I woke up, I read the news, and I got extremely p-ed off. A measure that Extinction Rebellion is hoping to employ involves suicide. Now, if this was just a group of adults fighting for something they believe in, fine. I can accept that. I disagree with it, and think they can do a lotContinue reading “Extinction Rebellion and Suicide”
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Pandemic Politics: North Korea
Originally posted on Today's Defense & International Relations Topics:
Speculation and concern continue to grow among medical experts about the true extent of new coronavirus cases in North Korea. The Pyongyang government has not reported any cases of COVID-19, the official name of the new coronavirus. Officially, the country is clean and the border…
Pandemic Politics: Germany To Close Borders
Originally posted on Today's Defense & International Relations Topics:
Open internal border travel has been a foundation block of the European Union’s desire to create a European Superstate. The Schengen network was regarded as a crown jewel, heralding a new era of openness and unity at a dawn of what many hoped would be…
5 Key Things Every Freelancer Should Know
Whether you’re an aspiring freelancer, a newbie to the freelance world, or an established freelancer, there are five key things you should know as a freelancer. So today, we’ll look at the key things that every freelancer should know to be successful and how you can figure out these factors. #1 Know your worth Every…
Does anxiety get you down?
Originally posted on Daventure:
I’m well aware that my blog writing hasn’t been as up to date as I originally intended. It’s something I’ll be working on. My reason for that is accurately stated in the title. Anxiety is one of the worst demons in your mind, with many definitions, but partially meaning nothing is…
Boris’ Britain vs An Irate Ireland
Northern Ireland was a major issue for the Brexit deal debates, one that no one really seemed to know how to fix. But Boris seems to have found a good deal for Northern Ireland after all the shouting and posturing of the past four years. The new agreement for Northern Ireland means that they willContinue reading “Boris’ Britain vs An Irate Ireland”
Teachers, Apples, and Netanyahu
There’s something degrading about having food thrown at you. Usually it’ll be something like eggs or tomatoes, but in Israel one woman decided that these soft, breakable foods just didn’t do the trick. So she went for an apple. Zehava Brinish Beck, an Israeli teacher of Ethiopian origin, was sick of Netanyahu and his unfairContinue reading “Teachers, Apples, and Netanyahu”
What On Earth Are The Idlib Talks?
Erdogan and Putin are both notorious for their brutal, control seizing corruption and unbending wills. Both are deemed dangerous by the West, and rightly so. So what’s going to happen with these two dictators when they go head-to-head in a major argument? Well, over here we’re going to be grabbing the popcorn. But my guessContinue reading “What On Earth Are The Idlib Talks?”
Why Today Is Important: 12th March
Have you ever heard of World Kidney Day? Honestly, I hadn’t had a clue it existed until I started my research. This is why I set up this blog, I love finding new things like this! So, why do we have a day all about kidneys? It seems pretty random, given what we could beContinue reading “Why Today Is Important: 12th March”
What The Hell’s Happening With The Armenian Army?
Raise your hands if you’re from Armenia! I’ve got to admit, I’ve not had much exposure to Armenia. I don’t know a lot about the culture, or the economy, or the history. It’s what I love about writing this blog, I get to learn new things and share them with people. And today, I’ve foundContinue reading “What The Hell’s Happening With The Armenian Army?”
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