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A number of airlines stop flights over the Strait of Hormuz

The incident with the downed Iranian drone of the United States made a number of international airlines refuse to fly over the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. Several international airlines, including German Lufthansa, the Dutch KLM and British Airways, said on Friday, June 21, that their...

Former UEFA President detained to testify in a corruption case

Former President of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), Michel Platini, was detained on Tuesday to give testimony within the investigation into a corruption case in vote for the host country of the 2022 World Cup, as well as the vote held in 2016 in France. Together with Mr....

European defense: technological choices underlying political ones

Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel and President Emmanuel Macron have reinvigorated the age-old project of the United States of Europe and called for additional military integration within the European Union. So far, EU members have been unable to overcome their differences, despite overall wishful...

Iranian Foreign Minister urges other countries to abandon the dollar

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said that much of the US economic influence will "disappear" if countries around the world give up the dollar as the main currency for international trade. "The power of America rests on the dollar; much of America’s economic power will disappear if...

The EC recommends starting penalty procedure against Italy

The European Commission (EC) recommended starting the penalty procedure against Italy due to the violation of the European Stability Pact. In connection with the further deterioration of the budget situation in Italy, the EC considers it justifiable to begin the punitive procedure against this...

European Breweries To Up Their Brewing Innovation Amid Green Legislations

As the customers turn towards responsible drinking and the regulatory body continue to introduce environmental laws, the Breweries in Europe sees being “pro-active” is the way to go. Brewers of Europe feel that they might have to present the environmental impact along with their beer’s taste to...

‘Frequent’ Shootings Causes China To Issue Travel Advisory Against US To Its Citizens

A travel advisory to the United States for its citizens was issued by China which is applicable till the end of the year even as the two countries escalate the trade war they have been engaged in for more than a year.   According to the official Xinhua News Agency, the advisory was issued by...

Facebook’s appeal to stop ECJ data case rejected in Irish Supreme Court

A legal suit aimed to stop referring a case related to the validity of EU-US data transfer channels to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) was dismissed by the Supreme Court of Ireland. The case was filed by the social media company Facebook.   In October last year, the case was initially...

Trump: Japan to buy 105 F-35 fighters from the USA

Japan plans to buy 105 US F-35 fighter bombers. This was stated by US President Donald Trump, reports AFP. According to Trump, who is on a state visit to Tokyo, Japan "has just announced its intention to acquire 105 new F-35 stealth aircraft." "This purchase will give Japan the largest F-35 fleet...

Theresa May to resign on June 7

British Prime Minister Theresa May said she will resign on June 7. She will leave the post of leader of the Conservative Party of Great Britain and will remain as Prime Minister until a new leader is elected. “Today I announce that I will resign as the leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party...
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