London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – While Covid-19 is still leaving its marks on peoples’ lives there is another pandemic that the EU should be particularly cautious about, that of Domestic Violence and femicides. Of course, it can be more coveted or not
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russian authorities have up to today arrested more than 13.000 antiwar protesters. More than 2.000 have been arrested in Moscow. Thousand of protesters have said “no to war” and “shame on you” reportedly, according to videos posted
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The world has come together in a united front against the Russian invasion of Ukraine by imposing heavy sanctions on Russia. Sanctions are consequences decided by countries on other countries if they have broken international laws. The
STOCKHOLM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In recent weeks, a dispersed yet worldwide campaign against Swedish social services has brought together various actors and generated news in Sweden and beyond. When social media accounts linked to militant Islamist groups became involved, Swedish authorities
New York, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK ambassador to the UN Woodward described the Russian aggression against Ukraine as unprovoked and unjustified. Her remarks came amidst urgent meeting for the UN SEC to discuss Russian war against the country. Mr President, I
Breaking: Russia has started full scale war against Ukraine. The capital Kiev witnessed some bombings meanwhile major cities in the country were attacked. As the world waits for the latest news from Ukraine, President Putin has begun the war against
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After recognising two rebel-held territories in eastern Ukraine as separate states, Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent soldiers into them. Russia stated the troops would be involved in “peacekeeping” in the self-proclaimed people’s republics of Donetsk and
BERLIN (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Volodymyr Zelenskiy, president of Ukraine did not hold back in what he termed as “his own dreadful history lessons” in his erratic address to the conference hall on Saturday. “Seeing a shell crater in the schoolyard, children
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mr Johnson has warned the leaders of the world that Russian invasion of Ukraine would “reverberate around the world.” He stated that we must be “unflinchingly honest” about the situation in Ukraine and that we must not
If you are living in Belgium and are looking for the latest news, consider this List of Belgian Newspapers. This listing includes national titles, regional papers, and news agencies, as well as other important sources of information. The topics covered in these
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KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The kindergarten is located in Stanytsia Luhanska, a small village on the frontlines of Ukraine’s conflict with separatists backed by Russia. According to Ukrainian military officials no one was injured. Earlier on Thursday, the Organisation for Security
ATHENS (Parliament Politics Magazine) – On Tuesday, the parliament of Greece authorised a €3 billion deal for three new French-built frigates, which defence officials say are critical in resolving continuing tensions with Turkey. Lawmakers also approved the addition of six new Rafale
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The leaders of the United States and the United Kingdom have expressed optimism that a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine issue is still possible, but have emphasised that the situation is still delicate. Despite a string of
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
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Participants may finally celebrate the return of the historic carnival and parade through Venice’s Saint- Mark’s square after two years of silence, now that surgical masks have been replaced with traditional masks. “It’s a little different because
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
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As lorry drivers prepare to enter the city on Friday, Paris has banned the so-called Freedom Convoy rallies. Truckers protesting Covid-19 restrictions in Canada’s capital city, Ottawa, have been paralysed for days. Convoys from cities and towns
Broadening your horizons through travelling is such a great way to take a break from your everyday routine. It nourishes both body and soul as there are so many things to gain from visiting a new country. If you love great food,
A three year old boy, a Russian national in need of urgent heart surgery was turned away by several hospitals in different countries recently. He underwent heart surgery in Nicosia, Cyprus here he resides with his parents, during the summer. At that
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to parent company Meta, Facebook and Instagram may be shut down across Europe. The problem stems from European data restrictions that ban Meta, known as Facebook before from transporting, storing, and processing Europeans’ data on servers
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine)- The football associations of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland agreed against bidding for World Cup 2030. Instead, they’ll concentrate on a united effort to host Euro 2028. The decision follows the UK government’s £2.8 million
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine)- On Monday, Emmanuel Macron will have all the attention as he talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. As temperatures between Russia and the West over Ukraine continue to rise, French President Emmanuel Macron says his visit would focus
BERLIN (Parliament Politics Magazine): The decision by Russia to close the Moscow bureau of international public broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) has been criticised by Germany and the EU. All of DW’s employees have found themselves at a loss of their press credentials,
BERLIN (Parliament Politics Magazine): Prosecutors believe two individuals suspected of murdering two German police officers to be poachers. The officers were shot and killed early Monday morning in the west of Germany while conducting a routine traffic check. The automobile they came
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine): A disputed letter claiming accountability for kidnapping the statesman of Italy, Aldo Moro was auctioned off. The historical document was sold for €26,000 online on Thursday by Bertolami auction house of Rome, well exceeding its original estimate. Critics
