The head of the RAF insists that increased diversity is “mission critical,” with conservative government officials also pushing for quotas to be fulfilled.
Austrian Chancellor Nehammer: EU Commission agreed to “de facto” pay for the border fences.
“Moldova is entering a new phase, one in which security is our priority,” Moldovan PM Natalia Gavrilița said in her resignation speech.
The Islamic League of Sweden has earned a reputation as the representative of Swedish Muslims in the media, often mediating between police and Muslim communities during riots.
Pfizer’s own defence conceded that its CEO was not prepared well enough to discuss the issue, yet he went on to do so in the strongest possible terms.
The EU plans to step up its game against Russian propaganda by digging deeper into the pathways of information flow to find the source of disinformation.
“2023 is the end of access to pornographic sites for our children,” said Jean-Noël Barrot, French Minister for Digital Affairs.
Speakers from across politics and academia gathered in Brussels to discuss the looming threat of abortion being inserted into the EU Charter, contrasting it with Europe’s philosophical and religious roots.
“The destiny of Europe, the fate of Europe, has never rested on politicians, and that should not be the illusion now.”
The Swedish Security Service cited the January 21st burning of the Quran outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm as a major catalyst.
As the small republic comes under pressure from the war in Ukraine, calls mount for reunification with Romania.
As a young priest, Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill worked for the KGB, two Swiss newspapers claim.
