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Veiled sardine insults Salvini, Meloni
RomeThe veiled sardine Nibras insulted the leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, calling him "stupid and ignorant" and stating that the League was "pitied".
Study: Private aid to migrants brings no safety gain
A recent study has concluded that private aid to illegal migrants in the Mediterranean does not increase safety for migrants.
Austrian court rules in favor of IB leader after house search
ViennaMartin Sellner is the leader of the Austrian chapter of the Identitarian movement. As early as 2018 his house was raided and searched by the police, and then the same thing happened earlier this year after the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand.
EU Climate policy should not burden Eastern Europe says Orban
From Hungary’s perspective the upcoming European Union summit in Brussels will be about “not allowing the Brussels bureaucrats to make poor people and the poor member states bear the costs of the fight against climate change”, said Prime Minister Viktor Orban
French mayor’s assistant allegedly organised fake marriages
VillepinteA contract worker from the town hall of Villepinte, in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, is the subject of an investigation.
Cyborg Soldiers 2050: The future of the Pentagon
According to what has been formalized by the US Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command, the US military will be able to see the first enlistments made up of personnel which are half human and half machine, integrated into their military apparatus within ten years.
The League questions minister on relocations
RomeMigrant relocations are increasingly at the center of the immigration debate: the League says it is ready to present a question to Ministers Lamorgese, with League members Molteni and Candiani expressing their doubts about the data provided to date by the Interior Ministry.
French pensions paid to the dead in the Maghreb
ParisWhen retirees or couples of retirees return to North Africa, the poor record of civil status allows widows not to declare the death of their husband and to continue to receive his French retirement pension.
US: Second Amendment Sanctuaries are exploding
In the rural areas of Virginia, in the United States, citizens are clinging to guns and religion: They have voted overwhelmingly to declare their localities Second Amendment Sanctuaries.
Veiled sardine insults Salvini, Meloni
RomeThe veiled sardine Nibras insulted the leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, calling him "stupid and ignorant" and stating that the League was "pitied".
Study: Private aid to migrants brings no safety gain
A recent study has concluded that private aid to illegal migrants in the Mediterranean does not increase safety for migrants.
Austrian court rules in favor of IB leader after house search
ViennaMartin Sellner is the leader of the Austrian chapter of the Identitarian movement. As early as 2018 his house was raided and searched by the police, and then the same thing happened earlier this year after the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand.
EU Climate policy should not burden Eastern Europe says Orban
From Hungary’s perspective the upcoming European Union summit in Brussels will be about “not allowing the Brussels bureaucrats to make poor people and the poor member states bear the costs of the fight against climate change”, said Prime Minister Viktor Orban
French mayor’s assistant allegedly organised fake marriages
VillepinteA contract worker from the town hall of Villepinte, in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, is the subject of an investigation.
Cyborg Soldiers 2050: The future of the Pentagon
According to what has been formalized by the US Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command, the US military will be able to see the first enlistments made up of personnel which are half human and half machine, integrated into their military apparatus within ten years.
The League questions minister on relocations
RomeMigrant relocations are increasingly at the center of the immigration debate: the League says it is ready to present a question to Ministers Lamorgese, with League members Molteni and Candiani expressing their doubts about the data provided to date by the Interior Ministry.
French pensions paid to the dead in the Maghreb
ParisWhen retirees or couples of retirees return to North Africa, the poor record of civil status allows widows not to declare the death of their husband and to continue to receive his French retirement pension.
US: Second Amendment Sanctuaries are exploding
In the rural areas of Virginia, in the United States, citizens are clinging to guns and religion: They have voted overwhelmingly to declare their localities Second Amendment Sanctuaries.
