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Concerns about the far-right party are growing in Germany

Fears that the apathy of voters in the parliamentary elections on September 24 could lead to the victory of the far-right party "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) are growing in Germany, Reuters writes. Such fears have already forced the chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel and her main rival to call...

Fight for clean air: 7 countries against internal combustion engines

After 192 countries signed the Paris Agreement, they began to introduce measures to reduce carbon emissions. One of such measures was promotion and stimulation of electric vehicles. Over the past few years, a real revolution of clean energy has begun in a number of countries. Their citizens began...

Japan, India Agree To Deepen Defence With China In Mind

As they seek to counter growing Chinese influence across Asia, the leaders of India and Japan agreed to push for more cooperation with Australia and the United States and to deepen defence ties with each other. Skipping the tradition of visiting the capital of New Delhi, for the tenth...

Myanmar's Rohingya Crisis May Be Taken Advantage Of By Terror Groups

Sparking fears the country could become fertile ground for transnational terror groups, the issue of Muslim marginalization in Myanmar has captivated the attention of Islamic State-inspired extremists. the Rohingya — an ethnic minority that is predominately Muslim, has been...

The French people voted for Labour Reforms, there is no turning back: French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe

The French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe gently reminded protestors if this year’s election verdict is of any indication, the French people want Labour Reforms. On Wednesday, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe stated while would make efforts to address the core concerns of demonstrations...

What does Catalonia's independence mean for Europe and the world?

On the eve of the referendum on Catalonia's independence scheduled for October 1, the confrontation between Barcelona and Madrid reached its climax. The Government of Spain intends to prevent the referendum, both legal and by force, including bringing the organizers to criminal liability. From the...

Tsipras: Greece will live without the IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should decide whether it will finance the current program of financial assistance to Greece before the end of the year, and whether Greece will help complete the key review of the assistance program on time, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday. In...

Just Hours After Hopes For A Breakthrough, Saudi Arabia Squashes Talks With Qatar

After a report of a phone call between the leaders of Saudi Arabia and Qatar suggested a breakthrough in the Gulf dispute, accusing Qatar of "distorting facts," Saudi Arabia on Saturday suspended any dialogue with Qatar. State media from both countries reported earlier that Gulf...

North Korea Could Actually Be Helped By Tougher Sanctions That The UN Is Considering

In a bid to pressure the country to give up its nuclear ambitions, the United States and its allies have ratcheted up sanctions against North Korea. However, some analysts are of the opinion that it might prove a losing strategy. In fact, as firms develop better methods of...

Nine most global cities on Earth

A global city is a city considered to be an important element of the world economic system. Such a city usually bears key importance for large regions of the Earth and has a serious political, economic or cultural impact on them. In contrast to the concept of "metropolis", which can be used in...