In just 24 hours after Saturday’s mass protest, police in Australia’s New South Wales issued some 510 penalty infringement notices, Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys said, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. He vowed that authorities will continue to investigate those acts of “violent, filthy, risky” behavior NSW Police Minister David …
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Before many seriously thought about Brexit, and before Boris Johnson and the Leave brigade had even dared hope for a referendum on quitting the European Union, the party that went on to cause a political earthquake by winning the 2014 European elections came up with a brilliant campaign billboard that …
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What documents are stored in the Russian archives, and also about why in 30 years the state of it is not declassified, says the historian Nikita Petrov. Recently the President of Russia Vladimir Putin promised to “shut the mouth” falsifiers of history of great Patriotic and Second world wars with …
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