London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russia is currently trying to put its foot down and forbid Ukraine from joining NATO, The western military alliance. The Ukraine has provided a buffer between Russia and the rest of Europe but hopes to one day
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine): Ukraine claimed that Russia was responsible for a cyberattack that vandalised its official websites and that Russia is engaging in a “hybrid war” with its neighbour on Sunday. This was declared a day after Microsoft’s announcement about dozens
NUKU’ALOFA, TONGA (Parliament Politics Magazine): Tonga’s enormous volcanic eruption, which caused tsunami waves, engulfed the Pacific islands in ash, knocked out power, and shut off communications. The tsunami caused “serious damage,” according to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, by sweeping boats
The question is: Is Covid’s pandemic phase going to end by 2022? Experts aren’t so sure. It’s important to remember that a pandemic is different than an endemic one. While an endemic virus circulates throughout a region, it is generally more contagious
Novak Djokovic seems to be blaming everyone else for the mistakes made on his way to the first Grand Slam of the year. The Australian Open is known as the happy slam, but there’s been more controversy than excitement heading into this
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): After making an estimated $358 million (£260 million) on the darknet, the operators of the largest illegal marketplace for stolen credit cards are retiring. UniCC’s anonymous proprietors expressed gratitude to the criminal community for their citing, health and
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The global economy has a “dark outlook,” according to World Bank President David Malpass, as the pandemic’s aftershocks continue to impede on growth, particularly in impoverished countries. Global growth will fall to 4.1% this year, down from 5.5%
Fanny Bal, a French nose, shares the secrets of attracting regional customers. DUBAI: Scent is an important aspect of Arab men and women’s beauty routines. According to Euromonitor, the Middle East fragrance industry is expected to touch $4.4 billion in 2027, with
Last week’s fatal unrest in Kazakhstan was termed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev as an attempted coup d’etat. He told the leaders of an ex-Soviet military alliance that the attack had been orchestrated by a “single centre,” but he did not name the
According to the government data, yearly inflation surpassed 36% last month, but other experts believe that figure is considerably too low. This week, the proprietor of a vegetable stall in Istanbul’s Balat neighbourhood, Selamet, took a break from serving clients to discuss
A huge alliance of investment companies need the managers of Covid vaccine producers to have their bonuses kept in case of incompetent distribution. This could ensure a “more fair” worldwide dissemination of the vaccine, said Rogier Krens, chief officer of investment of
Authoritarian leader of Kazakhstan says he has ordered security powers to “fire abruptly”, in the midst of a brutal crackdown on protests against the government. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the President additionally said 20,000 bandits’ had assaulted Almaty, the capital city focal point of