United States Teachers, principals and other staff members of schools in the American state of Tennessee are now allowed to carry a weapon at work. The local House of Representatives determined this on Tuesday. The measure was passed with 68 votes in favor and 28 votes against. Politically, the Republican Party has the power in … Read more
News of the day This overview will help you quickly catch up on today’s most important events. 1. Major consumers receive millions in discounts on electricity bills, and ArcelorMittal should win over this The House Energy Committee approved the ceiling on transport rates for all energy-intensive companies that invest in sustainability. This is mainly a … Read more
Massacre at Columbine High School Remembered 25 Years Later Introduction 25 years ago, on a warm April day, the Columbine High School massacre shocked the United States. The tragic event, during which 12 students and one teacher lost their lives, remains a vivid and haunting memory even after a quarter of a century. The impact … Read more
An hour before the official start of the sixtieth Munich Security Conference (MSC), a greeting arrived from the Kremlin. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died in prison. His widow Yulia Navalnaya took to the stage in tears shortly afterwards and called for justice and for the world to unite and “fight against this appalling regime”. … Read more
The Fidesz news agency said that the war that has been going on in Sudan for the last ten months is destroying the country and the country may be headed for an explosion. Monsignor Joji Vadakara, Vatican News Fidesz news agency reported that the war that broke out in Sudan ten months ago has created … Read more
The debate in Congress over the National Security Amendment — a spectacularly misnamed piece of legislation given its centrality to U.S. foreign policy — is about more than Ukraine, a new CEPA report shows. There is no debate among members of Congress about whether Ukraine needs funding: they are well aware of the “munitions famine” … Read more
When Donald Trump became president in 2017, the Russians popped the champagne in Moscow, secretly and publicly. According to them, Trump’s victory is beneficial for the Kremlin. Today they want champagne again. Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t even have to wait until the 2024 election and Trump’s eventual return to the White House to have … Read more
Justice Two people were arrested in our country last week for trading 3D-printed weapons in chat groups on the Dark Web. Nine people were also arrested in France. According to the Leuven public prosecutor’s office, this is one of the biggest police successes in the fight against 3D arms trade and production. The Federal Judicial … Read more
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The delivery of the first Danish F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine has been delayed by up to six months. It is now expected that the six planes will not be able to be sent to the country torn by the Russian invasion until the second quarter of this year, the Ministry of Defense in Copenhagen … Read more
Referring to the conflict zones of Palestine, Israel and Ukraine, Pope Francis said that war is always a failure and only the arms manufacturers profit. The Pope spoke again against the evil of war during a public meeting at the Vatican on Wednesday. Monsignor Joji Vadakara, Vatican News Pope Francis said that wars are always … Read more