
First Week of German Border Controls Had Little Effect on Immigration
Police union blames lack of modern equipment

Police union blames lack of modern equipment

U.S. intelligence says the Biden Administration is concerned about Russian retaliation.

The drones may have crossed into the NATO member’s airspace as Russia targeted a Ukrainian town close to Romania’s border.

Thousands of Meta employees could potentially access Facebook and Instagram users’ passwords following blatant security lapse.

Nuclear power essential for transition to a “climate-friendly economy,” PM says.

Mainstream parties are threatening to ban the AfD for adhering to parliamentary rules.

Carles Puigdemont was disqualified for refusing to swear allegiance to the Spanish constitution.

Sent down for breaching restraining orders, the 37 convicts were then allowed back on the streets—further discrediting a disastrous policy

All signs point to a government crisis, as centre-right CDU/CSU leader says “the coalition is cracking up live on camera.”

Official talks on “resetting” relations will begin in Brussels next week.
Commentators say court’s statement is final evidence of its moral bankruptcy.
Both parties will certainly be weakened in their strategy for the upcoming elections.
Governments in the three states—all facing strong conservative opposition parties—want to give Brussels more power to police media content.
The conservative party remains critical of its coalition partners at the national and EU level.
Finnish EPP member open to collaboration with others who are pro-EU, pro-Ukraine, and pro-rule of law
The pope’s response on the matter was blunt and avoids any kind of dubious interpretation.
One critic notes media watchdog Ofcom is “silent in the face” of bias from other channels.
Geert Wilders lamented the news, saying Plasterk “would have made an excellent PM.”
Calls are growing for corporate manslaughter charges against government departments.
The party’s plans appear to be “self-ID by the back door.”
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was a tyrant at home and a sponsor of Islamic terrorism abroad.
Despite fear mongering about ‘right-wing extremism,’ populists are the ones becoming targets of political violence.