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Nobel Peace Prize This Year to World Food Program
The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded this year to the United Nations World Food Program (WFP).
The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced the winner on Friday after selecting from more than two hundred nominees and more than a…
Chinese Censorship Silences Critical Pence
Critical remarks by US Vice President Mike Pence about China were not suitable for television viewers in that country, according to the censorship in Beijing.
The transmission of channel CNN stopped abruptly when Pence turned his…
World Economic Forum Moves From Davos to Lucerne
The World Economic Forum will take place next spring near the Swiss city of Lucerne. Due to the corona crisis, the usual meeting in the ski resort of Davos in early January ended.
Under the heading "The Great Reset," the powers of…
Turkish Minister Doubts the Usefulness of Nagorno-Karabakh Truce
Turkey has questioned the usefulness of a truce in Nagorno-Karabakh that the United States, Russia and France are calling for.
Armenia and Turkey's ally Azerbaijan have been fighting again for ten days in the controversial enclave…
OPCW Experts Ready to Visit Russia for the Navalny Case
OPCW experts are ready to go to Russia to investigate the poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny with Russian colleagues.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in The Hague confirmed on Monday that it…
Many of Trump’s Relatives Travelled With Hope Hicks
Many of Donald Trump's immediate family members have recently travelled with adviser Hope Hicks, who is believed to have infected the president with the coronavirus.
For example, daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner…
The Stock Exchanges in New York Started Trading With Gains on Thursday
The stock exchanges in New York started trading with gains on Thursday. Sentiment on Wall Street continues to be supported by hopes for additional stimulus measures to help the US economy through the corona crisis.
In addition,…
European Commission Harsh on the Rule of Law of Hungary and Poland
The rule of law in Hungary and Poland, in particular, is not in good shape. Judges, journalists and civil society organizations cannot always do their work freely and independently, according to the European Commission in its first 'MOT for…
TUI Stops With the Travel Brand KRAS
Travel organization TUI stops its subsidiary brand KRAS. That brand will no longer be used from 1 April next year.
KRAS has been part of TUI since 2000 and focuses mainly on active people over 50. The travel offer of KRAS will…
The New York Stock Exchanges Opened With A Profit on Monday
The New York stock exchanges opened with a profit on Monday, building on Friday's pluses. Bargain hunters on Wall Street continue to look for opportunities to take advantage of the recent price falls.
Shortly after the start, the…