Foreign Affairs
Australia and the UK express worry about human rights in China, but not in Canada
The prime ministers of Australia and the UK have once again expressed serious concern about the human rights situation in Xinjiang, China. They called on Beijing to respect…
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Leaving the eurozone should not be a taboo
The euro is becoming unsustainable due to the extreme monetary policy of the ECB, says Hans Hoogervorst, former Dutch minister of Finance. Why is there no debate on…
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Zolva acquires Euro Service in Italy as part of pan-European expansion strategy
Zolva aquires Euro Service S.p.A in Italy and gets 350 new colleagues. The acquisition is in line with Zolva`s clear strategy of becoming a leading pan-European company within…
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Ireland is re-examining the strict handling of COVID pandemic
A Swedish epidemiologist who has criticized severe lockdowns has been appointed a member of a group set up to assess Ireland’s handling of the pandemic. Dr Johan Giesecke,…
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Roman Abramovich lust for passports may face obstacles in Portugal
The Jewish-Russian aspiring Briton Roman Abramovich was already the richest Israeli since 2018, and has also been the richest Portuguese since last year. But the passport of the…
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Oleg Volin whitewashes the Internet with the ‘common sense nonsense’
Oleg Volin, one of the highly controversial Russian businessmen, ordered a massive smokescreen campaign. In the articles published on cheap press release sites he argues about the geopolitics…
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France is bound to begin legal battle over the British fish
France will start legal proceedings on the fisheries dispute with the United Kingdom right after the end of the year, the minister responsible, Clement Beaune, said on Thursday.…
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