Radolfzell A group of Africans in Radolfzell, a town in Germany at the western end of Lake Constance, harassed and sexually molested a young woman at the train station. When the police arrived, the situation escalated. The officials were attacked and insulted as racists.
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New French Justice Minister wants Le Pen’s party banned
ParisThe big surprise of the new French administration after a reshuffle, is the appointment of the very mediatic lawyer at the Ministry of Justice, Éric Dupond-Moretti.
Turkey’s intervention in Libya: Erdogan sends ministers, lobbies for murderers
TripoliThese days Turkey is vying for the title of top thug in both Europe and Northern Africa. Apart from the “spy scandal” with France, Turkey has been meddling directly in the Libyan conflict in a profoundly comprehensive and controversial way, deepening existing tensions.
US intensifies pressure on Germany over Nord Stream 2
BerlinThe US is disrupting free trade and has imposed extraterritorial sanctions to try to stop the flow of energy on the world market, says Dr. Bruno Bandulet, former editor at German daily Die Welt.
Henry Ford Health study: Hydroxychloroquine lowers Covid-19 deaths
DetroitThe anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine helps lower the death rate of Covid-19 patients, the Detroit-based health system announced on Thursday.
Macron’s party faced with ‘a genuine Berezina’
ParisThe biggest news in France is the collapse of President Macron’s party at local level, failing to conquer or keep a single large city during the municipal elections. One newspaper deemed this “a genuine Berezina” for the president.
Germany’s female leaders disband elite special forces unit
BerlinThe German government - Chancellor Angela Merkel, Defense Minister Kramp-Karrenbauer and Agnieszka Brugger, a Green MP on the Parliament’s Defense Committee - has moved to disband an elite soldier unit.
Pakistan’s airline PIA grounded in Europe due to fake pilot licenses
Regulators have banned Pakistan International Airlines from flying to the European Union for six months after the state airline was forced to take nearly a third of its pilots out of service. The pilots were caught with either fake or questionable licenses, spokesmen said on Tuesday.
Guess which surrender monkey won the Battle of the Monuments?
Should all statues of Southern generals and leaders be removed? asks Ilana Mercer. And what about Europe, where the same clamour to remove statues and change street names is being heard?
French frigate ‘lit up’ by Turkish navy after it stops suspicious cargo ship
ParisTurkey, supporting the camp of the government of Tripoli has not hesitated to violate the arms embargo it signed to increase its influence in the region. A French navy frigate uncovered the transgression.
New French Justice Minister wants Le Pen’s party banned
ParisThe big surprise of the new French administration after a reshuffle, is the appointment of the very mediatic lawyer at the Ministry of Justice, Éric Dupond-Moretti.
Turkey’s intervention in Libya: Erdogan sends ministers, lobbies for murderers
TripoliThese days Turkey is vying for the title of top thug in both Europe and Northern Africa. Apart from the “spy scandal” with France, Turkey has been meddling directly in the Libyan conflict in a profoundly comprehensive and controversial way, deepening existing tensions.
US intensifies pressure on Germany over Nord Stream 2
BerlinThe US is disrupting free trade and has imposed extraterritorial sanctions to try to stop the flow of energy on the world market, says Dr. Bruno Bandulet, former editor at German daily Die Welt.
Henry Ford Health study: Hydroxychloroquine lowers Covid-19 deaths
DetroitThe anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine helps lower the death rate of Covid-19 patients, the Detroit-based health system announced on Thursday.
Macron’s party faced with ‘a genuine Berezina’
ParisThe biggest news in France is the collapse of President Macron’s party at local level, failing to conquer or keep a single large city during the municipal elections. One newspaper deemed this “a genuine Berezina” for the president.
Germany’s female leaders disband elite special forces unit
BerlinThe German government - Chancellor Angela Merkel, Defense Minister Kramp-Karrenbauer and Agnieszka Brugger, a Green MP on the Parliament’s Defense Committee - has moved to disband an elite soldier unit.
Pakistan’s airline PIA grounded in Europe due to fake pilot licenses
Regulators have banned Pakistan International Airlines from flying to the European Union for six months after the state airline was forced to take nearly a third of its pilots out of service. The pilots were caught with either fake or questionable licenses, spokesmen said on Tuesday.
Guess which surrender monkey won the Battle of the Monuments?
Should all statues of Southern generals and leaders be removed? asks Ilana Mercer. And what about Europe, where the same clamour to remove statues and change street names is being heard?
French frigate ‘lit up’ by Turkish navy after it stops suspicious cargo ship
ParisTurkey, supporting the camp of the government of Tripoli has not hesitated to violate the arms embargo it signed to increase its influence in the region. A French navy frigate uncovered the transgression.
