The president of Botswana Mokgweetsi Masisi, the leading diamond producing African country is ready to sever its partnership with the South African diamond company De Beers unless they agree to a new 50-50 joint venture. The existing agreement between the UK-based company and the government of Botswana is soon to expire in June later this …
Protests are flaring up after Germany and the United States declared they will supply advanced battle tanks to Ukraine in an effort to help Kyiv break combat stalemates, as the Russian incursion enters its 12th month. While the news was welcomed by Ukraine and Western allies, the opposite applies to Germans. Demonstrators took to the …
Germans’ Fear of World War 3 Has prompted a Massive protest in Munich Read More »
Polish women and abortion advocators assembled at a court house in Warsaw on Sunday, October 30 to protest the legal proceedings against Justyna Wydrzynska, a woman who illegally provided a pregnant woman with prohibited abortion pills. Wydrzynska could face up to three years in prison for violating the illiberal abortion laws of the democratic nation. …
If the Fetus Does not Die on its own, It cannot be removed–Polish Abortion Law Provision Read More »
The US has reportedly developed contingency plans to counter Moscow’s potential use of tactical nuclear weapons in its war against Ukraine. NATO countries have repeatedly expressed their concerns over the possibility of Russia imperiling their borders. Russia’s advancements in the war have recently been depleted by Ukrainian forces in important regions of Donetsk and Kherson, …
Putin Deploys State of the Art K-329 Belgorod Submarine Read More »
Ukraine has denied any involvement in the murder of Russian commentator and far-right political activist Daria Dugina. An advisor to President Zelensky said Ukraine is not a terrorist state. Dugina’s father, Aleksandr Dugina is speculated to be an advisor for President Putin and the brain behind Putin’s policies towards the west, although the extent of …
Daria Dugina called for Ukrainian genocide before her bomb blast murder Read More »
The Russian ministry of defense is attributing another significant series of explosions at a Russian ammunition depot in Mayskoye, Crimea to “sabotage”. It is the second explosion at an occupied base there in a week. Moscow’s defense ministry said the explosions severely damaged power plants, power lines, railroad tracks, and apartment buildings, yet there were …
Explosions at Russian ammunition depot in Crimea could be Ukrainian Sabotage Read More »
The Euro has fallen to its lowest in 20 years, and is in parity with the US dollar. The Euro has fallen down about 12% since the beginning of the year and the exchange rate between the dollar and the Euro is just one cent apart The war in Ukraine has provoked many economic downward …
Euro-Dollar Parity: A European Recession Is Inevitable Read More »
The death of 23 African immigrants at the Spanish-Moroccan border has sparked outrage and a series of protests in Spain. As the only land borders between Spain and Morocco, Melilla and Ceuta are Spanish territories that serve as a crossing passage for migrants escaping a multitude of humanitarian conflicts. On Friday, June 24, an estimated …
The government of Syria has recognized the Eastern region of Ukraine as an independent state, just four months after President Putin and the self-proclaimed leaders of Donetsk, Nataliya Nikoronova and Luhansk, Leonid Pasechnik signed a decree to declare the regions’ independence. Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad met with Russian lawmaker Dmitry Sablin and a Russian …
Syria Recognizes the Independence of Donetsk and Luhansk Read More »
“The era of the unipolar world order is over” president Vladimir Putin said during his speech at the Saint Petersburg international economic forum on June 17, while accusing the US of treating other nations like “their own backyard.” The Russian leader took the opportunity to speak on the balance of power he foresees, the performance of …
“The Era of A Unipolar World Order Is Over”-Vladimir Putin Read More »
