Another Green Victory: Copenhagen Set to Divest from All Fossil Fuels

The Copenhagen City Council on Tuesday is expected to approve a vote to divest the city’s investment fund, worth 6.9 billion kroner, or roughly $1 billion USD, from all its fossil fuels holdings. If the vote passes, the Danish capital will sell off its stocks and bonds in coal, oil, and gas in its continued…

Report: U.S. Officials Knew Ukraine Felt ‘Pressure’ From Trump Administration to Investigate Biden

(WASHINGTON) — Despite his denials, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was feeling pressure from the Trump administration to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden before his July phone call with President Donald Trump that has led to impeachment hearings. In early May, staff at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, including then-Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, were briefed on…

Czechoslovakia’s Velvet Revolution Started 30 Years Ago—But It Was Decades in the Making

On Nov. 17, 1989, student protesters filled the streets of Prague. It was eight days after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the same tide of freedom that had swept Berlin seemed to have come to the Czech capital. Police tried to beat back the demonstrators, hoping to tamp down the demand for freedom,…

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Faces Questions Over ‘Very Special’ Relationship With American Woman

(LONDON) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced new questions Monday about his relationship with an American businesswoman who allegedly received favors and public funds while Johnson was the mayor of London. Johnson’s speech Monday to U.K. business leaders ahead of Britain’s Dec. 12 general election was overshadowed by tech entrepreneur Jennifer Arcuri, who accused…

Hong Kong University Standoff Continues as a New Police Chief Is Appointed to Handle Unrest

At least 600 protesters who had barricaded themselves inside a Hong Kong university have surrendered as of Tuesday, following a dramatic, days-long standoff that involved brazen escapes and some of the most violent confrontations seen in nearly six months of unrest. Local media reported that half of the remaining people who had bunkered down at…

On-the-mend Lauda sorely missed at Mercedes – Wolff

Toto Wolff says his Mercedes partner Niki Lauda his very much missed by himself and the entire German team as the Austrian continues to recover from his recent lung transplant. As the Silver Arrows non-executive chairman, Lauda has been ever-present over the past years in the team’s garage and beyond, overlooking operations and supporting Wolff’s…

Saved German Grand Prix all set for new 2019 deal!

Click:楼凤app The German Grand Prix at Hockenheim will likely remain on the F1 calendar next year following conclusive talks between the event’s promoter and Liberty Media. Earlier this year, it was feared that Germany – a country with a long history of F1 – would disappear once again from the schedule as both Hockenheim and…