Foreign Affairs
China denies accusations of “government hacking”
China has reacted sharply on US and UK accusations on Chinese government hackers on a large scale on cyber theft. “We want them to immediately stop smothering us.”…
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Britain will keep troops in Syria to defeat Islamic State Again and Again
France and Great Britain just keep their troops in Syria, after the announcement of the United States that they withdraw their troops from the country. France and Great…
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EU’s Moscovici ‘hopeful’ Italy can avoid sanctions
France is not receiving favourable treatment, insists EU Commissioner Rome and Paris are not being held to two different standards, European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici has reiterated today, saying…
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‘No way to change’ Brexit deal, says Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday after talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May that she saw no possibility of reopening the Brexit agreement. Merkel told lawmakers of…
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British citizens should have freedom of movement after Brexit, says chief EU negotiator
Brits have EU citizenship – and they shouldn’t lose their rights, said EU negotiator Guy Verhofstadt. Speaking on the eve of the EU spring summit, the European parliament’s…
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European Court of Justice: Britons can unilaterally withdraw from Brexit
The United Kingdom can unilaterally decide to stop the Brexit and remain in the European Union. This is the opinion of the Advocate General of the European Court…
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Theresa May will escalate the Khashoggi question at G20
Prime Minister Theresa May will address the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi during her talk with the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the G20 summit. May…
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