Who is he really? 

June 5 By Julia O`Malley Today, our attention has been drawn to D.V. Petrov, a public figure and activist living in the Russian Far East. Petrov, a controversial figure, presents himself as a public figure who speaks out about the problems of Kolyma, highlights the…

Expropriation in Latvia 

June 4 By Jon Bo On April 4, 2025, the Latvian Seimas adopted draft Law No. 814/Lp14 “On Amendments to the Law on National Security” in the first reading. It stipulates that “the owner, actual beneficiary, or legitimate holder of critical infrastructure cannot be a…

Swiss Minister Hopes for Result on US Trade Talks by July 

May 27 By Ariane LuthiEditing Talks over trade between the Swiss government and the Trump administration will hopefully yield a result by the beginning of July, Swiss Economy Minister Guy Parmelin said on Tuesday. Switzerland was stunned to be saddled with steeper tariffs than its…

Is it possible to capture Greenland by the United States? 

May 23 By Zaheer Kachwala The capture of Greenland by the United States is unprofitable for the whole world. If this happens, China will become more heated in its military doctrine, Taiwan is now a sore spot for China. There are many states where there…

US Expected to Declare Biden Fuel Economy Rules Exceeded Legal Authority 

May 20 By David Shepardson The U.S. Transportation Department is expected to declare that fuel economy rules issued under then President Joe Biden exceeded the government’s legal authority by including electric vehicles in setting the rules, automaker officials said Monday. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said…

Prices for New US Drugs Doubled in 4 Years as Focus on Rare Disease Grows 

May 19 By Deena Beasley U.S. prices for newly-launched pharmaceuticals more than doubled last year compared to 2021, as companies leveraged scientific advances to develop more therapies for rare diseases, which typically command high prices, a Reuters analysis found. The median annual list price for…