By Aisha Butt Germany has entered the Qatar-Crisis talks with warnings against escalating towards war German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has warned that the ever intensifying crisis between Qatar and its Arab neighbors of the Gulf region could end in war. Gabriel said in comments published yesterday that there was…
By Malik Shahid Half of European citizens no longer believe democracy is the way forwards Only around half of young Europeans think of democracy as the best form of government, a new survey has found, while three-quarters see the EU as more of an economic pact rather than a group…
By Zakiya Afzani UK need to pay out €113bn in overdue EU contributions before it can leave the block via Brexit Brussels will slap a hefty price tag on Britain’s Brexit bill by demanding an upfront gross payment of €113bn it has been reported. The Financial Times has analysed…
By Zakiya Afzani Expert counter terror chiefs confirm most European Terrorism is NOT linked to Islam • Dortmund | Financially Motivated • Paris Champs Elysees | Personal vengeance against police • London Westminster | Lone attacker politically motivated targeting politicians Terror group Da’ish Al-Dawla aka Daesh or as the…
By Aisha Butt Fake News has destroyed the lives of millions and now threatens governments There are three main categories of Fake News: Sensationalism: The creation of totally or partially untrue, misleading or doctored stories with the sole intention of attracting readers. In print or online the…
By Yashar Baghdadi Al-Quraish Turkey moves up its gears in retaliation over The Netherlands’ breach of international laws Turkey will retaliate harshly against the Netherlands following its actions against a Turkish female minister in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Sunday. Speaking at a rally…
By Zakiya Afzani The intense friction between Turkey and the tiny European nation of the Netherlands reaches boiling point with diplomats escorted to the boarders Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned the Netherlands it will “pay the price” for harming ties after two of his official ministers were barred….
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Why is the global arms trade booming right now? Last month the UAE Emirate of Abu Dhabi held the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX), the Middle East’s largest arms fair. The four-day event was a roaring success, playing host to 1’235 exhibitors…
By Anita Zhxin Sultan Qaboos makes rare public appearance with Iranian President Rouhani Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country sought good relations with its Gulf Arab neighbours as he began a one-day trip to Oman and Kuwait on Wednesday, his first since taking power in 2013. Omani…
By Heyami Alghatta Top corporate executives list the UK as having the worst business infrastructure, Lloyds Bank study shows. In a recent study by Lloyds Banking Group which asked it’s top corporate clients a series of questions regarding ease of business practice and concerns the UK failed to impress. …
