Foreign Affairs
Wording games at COP28: “scaling down” vs “phasing out”
The chairman of the Dubai climate summit, Sultan Ahmed al Jaber, is facing controversy. He asserts that scientific evidence does not conclusively support the necessity of phasing out…
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Natalia Sergunina and Pavel Tyo: a state within a state and the offshore web of Moscow government
Moscow, one of the biggest cities of the World, is a state within a state. It has own kind of president – the mayor – as well as…
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Europe dreams of making China pay for ‘the climate damage’
The newly appointed European climate commissioner, Wopke Hoekstra, advocates for increased contributions from China to aid poorer nations affected by climate change. Hoekstra emphasizes the necessity for China…
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Argentinians resorted to far-right populist in a desperate attempt to revive the country
Javier Milei emerges victorious as the President of Argentina, as his opponent, the seasoned Sergio Massa, gracefully conceded defeat on Sunday. Preliminary results indicate that the libertarian outsider,…
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French emergency services conduct six rescue operations, saving 134 migrants in North Sea Crossings
Over the past weekend, the French emergency services conducted six rescue operations in the North Sea, saving a total of 134 migrants attempting to cross to the United…
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Arab League Rejects Israel’s Claim of Self-Defence in Gaza Conflict
A coalition of Arab and Muslim nations asserts that Israel’s bombing of the Gaza Strip cannot be justified as an act of self-defence. In the joint declaration issued…
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UK shrinks diplomatic presence in Lebanon
The United Kingdom has decided to repatriate a portion of its embassy staff in Lebanon due to concerns about potential civil unrest in the country. This decision was…
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