Peter Marki-Zay, a political outcast with no party association, will compete against Prime Minister Viktor Orban one year from now for leadership of Hungary after on Sunday winning an opposition run-off primary. Marki-Zay win a victory over leftist Klara Dobrev, who swore to help him at the top of a collusion of six resistance groups […]
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A court has temporarily halted the trial of four Egyptians accused of murdering an Italian student, citing worries that they are unaware of their charges. In February 2016, Giulio Regeni’s dismembered body was discovered in a ditch in Cairo. Four Egyptian security forces members were set to stand trial in Rome in his absence, accused […]
Protesters unleashed widespread violence against the decision to make the Covid Greenpass mandatory in the country. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets, including in Rome and Milan. Several policemen and protesters were injured. Police used tear gas and water cannon as violence in the heart of Rome escalated. Juliano Castelino, leader of the neo-fascist […]
In a major challenge to the EU’s legal structure, Poland’s top court has rejected the notion of EU law preceding national law in some judicial situations. Some EU treaty clauses, according to the Constitutional Tribunal, are incompatible with Poland’s constitution. It stated that Polish judges should not utilise EU law to call into doubt the […]
A former concentration camp guard has gone on trial 76 years after World War II ended for helping in the murder of 3,518 detainees at Sachsenhausen near Berlin. Josef S is charged with aiding and abetting the shooting of Soviet POWs and the murder of others with Zyklon B gas. Time is running out for […]
Two researchers have been awarded the 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the principles of a new type of chemical that can help make the field of chemistry more green. The award was won by German researcher Benjamin List and British-American researcher David Macmillan. Born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1968, List holds a PhD […]
The top 16 airlines in Europe will refund within seven days of cancelling their flight. The decision was made in discussions with the European Commission and the National Protection Authority. The companies also said they were committed to providing information about their rights if the airlines were likely to cancel. Aegean Airlines, Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, […]
Australia approves India’s Covid vaccine Covishield. With the launch of the International Air Service, passengers who have been vaccinated by the Covishield will be admitted to the Vaccinated category. The decision is reassuring for many, including students from India. The ban on international flights will be lifted next month. The Chinese vaccine is approved by […]
Rachel Haynes, Australian women’s cricketer and vice-captain of the team, shares the joy of giving birth to a baby boy amid frustration at not being able to play in the lone cricket Test against India. Rachel Haynes, who made headlines for her same-sex marriage, and Australian star life partner Lee Polton gave birth yesterday. Haynes […]
Two Belarusian coaches are being investigated for allegedly attempting to coerce an athlete to return home from the Tokyo Olympics. After criticising her trainers, Krystsina Tsimanouskaya claims she was transported to the airport in Tokyo against her will. After expressing concerns about her safety, the athlete was given police protection and later granted refuge by […]









