WHO: Coronavirus has pandemic potential
The World Health Organization speaks of a “very delicate situation”: the coronavirus continues to spread unchecked, meanwhile there are cases on all continents. The WHO
Electricity from a ship: Floating power plants have many Advantages
Connect and get started: marine power plants are mobile and flexible. They provide energy in regions with poor infrastructure. But large cities where building land is
Guinea Presidential Elections: Third term for Guinea’s president?
On March 1st, voters in Guinea are to vote on a constitutional amendment. This could give President Conde the opportunity to run for the next
Human Rights Court hears Kunduz air raid in 2009
Just over ten years after the NATO air raid in Kunduz, Afghanistan, which left many dead, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg
CoronaVirus paralyzes Iran
With 19 fatalities, Iran is the country with the most deaths due to the coronavirus outside of China. Now the government is criticized –
Japan closes all schools due to corona virus
After weeks of partially clumsy crisis management, the Japanese government suddenly closes all schools to bring COVID-19 under control. The fear is that the Olympic
US and Taliban before historic deal
After several rounds of talks, a peace agreement between the Taliban and the USA is to be signed on Saturday. But it can only be
Slovaks vote for the change of power
The murder of journalist Jan Kuciak two years ago changed Slovakia. And now the political maps have been redistributed. Initial forecasts indicate that the opposition will
Is the EU-Turkey refugee deal now breaking?
The EU is skeptical of the first rumors from Turkey that more Syrian refugees are on their way to Europe. The “refugee deal” still applies. How
NATO and EU support Turkey, is it diplomacy?
After the attack on Turkish military posts in Idlib, Ankara seeks NATO help. The alliance promises solidarity – nothing more. The EU reacts nervously