NFL Protests Continue to Gain Momentum
As this movement continues to gain momentum, the question becomes, is it appropriate for employees, in a private work sector, to air their beliefs in this forum?
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2017
Recent Referendums in Kurdistan and Catalonia Lacking American Media Coverage
The referendums in Kurdistan and Catalonia have gotten very little main stream coverage in the United States. Despite the potential for global upheaval, the American public has heard little from domestic outlets.
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Audrey Azoulay: New Chief of UNESCO
UNESCO was founded in an effort to restore peace after two world wars, now the new leader promises that she will dedicate her work to “focus on restoring its credibility,” following the withdrawals of two of its members.
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Catalonia: Autonomy at Risk as Madrid Threatens Direct Rule
Spain has officially dissolved Catalonia’s regional government and will be hosting new elections on December 21. Catalonia, however, with main contributors to its economy leaving the region, along with lack of EU and international support, faces major obstacles as leaders try to establish their newly declared independence.
Read MoreChinese Trade with North Korea Slumps
The Trump administration threatened to cut bilateral trade between the U.S. and China if the sanctions are not fully implemented.
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North Korean Letter to Australia
North Korea recently sent out a letter to the governments of other nations, the letter was received by Australia’s parliament, but was addressed to “Parliaments of Different Countries”.
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Germany Limiting Incoming Refugees Amid Crisis
German Chancellor Angela Merkel alongside Horst Seehofer, the leader of the Christian Social Union, announced that they are aiming to limit the number of refugees admitted into Germany every year.
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Venezuelan Opposition Disputes Election Results
MUD accused the National Electoral Council of producing confusing ballots and strategically moving polling places to aid ruling party candidates.
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Hurricane Ophelia Wreaks Havoc on British Isles
On Monday, October 16, Britain and Ireland were faced with lashing 80 mph winds and battering rain as Hurricane Ophelia made its way to the British Isles.
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Russia Carries out Sweeping Arrests Against Oppositional “Extremists”
Russian police have arrested over 400 people who were protesting President Vladimir Putin in Moscow and St. Petersburg. This movement has been declared extremist and is banned within the country.
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