New Fronts Emerge in Russia-NATO Conflict
Among these are the Syrian and Belarusian fronts, alongside a new front in the African coast and desert. The situation in Taiwan remains tense,...
The Difficulties in Creating an Asian NATO
For decades, the greatest military challenge to the United States and Europe was the Soviet Union. From this threat emerged the North Atlantic Treaty...
Romania Extradites Neo-Nazi to US to Face Violence Charges
Robert Rundo, the co-founder of the far-right Rise Above Movement, is due to appear at Los Angeles County District Court to face charges of...
New Marine Fuel That Could Achieve 80% Emissions Reduction Unveiled in Sweden
The new lower-emissions DMA is produced by adding renewable raw material into the conventional refining process and by using mass-balance the fuel attains high...
Moscow Announces Quotas for Number of Romanian Diplomatic Staff in Russia
Moscow on Thursday introduced quotas for the number of employees of Romanian diplomatic missions in Russia. In a statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry said...
Raptors’ Dennis Schroder Shines As Germany Dominates Sweden
The Toronto Raptors only have one player on their roster participating in the 2023 FIBA World Cup, as new point guard acquisition and Germany...
LEONI Sets New Standards for Excellence in Romania’s Automotive Industry
In 2022, the consolidated turnover of LEONI’s three legal entities—LEONI Arad, LEONI Pitesti, and LEONI Bistrita—reached EUR 640 million. The company’s contribution to the...
Tajikistan: The Destruction of Democracy
Frankfurt, London (12/08 – 80) It seems that the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) has become a hostage to its investments in Tajikistan. In...
Tajikistan’s Attack on Religious Freedom: The Plight of the Pamiri Ismaili Community in the Mountains of Gorno-Bakakhshan
Copenhagen, Berlin (11/8 – 42) The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) highlighted severe restrictions imposed by the Tajikistani government on religious...
Sweden’s Ericsson Sued by 37 Shareholders for $170M: Media Report
Thirty-seven Ericsson shareholders are suing the Swedish telecoms company for a combined 1.8 billion Swedish crowns ($170 million), saying its CEO’s disclosure of activities in Iraq depressed the stock, business daily Dagens...