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Last week, the Georgian parliament passed a provocative “foreign agent” bill requiring media and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that receive at least 20% of their funding from abroad to register as “agents of foreign influence,” prompting protests and public...
Candidates for the European elections are entering the final stretch of the campaign. With three weeks remaining until the June 9 vote, political parties are intensifying their efforts to mobilize voters. This election will not only...
On Wednesday, May 15, in the small former mining town of Handlova, the Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot four times in the abdomen and arm from close range: a likely politically motivated assasination attempt...
Last Friday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Nigeria to promote the 10th biennial Invictus Games and champion mental health. Four years have passed since the couple stepped out as working royals and the...
An unexpected and vigorous solar storm has captivated observers across the Northern Hemisphere, treating them to a breathtaking display of the Northern Lights. The event, triggered by an unusually strong solar outburst, has not only illuminated...
U.S. President Joe Biden has called Japan and India as “xenophobic” countries for not welcoming immigrants, also lumping these two countries with China and Russia, for all sharing the similarity of not wanting immigrants. These comments...
FTX, a once-thriving cryptocurrency exchange owned by Sam Bankman-Fried, has stated that it expects to repay its customers and creditors in full. The announcement comes after the company’s bankruptcy hearing in late January which outlined that...
The European Union (EU) is now the first union to implement a comprehensive legal framework on the use of AI. These regulations plan to target the societal risks associated with AI systems, particularly those believed to...
A recent study conducted from Ireland reports that flavored vapes can produce over 100 harmful chemicals from being heated and inhaled. Vaping products work by heating chemicals which produces a type of aerosol which is then...
Robbers on land are thieves, but thieves of the seas are called pirates. From the earliest ancient Mediterranean ‘Sea Peoples,’ Illyrians and Tyrrhenians, to the famous pirates of the Caribbean and Black Beard, pirates were impoverished,...
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