Imagine realizing that you failed to protect your child from medical quacks who amputated healthy body parts and left her mutilated for life.
Smuggling gangs are advertising the new route on social media sites with images of lorries and London sites, like the London Eye.
The only way for a government to be fiscally responsible is to transform government in the image of national conservatism. Hungary offers a good example of how to do it.
One researcher says Al-Qaeda’s threat can be considered a declaration of war against Denmark.
The EU is installing solar panels faster than expected, but the market is collapsing.
Many popular parties in Europe do not want to challenge the status quo and will stoop to forming alliances with leftists. However, these parties fail to realize that by doing this, they are losing their conservative identity, their authority, and their voters.
The militant rhetoric Germany’s left-globalist establishment has been using in relation to the AfD, arguably, has had real-world consequences in the form of violence against AfD politicians.
While results of further tests are expected, British PM Rishi Sunak reaffirmed his commitment to keep using the barge—now empty, but able to house up to 500 migrant men aged 18-65.
Negativity, including the aestheticization of aggression, can serve as temperature shock, coaxing the culture into respecting the integrity of certain barriers.
Saxony is a traditional hub for semiconductor production going back to the East German era. But officials warn that the AfD’s rapid rise could throw a spanner in the works for expanding the regional labour force through immigration.
OSF might prepare for strategic restructuring and a 40% workforce cutback, but “we only truly believe that the occupying troops are leaving the continent when the last Soros soldier has left,” Balázs Orbán, the Hungarian PM’s political director said.
Moscow and Beijing have also been firming up relations this week, as China intends to move forward with Russia on plans for a moon base by the 2030s.
