Pope Francis Speaks Urbi and Orbi and Asks to do Something about the War in Syria
Pope Francis has spoken the traditional blessing Urbi et Orbi on St. Peter’s Square in Rome, “for the city and the world”. In his Christmas message, the Pope asked world leaders to work on peace and security in the Middle East. He explicitly mentioned the children who are the
International Criticism of the Ending Case of Journalist Khashoggi
The outcome of the trial of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has led to international criticism. This comes from, among others, Turkey and human rights organisations. Son Salah Khashoggi writes on Twitter that he is satisfied with the statements. Khashoggi was killed in October last year at the
ICC Investigates Possible War Crimes in Palestinian Territories
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague is investigating alleged war crimes committed in the Palestinian territories. A prosecutor from the criminal court announced this on Friday. The investigation can lead to persecution of both Israelis and Palestinians. “I am convinced that war crimes have been or are
In a Letter Trump Fiercely Goes Out to Democrats
In a Letter Trump Fiercely Goes Out to Democrats. US President Donald Trump calls a removal procedure that the Democrats are voting against him “an attempted coup that undermines the democracy of America”. He did that in a fierce letter to the Democratic President of the House of Representatives
Chinese Diplomats Deported to US Espionage
Chinese Diplomats Deported to US Espionage. Two employees of the Chinese Embassy in the United States were secretly expelled from the country in September for espionage. The New York Times writes that based on six people with knowledge of the matter. It is the first time in thirty years
Doctors Order Extra Skin for Victims of the Volcanic Eruption
The death toll from the volcano eruption in New Zealand is increasing, but the injured victims are also in terrible shape. Doctors even ordered skin in America to treat the burns. Our supply of skin is sufficient at the moment, but we are looking for additional facilities so that
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Under Fire to Photograph A Sick Child
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under fire because of the way he reacted to a photo of a sick child. The 4-year-old boy was lying on the floor in the hospital, allegedly because no beds were available. Johnson reacted tense when the reporter confronted him with the photo of
On Saturday the US and Iran Exchange Prisoners
The US and Iran exchange prisoners. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced this on Saturday. One of the prisoners is the Chinese American Xiyue Wang, who was arrested in Iran in 2016 and charged with espionage. He was sentenced to ten years in prison. In exchange for his
U.S. House to Draft Impeachment Charges Against Trump – Pelosi
House of Representative’s Democratic President, Nancy Pelosi, considers that there is enough ground to formally commence the settlement procedure against President Trump. She has therefore requested the Chairman of the House of Representatives’ Justice Committee to arrange formal charges that may lead to the President simply being deposed. It
All New Cell Phone Users in China Must Now Have Their Face Scanned
Since Sunday, Chinese telecom operators need to scan the faces of new customers who register a SIM card. As reported by the authorities, the measure is designed to eliminate scams. Based on a notice from the Ministry of Business and Information, telecom operators must use “synthetic intellect” to make
