Who would have wanted to meet Barack Obama if he could time travel? Jesus, it turns out, and Abraham Lincoln, a leader who had to hold a country together during a bloody civil war. This requires, the former American president said on Sunday evening in a stage discussion at the investment and technology fair FTI … Read more
Russia’s control over Europe’s nuclear fuel supply chain is only tightening, and its new venture to supply European reactors is causing outrage in Germany, which has turned its back on the technology. Bloomberg writes about this. Thousands of Germans are reportedly irritated by the Moscow-controlled Rosatom corporation’s far-reaching plans in their country. The global nuclear … Read more
The largest art fair in Europe witnessed sales that reached record prices, including a rare painting by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh and works by Picasso and Kees van Dongen, according to what the organizers of this event, which concluded on Friday, announced. Officials at the European Fine Arts Exhibition explained that the value … Read more
Qatargate The Belgian investigators have not violated Eva Kaili’s parliamentary immunity. This is what Roberta Metsola, the President of the European Parliament, says. Roberta Metsola said on Monday during the plenary session of the European Parliament that the conclusion of the investigation by the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee was that Eva Kaili’s immunity was … Read more
Cryptocurrencies continue to lead the markets, gaining from expectations of the imminent end of the monetary tightening cycle and the tendency of central banks to reduce interest rates. As the market continues its gains and records historic levels, expectations indicate that Bitcoin will reach unprecedented levels after exceeding the level of $74,000 in recent transactions. … Read more
Asian Stocks Rise as Risk Sentiment Improves Ahead of US Inflation Data Asian Stocks Rise as Risk Sentiment Improves Ahead of US Inflation Data Broader Risk Sentiment Boosts Asian Stocks Most Asian stocks saw gains on Thursday, primarily led by technology shares, as a general improvement in risk sentiment was felt across markets. Investors eagerly … Read more
Largest Display of Defiance Against Putin in Years: Thousands of Russians Honor Alexei Navalny In a massive display of defiance against President Vladimir Putin, thousands of Russians braved the cold to honor opposition politician Alexei Navalny at his funeral earlier this month, in what has been hailed as one of the largest protests against Putin … Read more
Today, March 8, another International Women’s Day is celebrated. But in reality the only rights that are retreating in the West in the 21st century are those of women, with the first right to abortion. It is a right that Western societies took for granted in the second half of the 20th century, but in … Read more
During a meeting in Istanbul with Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he was ready to host a Russia-Ukraine summit. Since the start of the conflict, the Turkish president has presented himself as an intermediary between the belligerents. However, he reiterated his support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine, his “strategic ally”. He … Read more
Did Union get lead in its wings in its 44th game of the season? For fifteen minutes, the Belgian leader flashed as he has been racing through the Jupiler Pro League since September. But a goal from Michy Batshuayi, born in Brussels, formed in Anderlecht and Liège, handed Union its first European home defeat. Fenerbahçe … Read more