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Aicha Duihi, passionate advocate for Sahrawi rights, is at the forefront of the fight for justice from Geneva. On March 20, 2025, she arrives at the Human Rights Council ready …
Aicha Duihi’s Fight for Sahrawi Rights: Advocacy from Geneva Read More
In light of the upcoming 2025 federal elections, Amnesty International urges Canadian party leaders to prioritise human rights, particularly amidst tensions arising from U.S. President Trump’s tariff disputes and territorial …
Canada’s Call for Human Rights Focus in 2025 Federal Election Read More
In a powerful demonstration of unity, 28 European nations have voiced their grave concerns regarding human rights violations in Tibet during the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council …
European Nations Unite Against Human Rights Violations in Tibet at UN Council Read More
The concert by Alexeï Aïgui invites audiences into a world of musical innovation, where classical meets the modern improvisational spirit. Aïgui leads a dynamic chamber ensemble, incorporating a solo violin …
Aïgui’s Concert: A Captivating Fusion of Classical and Contemporary Music Read More
As the conflict in Ukraine escalates, the Ukrainian air force is eyeing the German Taurus missiles, sophisticated 1.5-ton cruise weapons capable of striking targets up to 300 miles away. Packed …
Ukraine Anticipates German Missile Transfer Amid Political Shifts Read More
Germany is keen to play a role in Greece’s air defense strategies. During a visit on March 12, German Ambassador to Greece Andreas Kindl and Defense Attache Colonel Janus Kaschta, …
Germany Eyes Greater Role in Greek Air Defense Initiatives Read More
At Tesla’s Berlin factory, around a third of the shop floor workforce is advocating for longer breaks and increased staffing. This request comes as the company prepares to scale up …
Tesla Berlin Workers Demand Better Conditions Amid Production Rise Read More
This month commemorates 140 years since the Berlin Conference, where Western powers disregarded African voices and divided the continent amongst themselves. In the late 19th century, Europe looked to Africa …
140 Years Since the Berlin Conference: Europe’s Partition of Africa Read More
In a bold move, an Airbus Defence & Space representative in Germany has urged the government to reconsider a significant order of Lockheed Martin’s F-35A fighter jets. Amidst rising geopolitical …
Airbus Official Calls for Cancellation of F-35 Purchase Amid Geopolitical Tensions Read More
In Berlin, Friedrich Merz, the likely next chancellor of Germany, is scheduled to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday. This meeting precedes the European Council summit, as confirmed …
Macron to Meet Friedrich Merz Ahead of European Council Summit Read More