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Macron's rating falls to lowest since 2019 amid pension reform

The unpopular pension reform is contributing to the decline in French President Emmanuel Macron’s popularity, writes Le Journal du Dimanche referring to a poll by the French Institute of Public Opinion (Ifop). The Ifop survey was carried out from March 9 to March 16. 1,952 people participated in...

Ukraine to set up nuclear fuel production in three years

In three years, Ukraine intends to start manufacturing nuclear fuel for nuclear power plants, which will eventually be sold to other nations. According to the press office of the country’s ministry of energy, Ukraine has begun producing fuel components for VVER-1000 reactors and will soon begin...

FT: Beijing forces Hong Kong politicians to give up foreign passports

Famous politicians and powerful businessmen in Hong Kong are being pressured by the Chinese government to give up their foreign passports if they want to be elected to the National People's Congress (NPC). The Financial Times refers to three sources. One of them is an ex-deputy of this body,...

UN Secretary General calls on developed countries to allocate up to 0.20% of national income to help neighbors

According to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, developed nations must keep their promise to assist the least developed nations. He demanded that 0.15 to 0.20 percent of nations’ gross domestic product be set aside to aid less fortunate countries. "It is also time for developed countries to...

WHO urges to prepare for new pandemic

Richard Peabody, an epidemiologist for the World Health Organization (WHO), told the Spanish newspaper El Pais that the global community needs to be ready for the chance that bird flu could spark a new pandemic. Now, as the expert pointed out, there are worries that this infection could spread...

WSJ: US Department of Energy concludes that COVID-19 pandemic was caused by lab leak

The COVID-19 pandemic most likely resulted from a laboratory breach in China, according to the US Department of Energy. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), who used information from an intelligence assessment. This version was recommended by the Bureau in 2021. Other US...

Nearly 5 million refugees apply for EU for protection in 2022

Nearly a million asylum applications were granted in EU nations in 2022, according to the EU Agency for Migration. Most of them are from Syria and Afghanistan. The EU Agency for Migration released a summary of data for EU nations, Switzerland, and Norway for 2022. An early estimate from the...

China declares full victory over COVID-19 pandemic

As the nation has fully recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, Wang Yi, head of the Foreign Affairs Commission Office of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, stated that Chinese authorities are prepared to reestablish contact with Europe and the rest of the world. Politicians in Europe and...

United States Attempts To Lure India Away From Russia By Displaying F-35s And Bombers

This week, the US brought the F-35, its most advanced fighter jet, along with F-16s, Super Hornets, and B-1B bombers to India for the first time in an effort to lure New Delhi away from Russia, its longtime military supplier.   India, which is frantically trying to update its largely...

US's Lockheed Martin And Raytheon Sanctioned By China Over Charges Of Selling Weapons To Taiwan

In its most recent sanctions against the two American defense contractors, the commerce ministry of CHina added Lockheed Martin Corp. and Raytheon Technologies Corp. to a "unreliable entities list" on Thursday due to sale of weapons to Taiwan.   The measures were...
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