Current Affairs

US under Obama Spied on German Chancellor Merkel; Turkey's 'Killer Drone' attacks and kills a soldier on it own

US under Obama Spied on German Chancellor Merkel   US NSA, the technical intelligence branch of the United States, has reportedly spied on German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The NSA was assisted in the same by Denmark’s secret service, the Danish Defense Intelligence Agency. Merkel and many EU leaders, including those from France, Norway, Sweden, etc., are believed to have been tracked. Danish Broadcasting Corporation recently revealed the scandal. It dates

Hydrogen is emerging as preferred choice globally to cut emissions; Sri Lanka is turning into a Chinese colony

Hydrogen is emerging as preferred choice globally to cut emissions. Several countries and companies are allocating budgets for it.   – Recently, India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy said the country will spend $200 million over the next five to seven years to promote hydrogen use. Also, India has asked its PSU oil and gas companies to set up seven hydrogen pilot plants by the end of this financial

Quebecker Premier demands recognizing Quebec as a 'nation' inside Canada; China weaponizing Cloud for Digital Colonialism

Quebecker Premier demands recognizing Quebec as a ‘nation’ inside Canada   Premier of Canada’s Quebec province François Legault has raised demands of recognizing Quebec as a ‘nation’ inside Canada and French as Quebec’s only official language. The widening differences between the English-speaking and the French-speaking populace have freshly fueled the freedom demand. With a population of 8.5 million, Quebec accounts for about one-fourth of the 338 seats in Canada’s House

US buys Iran oil after 30 years; Philippines steps up resistance to China

US buys Iran oil after 30 years   US Department of Energy has reportedly imported crude oil from Iran for the first time since 1991. It comes even as US sanctions on Iran continue. It is a crucial step by the US to lift sanctions on Iran, which may eventually lead to the restoration of the Iran nuclear deal. US is said to have purchased 33,000 barrels per day of

China wants to cut Australian iron ore imports; Mysterious airbase on the Mayun island; Bashar al-Assad reelected Syrian President

China wants to cut Australian iron ore imports   China has asked its companies to diversify iron ore supply to cut down on Australian imports. Chinese firms have been asked by the their regime to boost domestic exploration, widen their import sources and explore possibility of stakes buying in other overseas ore resources. However, no direct restrictions have been put in place by Beijing so far. The move appears part

Dr.-Anthony-Fauci

US funded Wuhan Lab Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Chief Medical Advisor to the US President, has accepted that the US National Institutes of Health funded the Wuhan Institute of Virology. It is turning out to be a matter of great concern as this Wuhan lab is blamed for creating Coronavirus. During a Senate hearing on the issue, Sen. John Kennedy questioned Dr. Fauci asking him to explain how does he

कोरोना का मूल और वुहान लैब से जुडी खबरें

नवंबर २०१९ के कोरोना संक्रमण की जानकारी चीन ने छुपाई – अमरिकी अखबार का दावा वॉशिंग्टन/बीजिंग – चीन ने जानबूझकर विश्‍वभर में कोरोना का संक्रमण फैलाया, इसकी पुष्टि करनेवाली नई जानकारी सामने आयी है। अमरीका के ‘द वॉल स्ट्रीट जर्नल’ नामक अखबार ने यह खबर प्रकाशित की है कि चीन की ‘वुहान लैब’ के वैज्ञानिक नवंबर २०१९ में ही कोरोना संक्रमित हुए थे।इन वैज्ञानिकों को तुरंत ही अस्पतालों में दाखिल करना पड़ा

New Zealand could face a storm of China's anger; Guillermo Lasso elected President of Ecuador; Belarus faces EU flight ban

New Zealand could face a storm of China’s anger New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta has expressed fears that they could face a storm of China’s anger. So far, New Zealand has opted to not align with any bloc. Moreover, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is against the ‘Five Eyes’ participation, an intelligence grouping of Western nations resisting China. Mahuta’s statement has come as the Ardern government faces increasing pressure to

Military Coup in Mali; Lithuania pulls out of China’s ’17+1′ bloc;

Military Coup in Mali Mali, a country in the Sahel region of Africa, is facing a military coup. The military has detained President Bah Ndaw, Prime Minister Moctar Ouane and Defence Minister Souleymane Doucoure after two military officers lost their positions in the government reshuffle. International organizations including the UN, AU, EU, ECOWAS have criticised the takeover. Although the military has hold elections in 2022, the interim government under pressure

News from last week that sparked curiosity

US weekly claims that Pentagon runs Secret Army of 60,000 agents for its clandestine campaigns Washington: US intelligence agency ‘CIA’ is infamous for its secret operations abroad. The network of CIA agents is the most extensive compared to other nations. However, reports reveal that US Defense Headquarters, the Pentagon, has the world’s largest Secret Army. The Pentagon has a secret army of 60,000 soldiers to protect US interests within its