Courage in the Face of Tyranny – Remembering Alexei Navalny
“A concrete kennel, measuring 2.5m x 3m. Most often, it is unbearable due to the cold and dampness. Water collects on the floor, and...
Vatican’s ‘Trial of the Century’ Sees Cardinal Given Five-and-a-Half-Year Jail Sentence
A multi-million-pound investment in a luxury property in London that went wrong, a once powerful Vatican cardinal secretly recording a conversation with the pope...
Four Arrested in Denmark, Netherlands On Suspicion of Planning Terror Attacks
Flemming Drejer, operative head of Denmark’s Security and Intelligence Service, known by its acronym PET, said that Denmark was not changing the terror threat level,...
Denmark Woman Charged With Double Murder
PARIS — A Denmark woman was charged Friday with murder in the November stabbing deaths of her boyfriend and grandmother. An Oxford County grand...
Exiled in Bosnia: Corrupt and Accused Slovak Police Officers Find Comfort Abroad
If we accept the description of the power struggle that’s currently going on within Slovak law enforcement as a “war within the police”, then...
President Wickremesinghe’s Contribution To Securing IMF Loan For Sri Lanka
Brussels (08/11 – 50) On March 20, the IMF approved a $3 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) to support Sri Lanka amid its economic...
Notorious Benjamin Wey Sues Sri Lanka For $250 Million
London (05/11 – 44.44) Benjamin Wey, a Chinese-American financier, founder of Fintech Holdings and a history of legal trouble, is suing Sri Lanka for $250...
Turkish Journalists’ Unions Call for Corruption Reporter’s Release
Journalists’ unions have called on Turkish authorities to release Tolga Sardan, a veteran investigative journalist with T24 online gazette, who was arrested on Wednesday...
The Fading Influence of France in Francophone Africa
Brussels, Frankfurt (10/11 -12) Words like ‘neocolonialism’ and ‘neo-imperialists’ are being tossed around by spokesmen of freshly-installed military regimes in Central and West Africa...
Sweden Says the Military Will Help the Police With Some Duties as Gang Violence Escalates
STOCKHOLM — Sweden’s prime minister said Friday that the military will soon assist the police with some duties to help deal with an unprecedented crime...