Kate Everett

Turkey Condemns Russia’s Involvement in Syria 0
- Asia, Europe
- October 9, 2015
According to the recent speech made by Turkish President Erdogan, the actions of the Kremlin in civil war-ridden Syria are a “grave mistake”. Turkey considers Russia’s stance on the politics in the Middle East and the country’s military effort in Syria “unacceptable”. According to Erdogan, Russia’s bombing campaign causes grave concern and can only lead to
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Hillary Clinton: Russian Hackers Tried To Break Into Private Server Five Times 0
- North America
- October 7, 2015
The presidential candidate Hillary Clinton asserts that Russia-linked hackers attempted to get into her private system when she was holding the post of Secretary of State, as evidenced by the newly released 6,000 pages of emails. On 2011, Clinton received at least five infected emails containing malware to her private email account. The “phishing” emails
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Elizabeth Warren: Violence Against African Americans Has Not Disappeared 0
- North America
- October 4, 2015
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) gave an inspiring speech on racial inequality at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate in Boston on Sunday. That was the speech that all rights advocates, especially Black Lives Matter activists, have been waiting for. Elizabeth Warren, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau founder, was talking about economic and racial
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Drug Company Acquires Patent, Raises Drug Price 41 Times 0
- North America
- September 30, 2015
A U.S. drug company Turing Pharmaceuticals acquired a toxoplasmosis drug, called Daraprim, and immediately raised its price by about 5,000 percent. Just one tablet of Daraprim that used to cost $13.50 is now sold for $750 in the U.S. drugstores. This act caused a scandal that reached even the White House, but it seems like
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George Osborn: the British Interest Rates Likely to Grow Up 0
- Europe
- September 25, 2015
British interest rates will likely go up due to the U.S. and the UK economic success, said the UK Chancellor George Osborn speaking on Tuesday at the Shanghai stock exchange. Mr Osborne has visited China to establish closer political and economic relations between countries. He concluded that British economy is growing strongly enough to guarantee
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Croatia closed border with Serbia as the refugee crisis escalates 0
- Europe, World
- September 24, 2015
After Hungary closed its border with Serbia on September the 15th, Croatia had to review its border policy as well. The refugees who are waiting now next to the Hungarian border have a hard time now. Craving to get to Germany or Austria by the shortest way, the migrants were met at the closed borders
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