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How Twitter helped Biden win the US presidency
WashingtonThe short message service Twitter massively influenced the US presidential election campaign two years ago in favor of the then candidate Joe Biden. The then incumbent Donald Trump ultimately lost the election. Internal e-mails that the new owner, Elon Musk, has now published on the short message service show how censorship worked on Twitter. The 51-year-old called it the “Twitter files”.
Gothenburg wants to settle migrants in affluent neighbourhoods
In the Swedish city of Gothenburg, the red-green city leadership wants to mix the old-established inhabitants with migrants. That is why immigrants are now taking up residence in affluent neighbourhoods.
Berlin: 2777 knife attacks in one year
BerlinThroughout Germany, knife crime has increased dramatically in recent years. Whether in the pedestrian zone or on the ICE, at fairs or in department stores – the uncertainty has grown dramatically because aggressive stabbers can now be expected anywhere. An open secret is that the perpetrators disproportionately often come from migrant milieus.
Nigel Farage: ‘Immigration has massively altered our identity’
LondonIn view of the latest statistical figures, Brexit advocate and former British MEP Nigel Farage has criticized the rapidly progressing population exchange in Great Britain.
Qatar gas contract signals more problems for Germany
BerlinA month-long tragedy has finally found its happy ending – albeit rather symbolically. After Federal Economics Minister Habeck (Greens) was rebuffed in Qatar in the spring when he was looking for a replacement for the boycotted Russian gas, reports of an agreement are now making the rounds.
Migrant paraglides over Melilla border fence into EU
MelillaAn individual was spotted by two people flying over the high fence of the enclave that separates Morocco from Spain, and thus Africa from the EU. The story sounds crazy, but it's real.
Israelis not welcome in Qatar during the 2022 World Cup
DohaIsraeli citizens and journalists are allowed in Qatar in a FIFA agreement during the 2022 World Cup now underway in Doha. Being allowed to enter a country to watch football, or to cover an event as a journalist or media crew, is far different than being welcome.
Whites a minority in Britain’s largest cities
LondonWhite Britons no longer form a majority in the two largest English cities for the first time in history.
Bordeaux’s Green city council welcomes rat infestation
BordeauxThe Green Party in the French city believes that rodents contribute to the "proper functioning" of the city's sewers and are therefore "necessary".
France: Sexual violence ‘outside the family’ soared in 2021
ParisOn Wednesday 30 November, the figures for complaints of sexual violence were made public by feminist associations. According to them, these complaints increased by 24 percent in 2021.
How Twitter helped Biden win the US presidency
WashingtonThe short message service Twitter massively influenced the US presidential election campaign two years ago in favor of the then candidate Joe Biden. The then incumbent Donald Trump ultimately lost the election. Internal e-mails that the new owner, Elon Musk, has now published on the short message service show how censorship worked on Twitter. The 51-year-old called it the “Twitter files”.
Gothenburg wants to settle migrants in affluent neighbourhoods
In the Swedish city of Gothenburg, the red-green city leadership wants to mix the old-established inhabitants with migrants. That is why immigrants are now taking up residence in affluent neighbourhoods.
Berlin: 2777 knife attacks in one year
BerlinThroughout Germany, knife crime has increased dramatically in recent years. Whether in the pedestrian zone or on the ICE, at fairs or in department stores – the uncertainty has grown dramatically because aggressive stabbers can now be expected anywhere. An open secret is that the perpetrators disproportionately often come from migrant milieus.
Nigel Farage: ‘Immigration has massively altered our identity’
LondonIn view of the latest statistical figures, Brexit advocate and former British MEP Nigel Farage has criticized the rapidly progressing population exchange in Great Britain.
Qatar gas contract signals more problems for Germany
BerlinA month-long tragedy has finally found its happy ending – albeit rather symbolically. After Federal Economics Minister Habeck (Greens) was rebuffed in Qatar in the spring when he was looking for a replacement for the boycotted Russian gas, reports of an agreement are now making the rounds.
Migrant paraglides over Melilla border fence into EU
MelillaAn individual was spotted by two people flying over the high fence of the enclave that separates Morocco from Spain, and thus Africa from the EU. The story sounds crazy, but it's real.
Israelis not welcome in Qatar during the 2022 World Cup
DohaIsraeli citizens and journalists are allowed in Qatar in a FIFA agreement during the 2022 World Cup now underway in Doha. Being allowed to enter a country to watch football, or to cover an event as a journalist or media crew, is far different than being welcome.
Whites a minority in Britain’s largest cities
LondonWhite Britons no longer form a majority in the two largest English cities for the first time in history.
Bordeaux’s Green city council welcomes rat infestation
BordeauxThe Green Party in the French city believes that rodents contribute to the "proper functioning" of the city's sewers and are therefore "necessary".
France: Sexual violence ‘outside the family’ soared in 2021
ParisOn Wednesday 30 November, the figures for complaints of sexual violence were made public by feminist associations. According to them, these complaints increased by 24 percent in 2021.
