Recent statements from Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s longstanding foreign minister and a key ally of President Vladimir Putin, have sparked apprehension on social media, raising concerns about a potential future invasion by Moscow into another European nation. Lavrov’s remarks come in the aftermath of a significant meeting in Transnistria, a breakaway region of the former Soviet republic of... 

Over the weekend, Vienna was hit with a bloodbath after an Afghan migrant butchered three prostitutes inside a Thai massage parlor that also served as an illegal brothel. Police say the man already confessed to the crime after being interrogated all night on Saturday. The three women, who were stabbed dozens of times, were murdered Friday night going into Saturday morning. The girls worked at the... 

In a controversial move, Ghanaian lawmakers have overwhelmingly passed a bill criminalizing homosexual activity, brushing aside warnings from Western governments, including the US and France. The legislation, officially titled the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill but widely known as the Anti-Gay Bill, received unanimous approval from parliament on Wednesday, marking the culmination... 

The image generation feature in Google’s Gemini AI tool was temporarily disabled after it flatly refused to create images of white people and generated inaccurate but ultra-woke images for historical prompts, but it has another very big problem that needs to be addressed as well: the tool is full-blown communist. Proving that many people’s fears about where this technology was headed were completely... 

In Florida, a significant legislative move unfolded, aiming to restrict the sale of lab-made meat while preserving avenues for scientific exploration in this rapidly evolving field. The pushback against lab-made meat gained momentum in both chambers of the Legislature, setting the stage for a potential ban. However, lawmakers, cognizant of the importance of scientific advancement, tweaked the legislation... 

Microsoft is facing significant backlash following revelations in its recent diversity report, where it proudly announced that it pays white employees less than their racial minority counterparts in similar roles. The report highlights the company’s “pay equity agenda” and discloses that racial minorities eligible for rewards earn $1.007 for every $1 earned by white employees in... 

The recent developments in Transnistria, particularly its appeal to Russia for “protection,” have raised concerns about the potential for a significant geopolitical shift in the region. Speculation abounds that Transnistria, a Russian-controlled enclave in Moldova, might be moving towards voting to join Russia, marking the first such referendum since 2006. The current deployment of Russia’s... 

The growing debate over Canada’s proposed Online Harms Act, also known as Bill C-63, raises concerns about the erosion of democratic values. Critics argue that the legislation, aimed at curbing “online hate,” could transform Canada into an authoritarian regime rather than upholding democratic principles. The comparison is drawn with communist states that adopt deceptive names, similar... 

Ukraine has been given the greenlight to formalize its membership of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg who declared the decision was made “for your security and for ours.” “Ukraine will join NATO. It is not a question of if, but of when,” Stoltenberg declared as western leaders gathered in Kyiv to pledge support and mark the second anniversary of Russia’s... 

Germany is reportedly exploring diplomatic channels with India and Arab nations to secure additional artillery shells for Ukraine. Concerns about potential collapse of Kyiv’s defenses due to ammunition shortages prompted Western intelligence warnings. The US, Ukraine’s primary donor, has faced delays in providing defense aid due to Congressional approval issues. House Republicans link aid approval... 

French President Emmanuel Macron has openly discussed the potential deployment of European troops to Ukraine in an effort to aid Kyiv in its war against Russia. This consideration, though currently unlikely, prompted a strong response from the Kremlin, with a NATO official stating that the alliance has “no plans” to deploy combat troops in Ukraine. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, present... 

Poverty levels in Argentina hit a multiple-year high in January following the drastic economic reforms carried out by newly installed President Javier Milei, the Social Debt Observatory of the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) said in its latest report released this past weekend. According to the data, the share of people in poverty in the country surged to 57.4% last month, the highest since... 

Grain traders imported 1 million tons of Ukrainian wheat into Romania this season, making Romania the second-largest export market for Ukrainian wheat after Spain (3.3 million tons), Romanian business portal Economica.net reported, citing data from the Ukrainian customs authorities. In the market year that started on July 1 last year, Ukrainian wheat exports fell by 4 percent compared to the previous... 

The secessionist region of Transnistria, internationally recognized as part of Moldova, appears poised to inject new tension into Russia’s war in Ukraine. A congress of deputies from various local administrative levels is scheduled for February 28 in the capital, Tiraspol, a format previously reserved for significant events since the unilateral declaration of independence in 1990. Dissident... 

Lord Jacob Rothschild, the renowned financier and member of the esteemed Rothschild banking family, has passed away at the age of 87, as confirmed by his family. Lord Rothschild, a prominent figure in both finance and the arts, began his career in the family bank, NM Rothschild & Sons, in 1963. Notably, he co-founded the J Rothschild Assurance Group, now known as St James’s Place, in 1980...