WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Investors are being pushed to vote against Apple CEO Tim Cook’s $99 million (£73 million) pay package from last year. Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) expressed “serious concerns” about the award’s amount, which has increased from $14.8 million
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The conviction of Anwar Raslan, former Syrian intelligence officer, for crimes against humanity the previous month, as well as the ongoing prosecution of Dr. Alaa Mousa, are significant milestones forward in the struggle for justice for those
COPENHAGEN (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deportations to Syria will continue, according to the Danish Ministry of Immigration and Integration (DMII), which critics call “repressive.” From Greater Damascus, many refugees of Syria will be deported, according to DMII, citing “better security conditions.” Human
SINGAPORE (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Oil prices rose to the highest level ever in over seven years on Monday, owing to fears that an invasion of Russia in Ukraine may prompt US and European sanctions, disrupting exports from the world’s top producer
JERUSALEM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An Israeli soldier shot and killed a 17-year-old Palestinian during skirmishes in the West Bank on Monday, which Israel said it was as an operation to destroy the residence of a “terrorist” accused of a recent attack.
SANA’A (Parliament Politics Magazine) – PM Maeen Abdul Malik Saeed of Yemen has welcomed ongoing discussions within US President Joe Biden’s government to reclassify the Houthis as a terrorist organisation, as dozens of international and local rights groups renewed their calls for
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In case a conflict breaks out with Russia, British people who want to stay in Ukraine shouldn’t expect a military evacuation, says James Heappey, junior defence minister, when he spoke to Sky News on Saturday. British nationals
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As pressure mounts on Ukraine from three angles, new satellite photos provided by a tech company based in the US, appear to show continued buildup of Russian military in Crimea, western Russia, and Belarus, underlining suspicions that
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to Mr Johnson, NATO agreed that any country should have the freedom to develop its own security partnerships. “We must oppose any return to the fates of nations being decided by other powers,” he says. And,
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Adele, who has been dubbed the “undisputed Queen of the Brits,” had a spectacular night at the gala, giving a rare live performance and winning three awards. The north Londoner took home the first Brit Award of