Twitter announced on Friday that it had removed thousands of accounts for violating its “platform manipulation” policies, including 259 operated by Spain’s opposition People’s Party. “We have removed 259 accounts we identified as falsely boosting public sentiment online in Spain,” the social media platform said in a blog post. “Operated by Partido Popular (People’s Party), […] Read more
LUXEMBOURG — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with the European Union’s top executive on Monday for a set of lunchtime talks that both critics and allies have described as political theater, because his government continues to insist the U.K. will exit the EU at the end of October, with or without a negotiated agreement. […] Read more
There’s another “Game of Thrones” prequel series in the works, according to several reports, and this one will focus on the Targaryen family. Deadline, the Hollywood Reporter and Variety all reported Thursday that the show is close to being ordered as a pilot. It will be based on George R.R. Martin’s “Fire and Blood,” a […] Read more
The last race of 2018 pretty much played out the way the other ones did the last cycle, especially when it comes to special elections. The good news for the GOP: They won last night’s special election in North Carolina’s Ninth District, with Republican Dan Bishop narrowly defeating Democrat Dan McCready, 51 percent to 49 […] Read more
Market focus is firmly on U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s next move after a majority of U.K. lawmakers voted Tuesday to take control of parliamentary business. The result sets up another key vote in parliament on Wednesday on whether to block the government from proceeding with a no-deal Brexit on October 31, if no Brexit […] Read more
Corsica Linea, a French passenger ferry company, announced on Monday that it had rescued 18 migrants in the Mediterranean Sea. The ferry rescued the “18 shipwrecked (migrants) off the Balearic Islands,” the company’s Director-General Pierre-Antoine Villanova revealed on Twitter. “Corsica Linea fulfilled its ship-owner’s duty by respecting international conventions, the Spanish state did the same […] Read more
In article one, we touched base on the G20, its creation and described some of its successes since its first meet in 2008. Here, we speak of the Saudi Vision 2030 and how it, generally, relates to the G20. The Kingdom recognizes the fact, that in a world that rapidly changes, it is the collaborative […] Read more
Saudi Arabia’s first participation in the G20 meetings, according to Wikipedia, was during the 2008 Washington summit. Saudi Arabia, was the tenth largest sovereign wealth fund in the world then, as well as, the second largest oil reserves. Initially, the Saudi entrance to the G20 was due to its economic importance as an “effective pricing […] Read more
The CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is a not-for-profit charity. It operates a “global disclosure system” which allows businesses, states, regions and cities to “measure and manage” their impact on the environment. With offices and partners in 50 countries, the CDP’s reach is global. It says that, through its work, it has […] Read more
“Make Romania Great Again”. That was the message emblazoned across a cap that US President Donald Trump gave his Romanian counterpart, Klaus Iohannis. The slogan is a tweak of the ones used by Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign. The gift was handed to Iohannis as he visited the White House on Tuesday. Pictures released […] Read more
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