March 2017
Opposition in Venezuela Protests Supreme Court's Control Over Parliament
Opposition groups in Venezuela protested against the Supreme Court's recent decision to undermine the National Assembly's authority, accusing the judiciary of siding with President Maduro.…
Former President of South Korea Arrested
Former South Korean President Park Geun-hye has been arrested on corruption and abuse of power charges, following her impeachment and removal from office. She is…
The UK Government Announces Bill to Replace EU Laws
The UK government has announced a comprehensive plan to repeal and replace EU laws following Brexit, aiming to ensure clarity and stability for British citizens.…
Theft of a 100-Kilogram Gold Coin from a Museum in Berlin
A 100-kilogram gold coin named 'Big Maple Leaf' was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin. The coin, valued at approximately four million dollars, was…
Merkel Rejects Key UK Demand Regarding Brexit
Angela Merkel has rejected a key demand from the UK regarding Brexit negotiations, stating that the UK cannot negotiate its exit and future relationship with…
Theresa May Signs Official Letter for Britain's Exit from the European Union
Theresa May signed a letter initiating Britain's official exit from the EU, following a majority vote for Brexit. This marks the beginning of a two-year…
Germany Begins Investigation into Possible Turkish Espionage
Germany has launched an investigation into potential Turkish espionage against its citizens, following tensions between the two nations over canceled speeches by Turkish officials. Turkish…
Scottish Parliament Votes in Favor of Second Independence Referendum from Britain
The Scottish Parliament has voted to hold a second referendum on independence from Britain, driven by changing circumstances due to Brexit. Nicola Sturgeon argues that…
Senate Intelligence Committee Investigates Donald Trump's Son-in-Law in Russia Case
The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to interview Jared Kushner regarding his connections with Russian officials, particularly two meetings with the Russian ambassador and the…
NATO to Spend Billions of Euros on Satellite and Computer Technology Development
NATO plans to invest three billion euros over three years to enhance its satellite and computer technologies, with a focus on improving communication for its…
Arrest of Alexei Navalny, Opposition Politician, at Moscow Protest
Alexei Navalny was arrested during an anti-corruption protest in Moscow, which has led to hundreds of arrests across Russia. The protests are the largest against…
Debate Over Israel's National Radio and Television Organization and Potential Coalition Government Collapse
The Israeli coalition government faces potential collapse over the future of the National Radio and Television Organization, with Prime Minister Netanyahu threatening early elections if…
Support from German and Japanese Leaders for Free Trade Following Unprecedented G20 Statement
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have expressed their commitment to free trade following a G20 statement that avoided reaffirming such…
Dutch Parliamentary Elections Scheduled
The Netherlands is set to hold parliamentary elections on March 15, with Mark Rutte and Geert Wilders as the main contenders. The election results may…
House of Lords Supports Start of Brexit Negotiations
The UK House of Lords has approved a bill allowing Prime Minister Theresa May to begin Brexit negotiations, removing the last legislative hurdle. This decision…
Escalating Tensions Between Ankara and Amsterdam; 'Dutch Ambassador Not Allowed to Return to Turkey'
Tensions have escalated between Turkey and the Netherlands after the Dutch government prevented Turkish ministers from conducting election activities. Turkey has suspended political talks and…
South Korea's Ousted President Leaves Blue House
South Korea's Constitutional Court has removed President Park Geun-hye from office, leading her to leave the Blue House and return to her private residence. Park…
UN Calls on Turkey to Investigate Hundreds of Killings in Kurdish Regions
The UN Human Rights Office has urged Turkey to investigate hundreds of killings and human rights violations in Kurdish regions amid rising violence. The report…
South Korea's Constitutional Court Dismisses President Park Geun-hye
South Korea's Constitutional Court has officially dismissed President Park Geun-hye following a parliamentary impeachment due to a political and economic scandal. This marks a significant…
Is Oil Abundant or Scarce in the Global Market?
The article discusses the current state and future predictions of the global oil market, highlighting conflicting views on oil abundance and potential shortages. Major reports…
Iraqi Army Takes Control of Mosul's Governorate and Central Bank
Iraqi special forces have captured key administrative and financial centers in Mosul from the Islamic State, including the governorate office and the Central Bank. This…