Ex-CIA Counterterrorism Officer Describes What Awaits Assange in the US On Friday, a London court has ruled in favour of a US government appeal to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. John Kiriakou, a former CIA Counterterrorism Officer and former Senior Investigator on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee spoke about the British court's decision and what awaits Assange in the US 11.12.2021
The Russian President and the Greek Prime Minister discussed the Cyprus problem and the "unfriendly attitude of NATO" at the talks Today the Russian President met with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Sochi 10.12.2021
Putin: NATO's Policy Towards Russia 'Confrontational' Moscow has repeatedly objected NATO's eastward expansion, and the issue was among the topics discussed by Russian President Putin and his US counterpart Biden during a virtual meeting on 7 December 09.12.2021
Germany’s new govt coalition deal finally signed Germany’s Social Democrats have struck a coalition deal with the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats for the first time in the nation’s history 08.12.2021
Man kills family, self ‘for fear of arrest over fake Covid pass’ A suicide note left by a man in Germany who killed his wife and three kids before taking own life, claims he feared he’d be arrested and his children taken away over a falsified Covid-19 vaccination certificate 07.12.2021
Putin announces military partnership between Russia and India Russia and India have plans to work together across a range of military matters, including joint exercises, President Vladimir Putin revealed on Monday 06.12.2021
A Non-Peaceful Settlement: Why the War in Syria Doesn't End About the military conflict in Syria 05.12.2021
Date of Putin-Biden talks announced Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold talks with his US counterpart Joe Biden on Tuesday evening, the Kremlin has announced 04.12.2021
Gaddafi’s son back in Libyan presidential race Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of Libya’s former leader, has been reinstated as a presidential candidate by a court in Sebha 03.12.2021
Austrian Chancellor Schallenberg stepping down Alexander Schallenberg has announced he is resigning as chancellor of Austria, just two months after taking office. He said he would remain in the post until his party agrees a new leader in the wake of Sebastian Kurz’s departure 02.12.2021
Argentine ex-president charged in spying case Former Argentine president Mauricio Macri has been charged with illegal spying in a case related to his government’s surveillance of grief-stricken families of a missing submarine’s crew 01.12.2021
Russian generals will be able to serve longer Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill to extend the service life of senior officers. Russian generals, admirals and marshals will now be able to serve longer if the need arises 30.11.2021
Germany Rejects Sanctions Policy on Nord Stream 2 Amid Tensions With US The newly completed Nord Stream 2 is awaiting clearance from a German regulator before Russia can start exporting gas through it 29.11.2021
Morocco suspends air traffic due to Omicron Morocco has announced the suspension of all “direct” passenger flights due to the new coronavirus variant, Omicron 28.11.2021
Students killed in Kosovo bus shooting Three people, including at least one teenage student, were killed in the breakaway Serbian province of Kosovo when one or several gunmen opened fire on a bus 27.11.2021
Imprisoned Assange could get married by New Year Julian Assange and his fiancée Stella Moris have formally registered their intention to get married in maximum security Belmarsh prison, where the Wikileaks co-founder is being held 26.11.2021
Dozens dead after migrant boat capsizes Over 30 migrants have drowned after a boat capsized off Calais, France, during an attempt to cross the English Channel to the UK 25.11.2021
Sweden’s first female PM resigns hours after being elected Newly elected Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has announced her resignation just hours after making history as the country’s first woman premier 24.11.2021
European court rules against Turkey in mass legal action The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the Turkish government violated the rights of 427 judges who were detained following the country’s failed 2016 coup attempt, accusing officials of unlawfully holding them 23.11.2021
EU country arrests over 100 following anti-lockdown riots More than 100 people have been arrested over three nights of violent anti-lockdown riots that rocked the Netherlands over the weekend 22.11.2021
