France has been playing a major role in NATO’s efforts against Russia in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, sending billions of euros worth of weapons and military supplies. There have even been threats from French leaders about sending ground troops to the fight. Now, France is preparing to prove just
Russia’s media watchdog, Roskomnadzor, has banned Discord, a popular messaging app used by gamers and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. The ban was enforced because Discord allegedly posted “illegal information” and didn’t follow a court order. What Is Discord? Discord is more than just a messaging app. It allows users to send instant
France has announced a thrilling plan to create a new uncrewed combat air vehicle (UCAV), a type of drone that will work alongside the upcoming Rafale F5 fighter jet. This is part of a new vision for the French Air and Space Force. The project will be led by Dassault
On November 15, the European Court of Justice will hold a significant trial about Ursula Von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission. The case revolves around her actions during the Covid-19 pandemic, specifically related to how the EU bought vaccines. The Financial Times reports that a panel of
Emmanuel Macron, now the President of France, didn’t always work in politics. From 2008 to 2012, he was an investment banker at Rothschild & Cie Banque, a prestigious financial institution. During this time, he made a significant amount of money—around €2.9 million—according to the Financial Times. His rapid success at
The Russian State Social University (RSSU) has proposed a new tax aimed at people without children, and the idea is stirring up a lot of conversation. This tax would be a revival of a similar policy that existed during the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1992. What’s the Proposal About?
Dmitry Medvedev, a high-ranking official in Russia and former president, has made some surprising comments about Great Britain. He suggested a radical idea: to “sink” the island as a way to deal with the problems between Russia and the UK. This unusual suggestion came after a well-known Russian skier, Elena
Between 1960 and 1966, France carried out nuclear tests in Algeria, a practice that had devastating effects on the local people. Many people living near the testing sites have suffered from serious health problems like cancer and birth defects, according to human rights groups in the area. These tests have
Russia has launched a significant lawsuit against several companies belonging to the UK–Dutch energy giant, Shell. This legal action was revealed through the Moscow Commercial Arbitration Court’s records, though many of the details remain unclear. What we do know is that Shell’s global entities, including Shell Global Solutions International B.V.,
