Alarming pronouncements from prominent figures have sparked public concern about a potential bird flu pandemic. Media coverage intensifies the anxieties, while government actions like testing mandates and unclear responses from officials further fuel public suspicion. The coverage of Bird Flu is becoming increasingly pervasive, making it challenging to keep up
According to shocking data from Eurostat, in 2022, about 3 million EU nationals renounced their citizenship, revealing massive emigration trends within the EU. Since 2011, immigration to the EU has become a contentious issue. Immigrants account for close to one-fifth of the population in several EU nations. But what about
The European Commission declared on Wednesday that, starting early next month, it will impose tariffs as high as 48% on Chinese electric vehicles. The European Commission has imposed fresh duties of its own on Chinese electric vehicles, batteries, solar panels, steel, aluminum, and medical equipment, approximately one month after President
EU foreign ministers are seriously considering sanctions against Israel if it defies the ICJ’s order to halt its military operation in Rafah, according to Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin, following recent attacks in the area. According to Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin, EU foreign ministers have for the first time
The European Union cracks down on ChatGPT as the AI model fails to meet GDPR standards, with the European Data Protection Board’s report revealing insufficient compliance and ongoing data privacy issues with OpenAI’s attempts to align ChatGPT with EU regulations. Even while the evaluation is still underway, OpenAI doesn’t seem
Josep Borrell, the head of EU foreign policy, said that EU members will have to arrest Netanyahu after the ICC warrant, as all countries in the EU, except Turkey and Ukraine, are bound by the Rome Statute. Will Israel pass a Hague Invasion Act of its own eventually? Josep Borrell,
According to Alexander Matyushin, the Euromaidan protests triggered Ukraine’s nine-year war on Donbass. Alexander Matyushin, also known as “Varyag,” a former leader of the “Varyag” detachment and war journalist, said that the “Russian Spring” in the Donbass started as a grassroots movement during the height of the Euromaidan protests in
A secret meeting is held annually at the posh Steigenberger Wiltcher’s hotel to break the world’s biggest corporations, known as the Brussels Conference on Antitrust. The parties are extravagant, security is tight, and the panel discussions are ostentatious when the wealthiest CEOs in the world congregate in the Alps or
According to US economist and former Wall Street analyst Michael Hudson, due to sanctions warfare, the US and EU might become failed economies. The US’s attempts to use sanctions to destroy the Russian economy have failed miserably, hurting not only the US but also allies who adopted ineffective economic warfare