Denmark Reconsiders Nuclear Energy After Decades-Long Ban
All three of Denmark’s governing parties have said they are open to relaxing atomic energy laws, in part to reduce dependence on Russia.
Michael Curzon
May 7, 2025
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The winner of the first round of the
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The latest trick is to get illegal immigrants to ask for international protection just before being deported.
Pro-Palestine activists are overjoyed by the silencing of an Israeli musician whom they accuse of “artwashing genocide.”
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According to the petitioners, Germany is experiencing “an unprecedented attack on democracy.”
The conservative party wants to stop the left-wing government from handing out privileges to a specific cultural elite.
