WhatsApp is Barely Growing After Twelve Years
The number of WhatsApp users does not seem to really grow after twelve years. The chat app announced on Twitter that it had “more than two billion users per month” – while a year ago, the company said it had passed the two billion mark. The two billion users
Trump is Confident That Tiger Woods Will Return to the Top Level
Former President of the United States Donald Trump is one of many prominent figures worldwide who have expressed support for golfer Tiger Woods, severely injured in a car accident. “He returns to the highest level. There is no doubt about that”, says Trump about the world top player, with
The EU Objects to Travel Bans Germany and Belgium
The European Commission wants Germany, Belgium and other EU countries to revoke their travel bans. Such severe measures are not appropriate, the committee believes. She complained by letter. Germany has ten days to respond and reports the German news agency DPA, which has the letter to Germany. This period
Myanmar Companies Shut in Protest Against the Coup
Businesses in Myanmar closed their doors on Monday in protest against the military coup. Tens of thousands of demonstrators also took to the streets, despite the deadly violence used in protests last weekend. In addition to local shops, the branches of some international chains also closed their doors. These
What Does Public Liability Insurance Cover?
Public liability insurance covers expenses arising from a third-party being injured or suffering property damage. This is for events that occur at your company premises, or when you are performing work in a client’s home or office, or other kinds of off-site work. If an incident occurs on your premises,
Air France-KLM Closes the Disaster Year 2020 With A Loss of 7.1 Billion Euros
Air France-KLM closed the corona year 2020 with a loss of 7.1 billion euros. The airline company was faced with a sharp drop in passengers’ number due to travel restrictions and the lack of bookings. CEO Ben Smith speaks of the worst crisis the aviation industry has ever faced.
Biden Applies War Law to Increase Vaccine Production
US President Joe Biden says he has enforced a war law to force pharmaceuticals Pfizer and Moderna to deliver more doses of corona vaccine to the United States, faster than initially planned. Last week, the US government reported that the companies would have delivered 300 million doses of both
Parliament Has A Special Committee to Investigate the Capitol Storming
The US parliament has an independent, outside committee investigating the Capitol parliament building’s storming on January 6. The commission will be similar to the one deployed after the radical Islamic attacks of September 11, 2001, on New York and Washington. The committee must establish facts and causes, said Speaker
German Car Industry Fears Impact Border Controls With the Czech Republic
The German car industry fears a shortage of parts now that border controls between Germany and the Czech Republic have been tightened. According to the German federation of automakers VDA, this could hinder the production process, the organization warned. Also, employees of German factories living in the Czech Republic
Trump’s Defence in the Impeachment Process is Curtailed
The defence’s argument in the second impeachment trial against former US President Donald Trump is becoming very succinct, one of Trump’s lawyers announced Thursday. According to David Schoen, the defence will only need four hours, much less than the sixteen hours that the defence can use. Trump’s lawyers will
