Twenty Four children were told they could not drink water at a school in Germany because three other students in the class were Muslims observing Ramadan, according to a report. The 10-year-old kids in Frankfurt were all denied drinking water due to the tiny minority fasting for the Islamic holy month. German outlet NIUS, notes that the fifth graders informed their parents after two teachers at the... 

Former presidential adviser Iulian Fota vehemently criticized recent statements made by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, which ignited a firestorm of controversy surrounding Romania’s national identity and sovereignty. Medvedev’s assertion that “Romanians are not a nation, but a way of life” on his VK page as reported by Tass, sparked outrage... 

French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a bold statement on Thursday, asserting France’s readiness to utilize nuclear weapons in response to recent nuclear saber-rattling from Russian President Vladimir Putin. In a departure from his usual diplomatic tone, Macron criticized Putin’s threats and underscored France’s advanced weapons program during interviews with French media outlets. The... 

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev vehemently rejected the EU’s demand for the return of Romania’s stolen gold reserves, denouncing it as “impudence” in a scathing rebuke issued on social media. The European Parliament’s resolution, passed on Thursday, called for Moscow to repatriate 91.5 metric tons of gold and cultural artifacts, originally exported to the Russian... 

In the hallowed halls of the European Parliament, a seismic decision reverberated through the chambers, sending shockwaves across diplomatic corridors. Lawmakers, with unwavering resolve, endorsed a non-binding resolution that demanded justice be served, a demand that echoed the cries of a nation for the return of its long-lost gold reserves. The genesis of this saga can be traced back to the tumultuous... 

Italy’s competition authority has levied a hefty fine of €10 million ($11 million) against TikTok for its failure to adequately control the dissemination of content that poses risks to minors and vulnerable individuals, exposing them to potentially harmful material. The antitrust agency, AGCM, criticized TikTok, owned by China’s ByteDance, for its neglect in addressing the specific vulnerabilities... 

A disturbing video has emerged depicting a group of Turkish-speaking students subjecting a 12-year-old victim to torture, including physical assaults and verbal abuse. Filmed in the city of Uetersen in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, the footage captures the victim, identified as Patrick, enduring repeated beatings, forced kneeling, and insults from his attackers. Despite the severity of the... 

Dutch conservative leader Geert Wilders has made a surprising announcement, revealing that he will no longer pursue the position of prime minister in the Netherlands following unsuccessful coalition talks. In a statement released recently, Wilders, who leads the Party for Freedom (PVV), expressed his willingness to step aside for the sake of national unity. Despite his aspirations for a right-wing... 

The announcement made by Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Tuesday, March 12, at the Cotroceni Palace has stirred up discussions across Central Europe and even Turkey regarding his candidacy for the leadership of NATO as a replacement for current leader Jens Stoltenberg. With a sense of responsibility, President Iohannis declared his candidacy on behalf of Romania, citing the country’s performance... 

The European Union’s recent move to outlaw both gas and coal fires in homes within a little over 15 years has sparked controversy and concerns about the financial implications for property owners. This regulation, passed by the European Parliament in collaboration with the European Council, aims to reduce emissions and energy consumption in buildings, with buildings currently accounting for... 

A recent investigation has shed light on a concerning aspect of electric vehicles (EVs), revealing that they might be emitting pollutants into the environment at a staggering rate compared to their fossil fuel counterparts. This revelation comes from a 2022 study conducted by the United Kingdom-based independent global emissions testing and research firm, Emissions Analytics. According to their findings,... 

The upper house of the Swiss parliament on Thursday passed by a modest majority a proposal to allow frozen Russian assets in the country to be given to Ukraine as war reparations, Világgazdaság reports. The issue has sparked heated debate in the shadow of the banking system, a key sector for the country’s neutrality. For the time being, the ruling only allows the government to find a way in international... 

Poland’s foreign minister seems to be lending support to French President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion that NATO troops could end up on the battlefield in Ukraine. Speaking at a conference in Warsaw commemorating the 25th anniversary of Poland joining NATO held at Warsaw University on March 10, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said he “appreciates French President Emmanuel Macron’s... 

During a meeting of Poland’s National Security Council, President Andrzej Duda outlined a major objective for his Washington visit – convincing US leaders to endorse an increased spending requirement for NATO members, aimed at sending a strong message to Russia. Duda proposed that NATO nations should be compelled to allocate a minimum of 3% of their GDP to defense, up from the current 2% guideline.... 

In a significant move reflecting deepening divisions over responses to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, the Czech Republic has chosen to suspend intergovernmental consultations with Slovakia. The decision is a direct response to Slovakia’s stance on Russia’s aggression in Ukraine, particularly highlighting concerns over a recent meeting between Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár and...