Emails show British officials are concerned that an EU vote to ban palm oil over its role in rainforest destruction could affect BAE Sytems arms sales to Malaysia, a major palm oil exporter.
Britain’s self-righteous tone when denouncing Russia for the alleged assassination of Sergei Skripal ignores its own not so distant history of engaging in state-sponsored assassinations.
With the eyes of the world focused on the alleged nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal, the Russian who worked as a British double-agent before being exiled to the UK in 2010, since he and his daughter were found slumped on a Salisbury public bench last Sunday, one can’t help but notice the hypocritical reaction of the British
Key information in the diplomatic cable was mistakenly highlighted, instead of being redacted.
A minister from Liam Fox’s Department for International Trade (DIT) lobbied the Brazilian government to smooth the path for BP and Shell to secure oil blocks in the country’s controversial pre-salt region, according to a diplomatic cable that officials accidentally failed to redact.
Evidence shows that Zionists pushed for the U.S. to enter World War I on Britain’s side as part of a deal to gain British support for their colonization of Palestine.
Most analysts consider WWI a pointless conflict that resulted from diplomatic entanglements rather than some travesty of justice or aggression. Yet, it was catastrophic to a generation of Europeans, killing 14 million people.
General Mattis’ talk of keeping the Army ready to carry out an attack on North Korea adds to concern that the US could start a massive war at any moment, sparking Britain to prepare its own military for battle.
Defense Secretary James Mattis warned Monday that the US Army needs to “stand ready” for putting into action its various
Britain’s Home Office is accused of “racial profiling” by human rights lawyers as MPs call for review.
The Open University states their new policy that bans applications from Cuban students has been adopted to avoid repercussions from the U.S.
The Open University, OU, is one of Europe's largest universities with 250,000 students, 50,000 of which are based overseas, and primarily serves students who study off-campus through long-distance courses. The university, which globally falls into the top 500, claim that they are “taking necessary precautions to meet with regulation and protect
