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Confidence in Scholz, state institutions in freefall
BerlinThe trust that Germans have in their political institutions is at an all-time low. The values are particularly catastrophic compared to the previous year. Within a year, the decline noted is simply huge.
China invests millions in oil production in Afghanistan
KabulWhile Western governments are trying to ignore or isolate the Taliban regime, which was able to take power in Afghanistan in August 2021, an Afghan-Chinese deal worth millions was concluded. China wants to develop an extensive oil field in Afghanistan. The Afghan mining minister and Chinese representatives signed a corresponding agreement in Kabul.
Are racial quotas tools of white racism?
Quota-based hiring and promotion has had deleterious effects on those awarded status-based preferment. The best among them are left in doubt whether they earned their place.
Erdogan Wants to Solve the Kurdish Problem with Assad
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday: “We have launched a process as Russia-Turkey-Syria,” and added, “We will bring our foreign ministers together and then, depending on developments, we will come together as leaders.”
Gun violence: More risk in Chicago and Philadelphia than Iraq, Afghanistan
Providence, Rhode IslandA striking statistic: young Americans are several times more likely to be injured by a gun in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia than they are while serving as a soldier in a foreign country.
The introduction of the euro causes prices to skyrocket in Croatia
ZagrebThe Croatians are experiencing quite a nasty surprise: After joining the EU at the beginning of the year, the country has now also introduced the euro – as a result, prices are going up steeply. Many Croatians are venting their anger on social media.
Saint Genevieve march finally authorised in Paris
ParisThe prefectural decree banning the traditional march of Identitarians in Paris in honour of Saint Geneviève has been rejected by the administrative court. The State has also been ordered to compensate the organisers.
German cyber defense chief suddenly fired
BerlinThe German Minister of the Interior Faeser (SPD) is facing strong headwinds, even within her own administration. The staff council has expressed incomprehension that the minister dismissed Arne Schönbohm, the long-standing head of the country's IT security facility (Federal Office for Information Security, BSI).
Kevin McCarthy new chairman of the US House of Representatives
WashingtonAfter a tough internal power struggle, Republican Kevin McCarthy became the new chairman of the US House of Representatives.
Confidence in Scholz, state institutions in freefall
BerlinThe trust that Germans have in their political institutions is at an all-time low. The values are particularly catastrophic compared to the previous year. Within a year, the decline noted is simply huge.
China invests millions in oil production in Afghanistan
KabulWhile Western governments are trying to ignore or isolate the Taliban regime, which was able to take power in Afghanistan in August 2021, an Afghan-Chinese deal worth millions was concluded. China wants to develop an extensive oil field in Afghanistan. The Afghan mining minister and Chinese representatives signed a corresponding agreement in Kabul.
Are racial quotas tools of white racism?
Quota-based hiring and promotion has had deleterious effects on those awarded status-based preferment. The best among them are left in doubt whether they earned their place.
Erdogan Wants to Solve the Kurdish Problem with Assad
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday: “We have launched a process as Russia-Turkey-Syria,” and added, “We will bring our foreign ministers together and then, depending on developments, we will come together as leaders.”
Gun violence: More risk in Chicago and Philadelphia than Iraq, Afghanistan
Providence, Rhode IslandA striking statistic: young Americans are several times more likely to be injured by a gun in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia than they are while serving as a soldier in a foreign country.
The introduction of the euro causes prices to skyrocket in Croatia
ZagrebThe Croatians are experiencing quite a nasty surprise: After joining the EU at the beginning of the year, the country has now also introduced the euro – as a result, prices are going up steeply. Many Croatians are venting their anger on social media.
Saint Genevieve march finally authorised in Paris
ParisThe prefectural decree banning the traditional march of Identitarians in Paris in honour of Saint Geneviève has been rejected by the administrative court. The State has also been ordered to compensate the organisers.
German cyber defense chief suddenly fired
BerlinThe German Minister of the Interior Faeser (SPD) is facing strong headwinds, even within her own administration. The staff council has expressed incomprehension that the minister dismissed Arne Schönbohm, the long-standing head of the country's IT security facility (Federal Office for Information Security, BSI).
Kevin McCarthy new chairman of the US House of Representatives
WashingtonAfter a tough internal power struggle, Republican Kevin McCarthy became the new chairman of the US House of Representatives.