Bayer Reveals Monsanto Had ‘Watch Lists’ of GMO Opponents in 7 EU Countries
Bayer has inherited a large number of lawsuits with its 63-billion-dollar takeover of US company Monsanto.
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Ivan Dikov is a Bulgarian journalist and author. He studied political science / international relations and history at Dartmouth College and later in Sofia, in the Eastern Balkans. He’s served for five years as the editor-in-chief of Bulgaria’s largest English-language media – Novinite.com. As a freelancer, he has collaborated with media from the US, the UK, Germany, and Australia.
French Court Rules in Favor of Life Support in Divisive ‘Passive Euthanasia’ Case
France's laws permit the so called "passive euthanasia" but it is becoming the matter of an increasingly heated debate.
Strache Scandal in Austria ‘a Trap’ to ‘Blame Russia’, Russian Media Say
Austria's now former Vice Chancellor Strache had been gotten "drunk" before the sting operation, according to one Russian newspaper.
Far-right Party Quits Austria’s Cabinet over Russian Ties Leak Scandal
Austria will likely hold early elections in September as Chancellor Kurz broke up the ruling colaition with the far-right in
Germany Set for Largest Defense Budget Boost since Cold War, Still Far off NATO Target
If it materializes,, the step could be deemed a major German concession to US President Donald Trump's constant criticism.
UK’s Cross-party Talks on Brexit Deal Set to Fail on Finding Compromise
May's cross-party talks with Labor seem to have achieved little more than angering her own party.
UK Leader May Readies to Quit over Brexit Impasse, Boris Johnson Seeks to Succeed Her
The fourth and last parliamentary vote on the UK's Brexit deal with the EU is widely espected to be unsuccessful.
Denmark’s Leader Favors Referendum on Joining EU Security and Defense Policy
Denmark has had an opt-out on the EU's joint defense initiatives since 1993.
Merkel Admits to ‘Scuffles’ with Macron, Insists Franco-Germany Always Finds ‘Middle Way’
Both leaders have described their arguments as having positive outcomes for their countries and Europe.
Austria Bans Girls from Wearing Muslim Headscarves in Primary Schools
Austria already has a "burqa ban" for public places introduced in 2017.
Ex-Leader of Basque Terrorist Group ETA Caught in France after 17 Years on the Run
Josu Ternera has been in hiding to avoid a sentence for a terrorist attack that killed 11 people in Spain's