No Comments French fishing fleet owners have threatened the UK government with a two-week deadline to grant them licences to catch in the UK waters. They have threatened to block the Channel Tunnel and the ferry port of Calais, preventing imports from entering Britain after the deadline. The fight over fishing rights began after Jersey administration refused […]
No Comments In a major blow to the brand image of Chinese mobile phones, the government of Lithuania is discouraging citizens from using Chinese mobile devices. The government said that the Chinese mobile phones were found to come with built-in censorship capabilities undermining freedom of speech and personal data security. On Sept. 21, the Lithuanian government report […]
No Comments In the recently held summit on Crimea, Ukraine has called on Russia to end the occupation of Crimea and return the same ‘peacefully’. During the summit held on 23 August, the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in his inaugural speech said: “Ukrainian Crimea was a guarantee of regional stability. Now it is a powder keg.” The […]
No Comments The Scottish National Party and the Scottish Greens agree on a power-sharing deal on Friday that could pave the way to another referendum on Scotland’s independence from the U.K. in the coming couple of years. Though the deal does not put the coalition in power after the SNP fell one seat short of an overall […]
No Comments The Nord Stream-2 natural gas pipeline will soon become operational despite Washington’s attempt to politicize the project, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said last week. Her response came after US President Joe Biden on 15 July had said: “My view on Nord Stream 2 has been known for some time. Good friends can disagree… […]
No Comments Over 3000 people assembled in west Belfast on June 10th to protest against the Northern Ireland protocol which considers the country as a part of the single market and enforces the EU customs on products coming from Britain.
No Comments Earlier this week Denmark passed a law enabling it to process asylum seekers outside Europe. The legislation was passed on June 3 where 70 lawmakers voted in favor of the law. The new law now establishes a system where an asylum-seeker will need to apply in person at the Danish border and then be flown […]
No Comments The Spanish government has deployed troops in the North African enclave of Ceuta as over 5000 migrants have managed to cross into the Spanish territory by either climbing over the fences in the border between Ceuta and Morocco or to swim into the enclave’s shores, one person was reported to have died during the attempt. […]
No Comments A group of retired French generals have warned in an open letter that France is sliding toward a civil war due to the government’s failure to control mass migration and creeping Islamism in the country. The letter also warns against cultural Marxism, runaway multi-culturalism and the expansion of no-go zones in France. The letter also […]
No Comments Scotland went to polls on Thursday in a parliamentary election that could decide the fate of United Kingdom. A win for the Scottish National Party (SNP) will decide the new independence referendum that might result in the break-up of the United Kingdom. Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who leads the pro-independence Scottish National Party (SNP), […]
