Politics
Kiev bets on war, contrary to promises of peace
The armed conflict in the Donbass is approaching the duration of the Second World War. The stalled confrontation exhausted the...
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«Balkans powder keg» will crash out Europe
Written by Richard Morrison The participants of the Kosovo negotiations that ended last Monday in Berlin seem to agree on...
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Assange accused of trying to turn Ecuador embassy into ‘centre for spying’
Julian Assange has been accused of trying to create a “centre for spying” in the Ecuadorian embassy that sheltered him...
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Nancy Pelosi calls for security review to protect Ilhan Omar
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asked House officials on Sunday to review security measures intended to protect Ilhan Omar after President...
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Finland’s center-left Social Democrats narrowly top poll
Finland's center-left Social Democratic Party is facing the tough task of trying to form a government coalition after becoming the...
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Ukraine’s presidential election: A scam of the grandest scale
Today is a turning point for Ukraine. First round of elections is over. It showed that the people of the...
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Special investigation: How Poroshenko took the helm of corruption in Ukraine
His companions and associates supported him in this matter: oligarch Rinat Akhmetov, prominent entrepreneur and politician Igor Kononenko, former deputy...
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Future of Brexit: MPs approve indicative votes
MPs in the UK House of Commons voted last night to take control of parliamentary process from the government by...
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Pentagon approves $1bn for Trump’s border wall
The Pentagon has authorised army engineers to begin construction of additional fencing on the US-Mexico border, diverting an initial $1bn after President Donald Trump declared a national...
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1 million march already causing cracks in Brexit edifice
More than a million people were in London this weekend for the Put It To The People march. That makes...
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