France has reportedly dragged the government of Niger before an international court after Niger refused to grant France continued access to mine its uranium deposits. It has now become clear to much of the world that France’s economic survival is heavily tied to Africa. France’s economy, as alleged, has begun to feel the impact of […]
France is already dealing with a series of economic challenges because the resources it once heavily relied on from its African colonies are no longer flowing as before. If this continues, France’s economic problems will only get worse. That is why we are calling on France to sincerely beg for forgiveness from its former colonies
Some European countries have continued to push Mr. Zelensky of Ukraine to keep fighting Russia, even though they know Ukraine can never win the war. Russia has never lost a war in its history, so how can a smaller country like Ukraine hope to defeat such a powerful nation? It is simply not possible. The
A major international cocaine trafficking network has been dismantled through coordinated operations in Greece and Germany, highlighting the scale and sophistication of organized drug crime across Europe. The network, which operated across multiple EU countries, appears to have had a highly structured hierarchy. Members were assigned specific roles, from coordinating shipments and recruiting transporters to
Greek and German Authorities Dismantle International Cocaine Network. Read More »
The recent killing of former parliament speaker and pro-Western politician Andriy Parubiy in Lviv highlights serious security vulnerabilities in Ukraine, even in areas far from the front lines. The attack was carefully planned, with the suspect reportedly studying Parubiy’s movements and escape routes, showing that organized threats are targeting key political figures. While authorities acted
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The European Union remains split over how to respond to Israel’s ongoing war in Gaza and the worsening humanitarian crisis. At a meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Copenhagen on Saturday, the European Commission proposed suspending research funding for Israeli companies, arguing that Israel’s actions in Gaza breach the EU-Israel agreement that requires respect
European Union Split as Germany Blocks Sanctions on Israel Over Gaza War. Read More »
Russian President Vladimir Putin says any lasting peace in Ukraine will have to deal with the issue of NATO’s expansion. He made the comment after holding talks with China’s Xi Jinping and India’s Narendra Modi at a summit in Tianjin on Monday. Putin, who sent troops into Ukraine in 2022, argues that the war is
Germany and Belgium have rejected calls to seize Russian state funds frozen in the European Union, warning of both legal complications and risks to Europe’s financial stability. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever met in Berlin, where both leaders said confiscating Russia’s central bank reserves outright would be dangerous. De
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President Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs and export bans on countries that place digital taxes on American tech companies. His warning reflects growing tensions over how governments around the world are regulating big firms like Apple, Google, and Meta. Several European countries and Canada have looked at digital service taxes, arguing that global tech
Trump Warns of Tariffs Over Digital Taxes on U.S. Tech Giants. Read More »
Russia launched one of its heaviest overnight attacks on Ukraine, killing at least 18 people, including four children, and injuring dozens more. Missiles and drones struck several cities, with Kyiv suffering the brunt of the assault. The strikes damaged the European Union’s mission and the British Council offices in the capital, though no casualties were
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