French Army Kills Senior Al-Qaeda Leader in Mali Strike
A senior leader of an Al Qaeda-linked militant group has been killed by French troops in a military operation in
Archive for November 2020
Trump Was Good for the EU. Too Bad the EU Didn’t Take Advantage
Somehow Donald J. Trump seems to be on his way out of the White House some time by early 2021.
Activists Urge Armenian Prime Minister to Resign
Protesters are urging Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to step down from office after inking a deal with Russia to
Denmark Withdraws Order to Cull Minks Amid Virus Outbreak
The government of Denmark has withdrawn an order to cull the entire mink population after realizing it had zero authority
Facing a Second Wave of Lockdowns, is the EU Ready to Build a Fully Digital Economy?
As much of Europe undertakes renewed lockdowns in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus, the pressure is
Russia Sends Peacekeepers to Nagorno-Karabakh Amid Deadly Dispute
The government of Russia has sent at least 2,000 individuals tasked to maintain peace in Nagorno-Karabakh as the long dispute
France, Germany Eye Stricter Rules Versus Terrorism in Europe
France and Germany are urging to tighten the borders within the European Union (EU) after eight people were suspected killed
EU, Britain Rush Trade Deal as Brexit Transition Period Nears End
The European Union (EU) has again renewed talks with the United Kingdom (UK) to try to resolve both parties’ differences
Russia Eyes Immunity of Ex-Leaders From Prosecution
Russian lawmakers are considering the passage of a bill that would give presidents a lifelong immunity from prosecution beyond their
European Retail Sector Needs Greater Support Amidst Pandemic
Credit rating agency Moody’s recently warned that the “perfect storm” unleashed by the potent second wave of the coronavirus pandemic
Oxford: Late-Stage Trial Results for Potential Vaccine ‘Likely This Year’
The University of Oxford was hoping to present within the year the results of its late-stage trial on a potential