Month: September 2023
Removal of rejected asylum-seekers from Germany
It’s not the first time that German politicians have called for Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and India to also be added to the list. In April, members of Scholz’s center-left Social Democrats (SPD) called for the same expansion as Merz. Rights groups and organizations that provide aid to asylum-seekers have frequently criticized several countries on the
Eritrea protesters clash with Israel police
In 2019, one asylum seeker who was a regime supporter was fatally stabbed in south Tel Aviv amid a turf war – between those for and against the Eritrean government – in poorer neighbourhoods where many people from the community live. The divisions within Eritrea over the rule of President Isaias Afwerki have spilled over
Influencers benefitting from Ukraine-Russian war
Since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022, pro-war influencers have gained millions of followers on Telegram, the social media platform many Russians turned to after President Vladimir Putin banned Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.War influencers have taken advantage of this. They sell ad spaces for companies looking to reach their young audiences. Top
video game strike in Hollywood
The union, which represents 160,000 people in the entertainment industry, has a separate contract with major video game companies that was due to expire in November. It was extended by a year, however, to allow talks to continue. That strike has been ongoing for more than 50 days after weeks of failed negotiations, and has
The future of Google’s search AI future
Google turns 25 this month and finds itself in a tech landscape that has changed dramatically since founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin started it in 1998.That company – now part of a larger parent group called Alphabet – has since diversified into pretty much every area of tech and dominates some of them to
Nigeria joining BRICS
Ever since its formation, the BRICS has been growing steadily and its appeal and influence as an alternative forum on global political and economic issues have gained ground considerably. The 15th summit of the BRICS group of countries took place amidst great expectations regarding the place of the group in the emerging world order. BRICS,
Issues of irregular s3x for couples
For the wife, s3x impacts greatly on her mental health. When you see a woman suffering from irregular s3x, she gets touchy, irritant and uncooperative with her husband. It will also definitely affect her emotional intelligence, which is another issue I intend to address soon about marriage. From the angle of the husband, the issue
Coups only make crises worse
Wednesday’s military takeover in Gabon came on the heels of the July coup in Niger, Burkina Faso in 2022, and Chad, Guinea, Sudan and Mali in the years prior to that. The announcement of the takeover in Gabon came shortly after election results were announced saying incumbent president Ali Bongo had been re-elected, amid reports
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili at risk of being ousted
Georgia has been pushing for integration into the EU for years, with a 2008 war with Russia fueling hostility between Tbilisi and Moscow. But over the past year, the Georgian government led by Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has given signals that it wants closer ties with Moscow, among other things reopening direct flights with Russia
Inclusion of African Countries to BRICS
BRICS is an alliance to negotiate with the Global North and strive for the world to become a “just one” and no country is discriminated, Teruneh elaborated. BRICS Plus would serve as a balancing force for the Global South and help them enjoy more choices in their economic and political relations with the rest of