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Rising tensions along the Russia-Ukraine border have fuelled fears that Europe’s gas supply issue may worsen significantly. Prices on the gas market have already passed all-time highs, threatening to plunge European households into a cost-of-living crisis. Russia is
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): If the FSO Safer ship, which is currently under the custody of the Houthi militia backed by Iran off the Yemeni coast, is not drained of its oil, environmental activist group Greenpeace has cautioned of “catastrophic” humanitarian and
WARSAW (Parliament Politics Magazine): An activist told Euronews that Polish women are afraid of becoming pregnant because they fear they won’t be able to abort if issues arise, putting their lives in jeopardy. On January 27, Poland will commemorate the one-year anniversary
WARSAW (Parliament Politics Magazine): Two additional Poles have been revealed as victims of phone hacking using Israel’s NSO Group’s infamously potent spyware: an agrarian political leader at odds with Poland government’s right-wing and the co-author of a book about Poland’s secret services
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): Emmanuel Macron has stated that France and Germany are working together to alleviate tensions over the Russia-Ukraine security issue. In case of an assault, he warned, there will be retaliation, and the cost (to Russia) will be quite
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): A new law prohibiting so-called gay conversion therapy has been approved unanimously by MPs in the parliament of France. Any citizen who seeks to modify the gender identity or sexual orientation of LGBT+ individuals will face prison sentences
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine): In Italy’s presidential election’s first round of voting, the lawmakers and regional electors cast primarily blank ballots amid a political impasse on Monday. During the first three rounds, a two-thirds majority is needed to win the election. Six
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine): As worries of a Russian invasion rise, the United Kingdom has begun to evacuate workers from its mission in Ukraine. Officials have confirmed no specific threats being made against ambassadors of Britain but around half the staff in
BRUSSELS (Parliament Politics Magazine): On Sunday, Belgian police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse activists in Brussels who had gathered to oppose the COVID-19 regulations and viral vaccinations the government announced. Thousands of demonstrators, including some from neighbouring European nations,
ATHENS (Parliament Politics Magazine): According to an aid organisation, 6,000 individuals, many of whom are children, are reported to be without food owing to service cuts. The Greek government has been accused by the Humanitarian organisations of causing a hunger crisis in
The United States has summoned Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to Geneva for urgent US-Russia talks as fears of an invasion escalate. In Berlin, US Secretary of State John Blinken said that European nations are divided and that the threat of an
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine): When he was archbishop of Munich, former Pope Benedict XVI failed to act on four child abuse incidents, according to a German investigation into the Catholic Church. From 1977 to 1982, Pope Benedict, then known as Josef Ratzinger,
It’s been almost two years since Covid first began to spread around the world, yet despite efforts to roll out vaccines and control the virus, most countries are still living in the grips of the pandemic. Spain is now planning to change
The Slovakian man charged with the murder of Irish teacher Ashling Murphy has been released on bail. The 31-year-old was arrested in Tullamore after being released from a Dublin hospital. Police are questioning him in a nearby location. Another Slovakian man was
Observers think Russia is in full readiness to attack and its a matter of time. The invasion will be of full scale. Information confirm that Russia’s ‘almost finished’ build-up of forces near the Ukrainian border raises concerns that the region could be
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As the US aviation sector is affected by 5G network; Europe seemed to have passed the problem. In Europe, 5G networks have been rolled out without causing problems with aviation. The reason for this is that the
Bulgaria and North Macedonia have a shaky past, but it appears that the two nations have reached some form of reconciliation thanks to a recent talk. Kiril Petkov and Dimitar Kovačevski, the Prime Ministers of Bulgaria and North Macedonia respectively, met in
Jean-Michael Blanquer, the French education minister, has landed in hot water after being caught out taking a holiday in Ibiza while the government revealed strict Covid rules for schools. The politician was on the Spanish island one day before schools were due
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine): The key concerns facing the European Union are climate change, digital transformation, and security, according to French President Emmanuel Macron, who called on member nations to unite and establish a common stance. The French presidency was kicked off
David Sassoli, italian journalist and the former President of the European Parliament, passed away in an italian hospital at the age of 65 this past Tuesday. He had been struggling with health issues following a pneumonia caused by the legionella bacteria, that
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK approaches this week’s talks with a new lead negotiator in charge. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss takes over after the sudden resignation of the former Brexit Minister David Frost and was hosting European Commission Vice-President Maros
Vladimir Putin has been banging the anti-NATO drum for over 20 years, and that message has worked: Russia has been able to scare its neighbors into the arms of NATO. But, a massive land invasion of Ukraine would take a significant mobilization
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Omicron variant creates a near-vertical increase in COVID-19 infections, according to a World Health Organisation official, and there is a “limited window of opportunity” for countries in Europe to prevent their health-care systems from being overloaded. That
Global Firepower ranks Russia as the second-most-powerful military power – so how does its military strength compare to Britain’s?In comparison to the UK, Russia has an estimated total military personnel of 3 million – while the UK has only 275,660. Russia’s airpower
