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Around three booked on charge of desecrating monuments

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As many as three people have been booked in Poland on charges of desecrating monuments and offending religious feelings. As per the case, the arrested persons hanged flags symbolizing LGBT on some statues situated in the country. The flags were hanged on statues of Copernicus and several other persons Pols consider as sacred or respectable. […]

Russia to commence vaccine campaign soon

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The European country of Russia is planning to commence a mass vaccination campaign in the time frame of two months. Recently, the Russian government announced that they had discovered an effective vaccine against Covid-19. Then, many experts expressed their disbelief in the claims made by the European superpower. Some even questioned the authenticity of the […]

Dr. Rodchenkov appears before media

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From his hide out in the United States of America, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov has appeared in an International media outlet based in the United Kingdom. He went hiding shortly after the revelation about the Russian sports doping. On the basis of the revelation, Russia faced serious legal actions. There were reports that Russia deployed a […]

Belarus witnesses serious protest

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The European country of Belarus has witnessed serious protest against the decision of the present president of the country to contest for the post once again for the sixth term. As per a report released by a human rights group, as many as tens of thousands of people have participated in the protest organised at […]

Turkey tightens its grip over social media

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The Turkish parliament has cleared a controversial law, which has provisions to control the operation of social media platforms. As per the law, all social media firms with more than a million Turkish users is to set up local offices and comply with requests to remove content. The law has provisions to punish with fines […]

Iran sends British-Austrian woman to notorious prison

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Kylie Moore-Gilbert, the British-Australian woman who was sentenced to ten-year-imprisonment for espionage in Iran, has been shifted to a notorious prison. She was a lecturer at Melbourne University. She was jailed in the year 2018. It was alleged that she was denied the opportunity for fair trial. She denied all charges levelled against her. Australia […]