Robert Semonsen | The European Conservative

Unearthed History Comes Back To Haunt Finnish Politicians

Robert Semonsen July 13, 2023

Opposition members have called for a confidence vote, and PM Petteri Orpo said he will seek such a vote after his government has presented their plan to promote equality and non-discrimination in Finland.

Poll: Less Than Half of Czechs Trust EU; Trust in NATO & UN Plummets

Robert Semonsen July 13, 2023

Trust in multinational institutions like the EU, NATO, and the UN among the Czech population has dropped precipitously in the past year.

French Riots Cost Insurers Estimated €650 Million

Robert Semonsen July 13, 2023

Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire has called on insurers to extend deadlines to file claims, reduce deductibles, and swiftly provide compensation to businesses and professionals affected by the riots.

Kremlin Spokesman: Wagner Chief Met With Putin in Moscow Days After Mutiny

Robert Semonsen July 11, 2023

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Prigozhin, along with a few dozen Wagner commanders, met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, just five days after the aborted mutiny, where they discussed, among other things, their version of what took place on June 24th.

Erdogan Signals Pro-West Shift: Greenlights Sweden’s NATO Membership Bid

Robert Semonsen July 11, 2023

Erdoğan’s decision represents yet another snub to Russian President Vladimir Putin and comes only a few days after he released Ukrainian prisoners to President Zelensky, breaking a prisoner-exchange agreement between Turkey, Ukraine, and Moscow.

Zemmour: The Link Between Riots and Immigration is Obvious

Robert Semonsen July 11, 2023

Zemmour said, “If we continue in this direction, due to demography and democracy, France could one day become an Islamic republic.”

Germany: Young, Educated, and Wealthy Increasingly Support AfD

Robert Semonsen July 10, 2023

Germany’s establishment politicians have come out strongly against AfD with EPP leader Manfred Weber (CSU) saying the party “is not only a political competitor but an opponent and an enemy.”

Germany: Eritrean Festival Turned Riot Leaves 28 Police Officers Injured

Robert Semonsen July 10, 2023

The riots, which took place just days after the whole of France was engulfed in race riots for six nights, highlight how anti-police agitation and ethnic conflicts are a tinder box across Europe.

Ex-Spy Boss on Race Riots: Nothing Comparable Has Happened Since the French Revolution

Robert Semonsen July 9, 2023

“In terms of amplitude, official statistics suggest—for historians to verify—that nothing comparable has happened in French cities since the Revolution of 1789 or, at the very least, the weeks following the Revolution,” Pierre Brochand, the former DGSE chief, said.

EUAA: Nearly 1 Million Asylum Applications in 2022; Highest Since 2016 Crisis

Robert Semonsen July 8, 2023

Nearly three-quarters (71%) of those who filed asylum applications in the 27-member bloc, with the addition of Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, and Lichtenstein, were men.

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Poll: Less Than Half of Czechs Trust EU; Trust in NATO & UN Plummets

French Riots Cost Insurers Estimated €650 Million

Kremlin Spokesman: Wagner Chief Met With Putin in Moscow Days After Mutiny

Erdogan Signals Pro-West Shift: Greenlights Sweden’s NATO Membership Bid

Zemmour: The Link Between Riots and Immigration is Obvious

Germany: Young, Educated, and Wealthy Increasingly Support AfD

Germany: Eritrean Festival Turned Riot Leaves 28 Police Officers Injured

Ex-Spy Boss on Race Riots: Nothing Comparable Has Happened Since the French Revolution

EUAA: Nearly 1 Million Asylum Applications in 2022; Highest Since 2016 Crisis

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