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UK sold Hong Kong to China, alleges emotionally disturbed pro-democratic activist

By admin November 19, 2019 No comment

Politics Trending

A Hong Kong pro-democratic activist, who has found himself emotionally disturbed due to the ongoing confrontation between the pro-democracy camp and the Hong Kong administration controlled by the mainland, has alleged, in a footage appeared in a leading International Media website, that the United Kingdom sold out his city to the Communist Country of China during the

Spy Swap: Norwegian spy Frode Berg freed by Russia

By admin November 16, 2019 No comment

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Russia has released at least two Lithuanian spies and a Norwegian spy, Frode Berg, from their custody. In return, the country has managed to get at least two of its spies freed from the Lithuanian custody. The three country spy swap deal is the most complicated deal the continent of Europe has witnessed in its […]

West closely observes developments in Hong Kong

By admin November 15, 2019 No comment

International Relations News

The western powers, such as the US, UK, Germany and France, are closely observing the developments in the Asian city of Hong Kong. For the last few months, the city has been struggling under the clutches of violence. Several people have lost their life due to violence in the city. Recently, an elderly man, who […]

Donald Tusk advises the UK not to leave EU

By admin November 14, 2019 No comment

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European Council President Donald Tusk has advised the United Kingdom not to leave the European Union. He opined that the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union would mark the actual end of the Great British Empire. Mr. Tusk is going to step down from the post in the near future itself, as […]

Student march jolts France

By admin November 13, 2019 No comment

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Students have gathered in large numbers in several public venues, especially outside educational institutions and government buildings, across France, to express their solidarity with a student, who tried to end his life by torching himself due to his financial difficult. The protesting students say that the self-immolated student is the representative of the French

Poland angry with Netflix documentary about Nazi death camps

By admin November 13, 2019 No comment

Entertainment News

The Polish government has expressed its dissatisfaction against a documentary released by digital content giant Netflix. What that the aforesaid documentary discusses is the sensitive story of Nazi death camps. The Polish government has criticised the digital giant of misrepresenting certain facts about the Nazi occupation in Poland. The government has opposed the

Spain criticises forced removal of Bolivian supremo by military

By admin November 12, 2019 No comment

News

The Spanish government has strongly criticised the formed removal of Bolivian supremo Evo Morales by his country’s military. The removal has come amidst growing protest in Bolivia against the alleged irregularity committed by Mr. Morales during the recent presidential election. It was a regional organisation which first exposed the irregularity. Later, similar stand was

Spain Election: Rightists make major gains; Socialists retain power

By admin November 11, 2019 No comment

News Politics

The fourth election in Spain in less than four yours has also contributed the crisis of political deadlock, like what it contributed in the past three occasions. This time also, making the situation bad to worse, no political party has gained a clear majority in the Spanish parliament. The Spanish parliament has nearly 350 seats. […]

Shocking! Youth gunned down by Police

By admin November 11, 2019 No comment

Crime News

A shocking report from Hong Kong has jolted the social media platforms today. It is the report about a young boy who has been gunned down by a policeman. It is not the first time a report about police atrocity has come from the former British colony. The region for last few months is in […]

German students reach top court with tough question

By admin November 9, 2019 No comment

Food News

Two German students have reached the corridor of the European country’s top court with the tough question of whether collecting food materials from the dustbin of a supermarket could be considered as a stealing crime. A local court in the country earlier imposed a heavy fine on the students for the same. Actually, the students […]