On the 23rd of July; Boris Johnson or simply Boris like the British like to call him became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Many compare him to Donald Trump, a comparison that flatters the Read More
<h2>1. Spain’s political deadlock</h2> The last general election in Spain in April produced a political deadlock, as no party has a clear majority, with the socialist party edging a Read More
<h2>1. EU countries have agreed on a plan to handle migrants</h2> According to French President Emmanuel Macron, European countries have made progress on plans to redistribute refugees rescued in the Read More
<h2>1. Reason for Russian protests</h2> After last year's city council election in Pereslavl-Zalessky, the ruling United Russia Party's majority slipped to a single vote. The party has become Read More
<h2>1. Russia’s s400 transfer to Turkey has begun</h2> While the first deliveries of the S-400 to Turkey started more than 10 days ago, the defence ministries of both Turkey and Read More
<h2>1. Royal Navy set to guard British ships</h2> </p> The Ministry of Defence has said that The Royal Navy will accompany British-flagged vessels through the Strait of Hormuz Read More
<h2>1. Rise of Populism</h2> </p> Across Europe, Rightwing, populist and nationalist leaders have welcomed Boris Johnson’s imminent arrival in Downing Street. Matteo Salvini for instance, the deputy Read More
Boris Johnson is the new prime minister of the United Kingdom after beating Jeremy Hunt to being elected the new leader of the Conservative party. Johnson beat Hunt comfortably, winning nearly double as many votes Read More
The EU has a new president for its Commission – Ursula von der Leyen. The candidate for Presidency is put forward by national leaders in the European Council, then elected on a majority rule by the Read More
Brexit is one of the most debated geopolitical issues of our time. More than two years after the referendum that resulted in the decision to leave the EU, it is still unclear what the exit Read More
