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Special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russian probe could see its first arrest today

The first set of charges of Russia’s potential meddling into U.S. Presidential elections of 2016 could be unsealed on Monday. In a development that could potentially trigger an avalanch, the first set of charges in the special probe led by ex-Director of the FBI into Russia’s possible meddling in...

Losing Steam Is North Korea’s Relationship With China – The Former’s Sole Ally

Appearing increasingly strained amidst the current crisis is the decades-long strategic relationship between Beijing and Pyongyang.   According to Kim Tae-hyo, political science professor at Seoul-based Sungkyunkwan University, a Wednesday message from North Korean leader Kim Jong...

Catalania’s Parliament declares independence from Spain

While the declaration is largely symbolic it is likely to lead to civil unrest; similarly how Madrid will implement its direct rule also has to be worked out. On Friday, Catalonia’s parliament has declared independence from Spain in defiance of Spanish government which had threatened to impose...

A Return To 'Moderate Islam' Promised By Saudi Arabia

As Saudi Arabia continues to push ahead with sweeping cultural and economic reforms, the Kingdom’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has promised a return to "a more moderate Islam."   He would be prepared to "destroy" extremist ideologies in order to put the country in unison with other...

Kaspersky Labs admits that it obtained NSA hacking tool through its Anti Virus software

Here’s the low down on the U.S. Government’s distrust on Kaspersky Lab’s anti virus software. On Wednesday, embattled Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab admitted that its security software had taken source code from a secret American hacking tool from a personal computer in the U.S.   The disclosure...

Majority of EU countries support the labor market reform

Most of the countries of the European Union (EU) have agreed to reform the union’s labor rules, although many of the less wealthy countries of the bloc use them as a competitive advantage, Reuters writes. The issue of has led to a split between the rich and poor EU countries, since the latter are...

Scholar Says Political Appointees Not As Important As Financial Ones In China For The Economy

A leading China scholar is of the view that during the ongoing leadership confab of the Chinese Communist Party, there should not be too distraction by who is elevated to the top ranks of the for the investors interested in China.   According to Eswar Prasad, who was formerly the...

An Expected Change In Brussels Could Be Crucial For The Euro Zone

As EU officials decide who'll take key roles at the helm of the euro zone bloc, there'll be some big political changes taking place inside the inner chambers of the EU over the next few months.   With the incumbents set to step down at the end of the year, some names have started to emerge...

Destroying People Who Wouldn't Help One Of His Bankrupt Businesses Was All Trump Talked About When He Met Him In 1990s: Branson

At a time when the current U.S. President Donald Trump was a real-estate tycoon and was dealing with the bankruptcy of one of his companies during the 1990s, British Billionaire Richard Branson had met Trump at that point in time just once, the founder of the Virgin Group said in a television...

Russia Is Worried About America’s Unpredictability

Almost a year after election of Donald Trump as the U.S. President, Moscow’s foreign policy community shows more signs of alarm than triumph, even though Russia may have got what it wished for with the election of U.S. President.   There’s deep concern that the role of an unpredictable,...
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