NATO Chief Admits Ukraine Burning Through Ammo Quicker Than West Can Supply It
Jens Stoltenberg said Kyiv has a “problem,” but “we have a strategy to tackle that.”
Michael Curzon
February 15, 2023
Having withstood the test of time, this fine revival of Dialogues des Carmélites should be a lesson to the Met Opera management as it seeks a new direction.
Germany spent nearly €270 billion alone on mitigating the crisis, reveals Bruegel’s latest report.
The former Brazilian president’s return to his native country would come with risk. Authorities accuse him of having stoked an uprising against Lula’s presidency.
If projections are correct, the number of asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees entering Germany over the years 2022-2023 will equal twice the population of Köln.
“We are facing the biggest crisis in the world since World War II. What we have seen before is almost nothing compared to what is ahead of us. I know there’s a big escalation ahead of us … The next five or six months will be the worst of the conflict,” Vučić declared.
Winston Marshall is enjoying his newfound freedom. Through longform podcast conversations with thinkers, writers, and pundits, he’s finally sharing his views and speaking out on the causes he cares about.
Even AI researchers are mystified by their creations.
If we truly respect our students and hope they will develop into adults capable of mature exchange of ideas, we must ensure that campuses are open spaces for discussion. Anything less is infantilization.
The issue has, in some ways, become a flashpoint between Meloni’s government and the opposition.
Europe lacks the proper public engagement and civic institutions to inform its foreign policy decision-making, leaving dysfunctional management to fill the vacuum, a new report by @MCC_Brussels argues.
The motion constitutes somewhat of an uneasy compromise, as it tries to accommodate both proponents and opponents of same-sex marriage while pleasing neither.
“We are the strongest peace party. It’s not a coincidence that one day after our unveiling of the peace initiative we jumped over the Greens, who are the number one war party. This shows what the people in Germany really want,” AfD MP Petr Bystron told The European Conservative.
