See Ten most read topics in the news The royal family of Britain has started to contest Prince Harry and his wife Meghan’s racism claims. In a statement, the Queen said the charge of racism was “concerning” and would be “taken very seriously.” In order not to escalate tension, the Queen also added that the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news France is working to fix the disastrous image of the AstraZeneca vaccine in the country after many in the country feel reluctant to take it. unlike the vaccine made by Pfizer and Moderna, the efficacy of the AstraZeneca vaccine has been questioned after confusion about its trial […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A British family got stranded abroad after they accidentally left their passports on a plane. The family of 5 flew to Geneva on a skiing holiday with EasyJet airline. The 29-yr-old Victoria Walker said her daughter had put the passports in the seat in front of them. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to numerous German newspapers, thieves succeeded in stealing over $1 billion from a German museum. the perpetrators ignited a fire at a nearby power distributor at about 5 a.m. to cut the museum’s electricity supply. This automatically disabled the alarms. The thieves then bent the iron […]
See Ten most read topics in the news It seems Germany is trying to make good the infamous 1884 Berlin Conference that was aimed at deviding Africa among the colonial masters. German Chancellor Angela Merkel launched the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) in 2017 during Germany’s G20 presidency with a promise to generate additional private […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to German newspaper, Der Spiegel, Volkswagen Chief Executive, Herbert Diess, was told about the existence of cheating software in their cars two months before regulators blew the whistle on a multi-billion exhaust emissions scandal, but he did nothing to stop it because it was all his […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Multiple Russian news outlets report that Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists have begun prisoner exchange in eastern Ukraine. This prisoner swap is seen as a key part of implementing the Minsk agreements which is a framework for peace that is intended to bring about a ceasefire between Ukraine […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Supporters of Catalonia gaining independence from Spain have travelled 1,200 km to Brussels to ask the European Union for support. Brussels police said they counted over 45 thousand participants in the protest. The protesters could be heard shouting “Jump! Jump! Jump! it’s the spanish who don’t jump” […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Due to what can be described as disturbance of peace by Muslim radicals all over the world, governments are taking steps in tightening securities in their countries. Over a week ago Austria decided to ban the wearing of “burqa veil” in public. However, the ban has been […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Theresa May’s offer of a state visit to President Donald Trump was greeted with the threat of mass protests by opponents. Infact hundreds of thousands of people had signed a petition against the proposed visit. Trump’s visit will now take place without being regarded as a full […]
See Ten most read topics in the news During a meeting with European Union leaders in Belgium, President Donald Trump systematically voiced significant displeasure about Germany’s trade surplus and he added that “the Germans are bad, very bad.” White House chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, tried to defend Trump’s statement by saying that Trump’s comments […]
See Ten most read topics in the news What a shameful thing. Some call it scandal as U.S President Donald Trump was caught on camera pushing Montenegro Prime Minister, Dusko Markovic. While attending the NATO summit in Brussels on Thursday 25-May-2017, Trump intentionally pushed PM Markovic away in order for him (Trump) to be at […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Ariana Grande concert incident – Social media footage shows a crowd panicking after a blast took place at Manchester arena. At least 22 deaths and over 50 injuries have been reported. American Singer Ariana Grande was performing at the concert where the blast took place but witness […]
See Ten most read topics in the news EU court says headscarf ban in workplace is not discriminatory – The European Union Court of Justice has ruled that private businesses in europe can forbid Muslim women in their employ from wearing headscarves if the ban is part of a policy of neutrality within the company […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to police, refugees from Syria are said to have been committing crimes in Germany. The same thing is now applicable in Austria. An Austrian court has found eight Iraqi nationals guilty of gang-raping a German tourist on New Year’s Eve and sentenced them to prison terms […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The critics of ex U.S president, Barack Obama should think twice after reading this. An unofficial campaign that was launched to “bring France out of its apathy” and elect Barack Obama as France’s new president. More than 40,000 people have signed the spoof petition calling for Barack […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A woman, Irene Clennell, who was married to a British man for 27 years has been deported back to Singapore. She stayed outside U.K. for more than 2 years and thereby invalidated her indefinite stay in Britain. Foreigners with indefinite stay in Britain are not allowed to […]
