In the case we reported on months ago, and after following up on the story, our journalists have learned that the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs refuses to compensate the employee who sued them in the United Kingdom for engaging… Keep Reading
The man who murders women and children for sport, and turned Russia into a Mickey Mouse nation, has tasked his Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov with telling the Algerian people: Bouteflika is a great guy, you should stick with him. According… Keep Reading
After the New Zealand shooting that saw the killing of at least 49 Muslim worshippers in two mosques in Christchurch by Brenton Tarrant, a 28-year-old man from Australia, a far-right Australian senator blamed “the immigration program which allowed Muslim fanatics… Keep Reading
It is one of the heaviest religious convictions in recent years in Malaysia. A Malaysian man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for insulting Islam and the Prophet Muhammad on social networks, police said on Saturday.… Keep Reading
New revelations of corruption have emerged regarding the Qatar’s controversial bid for hosting the World Cup. According to the British daily The Sunday Times, new evidence suggests that the host country of the World Cup has bribed FIFA in order… Keep Reading
Some time in January, a strange ‘crime’ took place on the streets of Chicago. At roughly 2 am in subzero temperature, a man was randomly and viciously attacked with a rope by two white men wearing MAGA hats. The victim… Keep Reading
Abdelkader Messahel’s department is in the midst of a lawsuit. The allegations made against the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs are extremely serious and demonstrate how the Algerian authorities have failed to pay their employee minimum wage for 16 months,… Keep Reading
The status of cannabis, so far ranked at the highest level of international treaties, could be revised, as recommended by the World Health Organization. For fifty-eight years, marijuana has been classified in Category IV – the most restrictive. But the… Keep Reading
A surveillance system has been set up by the Saudi government to control women and prevent them from fleeing the country, known as the ‘Absher’ application, it allows guardians of women (brothers, husbands, and fathers) to track down their movements.… Keep Reading
Madrid, London, Paris and several other European capitals recognised today opponent Juan Guaido as president of Venezuela after the expiration of an ultimatum issued to Nicolas Maduro who refused to call a new presidential election. Spain – which has 167,000… Keep Reading
