Crisis

The global security environment has become unpredictable; violent extremism, cybercrime and the considerable movement of people fleeing war. To prevent crises from turning into conflicts and to confront transnational challenges, you have said that, "Trust is the glue that holds international relations together".

Turkey is facing a speculative attack rather than an economic crisis, the CEO of a major private lender said on Aug. 14.

The European Commissioner for Migration and Home Affairs Dimitris Avramopoulos has called upon the people of Europe to unite forces against the powers that threaten to undo the foundations of the EU project.

Throughout the crisis, the Greek public has been bombarded with fake news and wacky theories.

Traditional media outlets have come under fire from anti-systemic political forces and citizens in a state of desperation have often preferred the "truth" peddled by conspiracy theorists and websites of an extreme populist bent.

174 people spent the night at the crisis centre for homeless people in the Zaharna Fabrika district in Sofia, head of the centre Pepi Dzhurenov told Focus Radio. 16 of them were examined by a doctor, some were referred to hospitals.

Dzhurenov assured that the crisis centre is prepared to provide shelter for anyone in need given the forecast for cold weather.

 171 people have stayed at the Crisis Center for Homelessness in the capital.

A constitutional crisis roiling Australian politics claimed a new victim Nov. 14 with the resignation of the eighth lawmaker to be felled by a once-obscure rule barring dual citizens from federal office.

The economy is in dire need of stability and trust, and yet many players who ought to pursue these goals seem indifferent to them. From the beginning it was clear that Greece's crisis was not about debt alone, it was also political and cultural.

Every country has a vital core upon which it is supported. Among the most obvious examples are first responders and people who put themselves in extremely dangerous situations at times of crisis when people's lives need to be saved.

Populism and the upcoming elections in Germany are not the sole reasons of the current crisis between Turkey and Germany, according to a prominent scholar.