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North Korea Fires Missiles Again
North Korea has fired two missiles, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said. The military is now investigating exactly what kind of projectiles they were, but it appears to be cruise missiles.
It would be North Korea's fifth…
EU Not Yet Removes Families of Diplomats from Ukraine
The European Union has no plans yet to bring back the families of EU diplomats from Ukraine. The EU will not follow the example of the United States, for the time being, says foreign chief Josep Borrell.
The US government announced…
Scientists Leave Doomsday Clock at Two to Twelve
International scientists on Thursday left the symbolic Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds to midnight. The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announced this. The clock shows how close humanity is to a man-made end and was instituted in 1947 by the…
Kremlin Accuses Biden of Instilling False Hope in Hotheads
The US President wanted to address clear words to Vladimir Putin. However, statements about a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine irritated. Therefore, the White House feels compelled to clarify.
US President Joe Biden has…
Biden Gives First Press Conference of 2022 After Year in Office
US President Joe Biden will give his first press conference of the year 2022 on Wednesday at 10 p.m. Dutch time. It has been a year since he came to power after elections, still controversial by the opposition.
Biden has said he…
European Parliament Commemorates Deceased President and Elects New One
The opening of the first plenary session of the European Parliament in 2022 in Strasbourg will not be a cheerful affair. Chairman David Sassoli passed away unexpectedly last week at 65 and will be commemorated with a special ceremony from…
North Korean Cybercriminals Stole $400 Million in 2021
Hackers from North Korea stole nearly $400 million last year in attacks on crypto-trading platforms. 2021 was one of the most successful years for cybercriminals, according to research firm Chainalysis in a report.
The number of…
US Wants New UN Sanctions Against North Korea
The United States wants the international community to impose new sanctions on North Korea. US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield announced on Twitter Wednesday evening (local time) that her country is submitting a…
US Competition Watchdog Allowed to Take Facebook to Court
The American competition watchdog FTC may take Facebook to court. A judge decided that on Tuesday. That's bad news for the social networking site, which had tried to undo the allegations surrounding its dominant position in the market.…
China Puts Another Metropolitan City in Lockdown
China puts another city in full lockdown after Xi'an and Yuzhou. The 5 million inhabitants of Anyang, located in Henan province, have to stay at home because of infections with the omikron variant of the coronavirus.
On Monday, it…