubled by a malware named Flubot. It’s a
Recovery Fund: EU releases the first checks to Italy and Spain
Today, the European Commission disbursed € 9 billion in pre-financing to Spain, equal to 13% of the country’s financial endowment
Diplomatic tensions between China and Lithuania, Beijing recalls the ambassador
The question of Taiwan reappears in increasing diplomatic tensions between China and Lithuania, determined to distance themselves from the Asian
Trump approved & Biden backed Alaska oil project thrown out of window by US judge
US district court judge Sharon Gleason in Anchorage has thrown out approvals by Trump administration for a giant planned oil
Australian MP Seeks De Facto Suppression Order
The Australian MP Charles Christian Porter has been accused of seeking a de-facto suppression order that will protect his reputation;
Anti-Semitic slogan among the NO-VAX campaigns in France
Like many other countries, libertarian France also has its cumbersome anti-Semitic tradition. In Modernity, we have gone from Catholic anti-Judaism
Brazil government mulls suing newspaper over ‘election threat’ article
The Brazilian government is weighing on suing national daily Estado de S. Paulo over its July 22 article that claimed
Double whammy for Haiti: earthquake followed by tropical depression surges the death count
Haiti was not even able to awaken from the massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake on Saturday, and now the tropical depression
India, the wild card in US geopolitics
The end of the cold war, which was followed in the last decade by the “hot peace” between Washington and
