Netanyahu Cannot Form A Government and is Giving Back Mandate
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a government within the set deadline. He is therefore returning the mandate to form a government to President Reuven Rivlin, a Netanyahu spokesman said. The country’s longest-serving leader has failed to break the political deadlock of more than two years. Political
On Wednesday, A Decision Will be Taken on Trump’s Facebook Profile
In the US, it will be decided tomorrow whether former President Donald Trump will remain banned from Facebook. The social network’s independent control commission will announce its decision on the matter by 3 pm our time. The so-called Oversight Board can revoke management decisions. Facebook blocked Trump’s account in
European Commission Wants to Admit Vaccinated Tourists
The European Commission wants to allow vaccinated tourists from outside the European Union again. According to the union’s executive committee, even those who have not yet been vaccinated but come from a country that knows how to curb the coronavirus sufficiently should be able to travel to the EU
AstraZeneca Shares Sales of Corona Vaccine for the First Time
AstraZeneca posted sales of $ 275 million with its corona vaccine in the first quarter. It is the first time that the pharmaceutical company has released financial details about the distribution and yield of the vaccine. AstraZeneca had previously indicated that it would not make a profit on the
Asian Stock Markets are on the Rise After Fed Decision and Apple Figures
The Asian stock markets mainly showed a slight improvement on Thursday. Investors incorporated the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) decision to leave the current stimulus policy unchanged. Apple’s suppliers in the region showed a mixed picture after the results of the iPhone maker. Trading was also relatively calm as the
The Trade Agreement With British Official After Approval of EU Parliament
The European Parliament approves the European Union’s trade and cooperation agreement with the United Kingdom, with 660 votes in favour, 5 against and 32 abstentions. Ratification by parliament was the last necessary step for the formal, new relationship between the EU and the country that had been an EU
Junta Myanmar is Considering Plans for Neighbouring Countries
The Myanmar junta will consider ASEAN countries’ ideas about the crisis domestically once “stability has returned”. These Southeast Asian countries are calling, among other things, for an end to the violence and the admission of humanitarian aid. The countries made these calls in Indonesia last Saturday during a crisis
More Than Half of Americans Satisfied With Biden’s First 100 Days
According to two polls published Sunday, more than half of Americans think he is doing well about 100 days after President Joe Biden’s inauguration. The Biden government’s approach to corona is particularly appreciated. In a poll by ABC News and The Washington Post, the Democratic president gets the approval
Baltic Countries Expose Russian Diplomats
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia nominate four Russian diplomats as a sign of solidarity with the Czech Republic. The Prague government dismissed 18 Russian diplomats last week after two Russian spies were allegedly behind a fatal explosion in an ammunition depot in 2014. The Czech Republic then asked other EU
UN: Food Shortage Threatens in Myanmar as a Result of Military Coup
Nearly 3.4 million Myanmar residents are expected to face food shortages in the coming months due to the country’s military coup. The United Nations report this. More than 54 million people live in Myanmar. As a result of the coup, many jobs have been lost in multiple sectors, leaving
