The governments of France and the United Arab Emirates signed an agreement this week on energy cooperation to ensure oil and natural gas supplies from the Gulf country as Europe prepares for a potential gas cutoff from Russia. A statement from the French government said that the collaboration is aimed
An undeviating split among Germany’s far-right organizations has risen to the fore in recent months over how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should be responded to and dealt with. Whilst some groups have sided with Russian President Vladmir Putin, his authoritarian rule and imperialist desires, others have elucidated their preference to
Following the interruption of gas supplies to Germany from Russia, fears linger over the speculation that a difficult winter lies ahead. A state of existential angst has mired the German capital in recent times, with many now making practical preparations for a troubling winter. Russian President Vladimir Putin has long
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met last month with Sudanese military leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi in an attempt to reconcile an ongoing border dispute between the two countries. Violent clashes have taken place in recent weeks over such quarrelling, with alarming claims having
A study from combined institutions like the Georgia Institute of Technology and Johns Hopkins University reveals evidence once again that technology is not, per definition, unbiased. Machines have been replacing human hands and minds since the Industrialization era and have now infiltrated all layers of modern societies. The industry’s skyrocketing
