US media provides little news of Europe. What is provided is strictly “narrated.” Consequently, Americans are unaware of what seems to be a spontaneous, leaderless, popular uprising against mandated lockdowns and masks.
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Japanese Embassy in Paris warns its nationals of omnipresent violent crime
ParisThe Japanese authorities reacted to an attack that occurred on February 10 in the French capital.
Netherlands: National Counterterrorism and Security Coordinator concerned about Erdogan’s influence
The HagueThe National Counterterrorism and Security Coordinator (NCTV) is concerned about the rise of the influence of the Turkish leader among Dutch people of Turkish origin. In an internal memo that HP/De Tijd has in its possession, the NCTV reported that Turkish President Erdogan is implementing a strategy of conscious Islamization in the Netherlands.
French bill seeks to ban inclusive writing in public sector
ParisThe text denounced the "very personal and in no way majority vision" of the "activists" who advocate inclusive writing.
Swiss referendum to make public nationality and origin of offenders
ZurichDoes it matter if two burglars are Swiss nationals? Or if a traffic accident was caused by a recently naturalized person? A referendum in Switzerland is being planned, as a popular initiative of the conservative SVP party. It will be submitted to the people on March 7, to force the police to publish the nationality and origin of offenders.
French government launches procedure to dissolve Génération Identitaire
ParisOn Friday, February 12, four police officers officially notified the president of Génération Identitaire of the government's intention to initiate the dissolution of the association.
Against the advice of the EU, Germany closes its borders
BerlinFaced with a major resurgence of Covid-19, and in particular of several very contagious variants, Germany continues to tighten its health measures. To the chagrin of the European Union, Berlin decided on Sunday February 14 to close some borders.
Manifesto for academic freedom at European universities
BerlinA few days ago, well-known professors from all political backgrounds in Germany denounced the increasing loss of academic freedom in research and teaching in a manifesto and joined forces in a network. The real question is, how could restrictions on knowledge possibly have come this far? Prof David Engels, a Professor of Roman History in Brussels and the Poznan West Institute (Instytut Zachodni) commented on the new manifesto.
The usual violence of the left against conservative Italian Fdi party
TurinIn Turin, leftists attacked the peaceful campaign organized in support the Brothers of Italy (Fdi). Guido Crosetto , Undersecretary of Defense in the Berlusconi IV government, one of the founders of the Brothers of Italy, denounced the facts.
Impeachment: Donald Trump acquitted in the Senate
WashingtonThe United States Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump of impeachment charges. Fifty-seven senators voted to convict, while forty-three voted to acquit, but conviction would have required a two-thirds majority, or sixty-seven votes.
Japanese Embassy in Paris warns its nationals of omnipresent violent crime
ParisThe Japanese authorities reacted to an attack that occurred on February 10 in the French capital.
Netherlands: National Counterterrorism and Security Coordinator concerned about Erdogan’s influence
The HagueThe National Counterterrorism and Security Coordinator (NCTV) is concerned about the rise of the influence of the Turkish leader among Dutch people of Turkish origin. In an internal memo that HP/De Tijd has in its possession, the NCTV reported that Turkish President Erdogan is implementing a strategy of conscious Islamization in the Netherlands.
French bill seeks to ban inclusive writing in public sector
ParisThe text denounced the "very personal and in no way majority vision" of the "activists" who advocate inclusive writing.
Swiss referendum to make public nationality and origin of offenders
ZurichDoes it matter if two burglars are Swiss nationals? Or if a traffic accident was caused by a recently naturalized person? A referendum in Switzerland is being planned, as a popular initiative of the conservative SVP party. It will be submitted to the people on March 7, to force the police to publish the nationality and origin of offenders.
French government launches procedure to dissolve Génération Identitaire
ParisOn Friday, February 12, four police officers officially notified the president of Génération Identitaire of the government's intention to initiate the dissolution of the association.
Against the advice of the EU, Germany closes its borders
BerlinFaced with a major resurgence of Covid-19, and in particular of several very contagious variants, Germany continues to tighten its health measures. To the chagrin of the European Union, Berlin decided on Sunday February 14 to close some borders.
Manifesto for academic freedom at European universities
BerlinA few days ago, well-known professors from all political backgrounds in Germany denounced the increasing loss of academic freedom in research and teaching in a manifesto and joined forces in a network. The real question is, how could restrictions on knowledge possibly have come this far? Prof David Engels, a Professor of Roman History in Brussels and the Poznan West Institute (Instytut Zachodni) commented on the new manifesto.
The usual violence of the left against conservative Italian Fdi party
TurinIn Turin, leftists attacked the peaceful campaign organized in support the Brothers of Italy (Fdi). Guido Crosetto , Undersecretary of Defense in the Berlusconi IV government, one of the founders of the Brothers of Italy, denounced the facts.
Impeachment: Donald Trump acquitted in the Senate
WashingtonThe United States Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump of impeachment charges. Fifty-seven senators voted to convict, while forty-three voted to acquit, but conviction would have required a two-thirds majority, or sixty-seven votes.
