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A New Annual Report Talks About NSA’s Bulk Data Collection Process Even With The Congressional Limitation In Place

Decisions are yet to be taken on the reauthorization of Section 702 of the “Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act”. The U.S. high rank “intelligence officer” issued an “annual report” informing that the “National Security Agency” of the United States gathered over “151 million” call records of last...

The Start Of Political Upheaval For France Could Be Marked By Macron Victory

As Emmanuel Macron’s inability to form a parliamentary majority threatens to undermine his authority both domestically and across Europe, France's political course is likely to remain far from certain even with a win for presumed victor Emmanuel Macron....

EU Peers Warn Britons Of ‘No Free Lunch’ After Brexit

No advantages for Britain once it quits the union, maintains Schaeuble of Germany. The Finance Minister of Germany, Wolfgang Schaeuble, remarked saying Britain needs to get it right that it “won't have advantages” when the other twenty seven peers in the European Union stand by. Using a typical...

Lockheed Martin Secures ‘$1.38 Billion’ Pentagon Deal

The aircraft of “F-35 Lightning II” will now be made at Lockheed Martin. According to Pentagon’s report, the Lockheed Martin Corp. has secured the defence contract of “$1.38 billion” for building hundred thirty “F-35 Lightning II aircraft”. The said contract is an “advance acquisition”...

As Tillerson Calls For Sanctions, North Korea Tests Missile

Hours after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson mounted an effort at the United Nations to rally pressure against Kim Jong Un’s regime, North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile. According to a text message from South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, the missile, which was fired at 5:30...

Voter Abstention Threatens To Swing In Le Pen’s Favour As Macron's Lead Narrows,

As Emmanuel Macron's lead against far-right Marine Le Pen has narrowed ahead of the final week of the French Presidential race, his assumed grip on the keys to the Elyee Palace could be loosening. According to the latest Opinionway poll, which saw Le Pen's campaign gaining further...

As Tensions Simmer In the Korean Peninsula, U.S., North Korea Flex Military Muscles

As nations in the region stepped up diplomatic talks to defuse a brewing crisis over Kim Jong Un’s nuclear program, the U.S. and North Korea both showed off their military prowess on Tuesday. U.S. Naval Forces Korea said in a statement that the South Korean port of Busan saw that...

US Aircraft Carrier Could Be Struck At Any Point, Says North Korea

Even as two Japanese navy ships joined a U.S. carrier group for exercises in the western Pacific, in to demonstrate its military might, North Korea was ready to sink a U.S. aircraft, it said. In response to rising tension over the North's nuclear and missile tests, and its threats to...

Ahead Of Tough Brexit Negotiations, Europe Welcomes UK Snap Elections

The upcoming snap election in Britain will bring more clarity to current Brexit negotiations and will lead to a "strong" leadership in Westminster, European officials have shown indicated that they desire EU officials do not foresee any impact on the U.K.'s process to leave the...

China starts corruption therapy in the financial sector

The anti-corruption watchdogs in China once again turned their attention to the country's financial sector after launching an investigation against several high-ranking industry figures, South China Morning Post writes. PRC journalists came to this conclusion after it became known that Yang Jiacai,...