Microchips, the way of the future

According to a report, the eu’s need for microchips is set to double in the next decade. According to the report, currently a handful of suppliers come from outside the eu, an unaffordable dependency. Reportedly, according to a new draft by the eu commision, by 2030 20% of the world’s microchip production should be in Europe.

According to reports, microchips are used in smart and android phones that allow people to use the internet and have a telephone video conference, they are also used in tv’s, id cards and cancer medicines.

According to reports, microfluidic chips is technology that controls fluid at a micro level. Reportedly, they compromise of a flourishing biochip that integrates cell biology and biological phenomena. According to the report, cancer cells can be cultured on microfluid chips in a visible, controllable and customised manner, and are used in the development of customised models, as a biomarker and for detecting cancer.

Is there democracy within the tory party?

According to a report, there are allegations that tory party members are being subject to blackmail from the chief whip office. Reportedly, claims are of threatening to withhold funding. According to reports, the chief whip office is responsible for making party members align with policies by attending votes and voting according to what the party expects. The uk government chief whip since July 2019 is the right honourable Mark Spencer.

Peace talks may be biased

According to a report, a saudi led cooalition staged airstrikes on Yemen’s capital, held by Houthis on Tuesday in response to the drone attacks on a saudi military target and two oil companies. Reportedly, the strike killed atleast 20 people including civilians.

According to a report, Yousef al Otaiba the u.s.’s united arab emirates ambassador together with a uae’s top intelligence official held talks with the united states’ national security advisor, pushing for Houthis to be redesignated an international terrorist organisation.

According to the report, the united states’ secretary of state for gulf affairs will travel to the gulf this week for peace talks led by the u.n., but fears are that they may be biased.

The situation in Yemen

Reportedly, the Houthi movement have claimed responsibility for the drone attacks on Saudi Arabia. The Houthi tribe originate from northern Yemen.

Reportedly, fighting broke out in 2014 amid a report that Saudi Arabia and the u.s. were exporting oil under military guard.

The Houthis, who are backed by Iran and various other groups have enormous opposition in Saudi Arabia and hamas, the u.s., the uk, France and others.

Reportedly, Abdrabbu Mansur Hadi’s presidency was opposed following the ongoing military operations inside Yemen. According to a report, he is currently in exile in Saudi Arabia. Reportedly, Yemen is the subject of a severe humanitarian crisis.

Privatisation

According to a report, AA Ireland was purchased in late 2020 by Erbium, reportedly a u.s equity and holding firm lead by french president Nicolas Sarkozy’s brother. According to the report, Mr Sarkozy was already involved in the Dublin business community being part of the Mallabraca group of private equity that examined taking a stake in Bank of Ireland.

Reportedly, boi operates under uk treasury sevices. According to a report, the aib’s parent group is AIB group, shares are traded on the Dublin and London stock exchange.

New president of eu parliament

According to a report, Roberta Metsola, the newly elected president of the european parliament, known to be pro life has vowed to respect the chamber’s majority opinion in favour of abortion. Reportedly, last year the chamber passed a resolution declaring safe access to abortion as a human right, with 378 in favour and 255 against. A problem is pressure pro lifers have to contend with.

According to the report, the parliament stands for the rule of law. Reportedly, Roberta Metsola who will hold the office for 2.5 years , a Maltese politician has previously always voted pro life. Abortion is illegal in Malta.

Drills with Belarus

According to a report, Russia is moving troops westwards into Belarus, and joint drills with Belarus will practice how to respond to external threats. Rep, 100,000 Russian troops are amassed along Ukraine’s borders.

CSO figures

According to a report, goods imports from Britain have decreased by more than a fifth since Brexit, and by €3.3 billion from January to November 2021. Reportedly, during the same time goods imports to Britain totalled €13.4 billion an increase of more than 20%.

Reportedly, there has been a decrease in British imports of animal and food stuffs, however there has been an increase in imports of chemicals, machinery and transport equipment.

According to the report, globally Ireland export €151.7 billion worth of goods including electrical machinery, appliances and parts and organic chemicals.

According to the report, imports from the north have increased by 64% while exports to the north have increased by 50%.

Ukraine cyberattack

According to a report, dozens of computer systems and 70 Ukrainian government agency websites were infected with destructive malware disguised as ransomware at the end of last week. Reportedly, Ukraine allege Russia is behind the attack and are actively building up forces in information and cyberspaces.

According to the report, in 2017 Russia targeted Ukraine with the most damaging cyberattack on record. Reportedly, the virus, also disguised as ransomware erased entire networks.

People smuggling

According to a report, a group has been arrested for people smuggling from the Polish Belarusian border. Reportedly, the couriers who are Polish, Ukrainian, Georgian and Tunisian nationals charged €3,000 per person to traffick the migrants further into western Europe, only 10% want to stay in Poland.

Reportedly, the smuggling has generated €8,700,000 of which the couriers have received over €4,300,000.