It has been a pleasure to be with you all the way since 2009. 15 years of dedicated labor, trying to keep the people of the world informed about many topics of interest. It has been a bumpy ride with ups and down but as you all know everything has a beginning and an ending and sadly this is our end. We will keep the website online for a few more days after which it will be completely shut down. What... 

In recent developments, the states of South Dakota and Georgia have enacted legislation purportedly aimed at combatting antisemitism, but with significant implications for religious freedom and freedom of expression. Governors Kristi Noem and Brian Kemp signed bills into law that adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Association (IHRA)’s working definition of antisemitism, ostensibly... 

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced plans to bolster the country’s military might by creating two new combined arms armies, 14 divisions, and 16 brigades by the end of the year. This move, revealed during a meeting with defense chiefs, comes amid growing concerns about Moscow’s aggressive posture following Vladimir Putin’s disputed reelection. Shoigu emphasized the need... 

In the early hours of Thursday, Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, faced heavy missile attacks, marking the first such assault in six weeks. The strikes occurred shortly after a visit to the city by US national security adviser Jake Sullivan, indicating a brazen display of aggression amidst diplomatic efforts. Despite the onslaught, more than 25,000 people sought shelter in the city’s metro stations,... 

Amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, ethnic Russian volunteer forces have declared their determination to continue their campaign on Russian territory, even as they battle on behalf of Ukraine with the goal to liberate Russia from Vladimir Putin’s dictatorship. Led by Denis Kapustin, the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) includes former fighters from the notorious Wagner Group,... 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s congratulatory message to Russian President Vladimir Putin on his “re-election” has sent shockwaves through the European Union, amplifying concerns about political unity and Orban’s alignment with Moscow’s authoritarian regime. In his message to Putin, Orban emphasized the significance of cooperation between Hungary and Russia,... 

The narrative surrounding vaping has long painted it as a safer alternative to smoking, offering nicotine enthusiasts a supposedly less harmful option. However, recent evidence has cast doubt on this perception, highlighting the potential risks associated with e-cigarette use. While vaping may be perceived as a safer option, it’s essential to recognize that “safer” does not equate... 

Leo Varadkar, the Prime Minister of Ireland, has announced his resignation, signaling his intent to step down once a successor is elected. In a heartfelt address to the nation on Wednesday, Varadkar, known for his liberal politics, confirmed his decision to relinquish his roles as both Irish Taoiseach and president of the Fine Gael party. Reflecting on his tenure, he cited achievements such as guiding... 

Automakers have entered into a controversial practice of collecting data on the driving behaviors of Americans, which is then passed on to a data broker, subsequently shared with insurance companies. Kenn Dahl, a 65-year-old resident of Seattle, Washington, found himself among many American drivers experiencing steep rises in car insurance rates. Despite being a conscientious driver with no history... 

A dire warning emerged from a UN monitoring group on Monday, signaling famine conditions in the northern region of Gaza. With approximately 300,000 individuals trapped in the aftermath of prolonged Israeli bombardment, casualties have soared, surpassing 31,000 fatalities. The UN-backed report paints a grim picture, highlighting that over 70% of Gaza’s 2.3 million residents face the threat of... 

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently stirred concern with his assertions regarding the involvement of NATO soldiers in the conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that they are facing significant casualties. Addressing supporters and the media after his re-election victory, Putin underscored Moscow’s awareness of foreign fighters on Ukrainian soil and issued a stark warning about their perilous... 

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s announcement has set off a wave of speculation and discussion across Europe regarding the utilization of frozen Russian assets to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities. In the wake of Russia’s military incursion into Ukraine, Western nations swiftly implemented sanctions, freezing approximately $300 billion in Russian Central Bank funds. Among these... 

France is gearing up for potential international challenges, with its military prepared to engage in the “toughest engagements” to safeguard national interests, according to General Pierre Schill, Chief of Staff of the French Army. In an interview published on Tuesday, Schill emphasized France’s readiness to confront evolving global developments and underscored the nation’s... 

Moldova has taken a decisive diplomatic step in response to Moscow’s controversial actions during the recent Russian presidential election, declaring a Russian diplomat persona non grata. The move comes after Russia set up six polling stations in the breakaway region of Transnistria, a move deemed in violation of agreements between the two nations. Moldova’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs... 

Argentina finds itself grappling with significant economic challenges, yet there remains a glimmer of hope for a turnaround, contingent upon the successful passage of a comprehensive reform package proposed by President Javier Milei. According to Ricardo Markous, CEO of Tecpetrol, a pivotal player in Argentina’s energy sector, the country’s economic woes could be alleviated and fiscal...