ParisIn France, a gendarmerie barracks was attacked, a children's home burned down, a retired couple and several families saved from the flames... In fact, 690 vehicles were burned and 490 arrests made, but according to a press release from the Ministry of the Interior, "no notable incident" was recorded on the first night of the year.
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Happy New Year! A rollercoaster 2023 awaits us
Happy New Year and I hope we survive 2023! Stay healthy, don't let anything get to you, don't bend over backwards and above all don't give up fighting for what is important and valuable.
Questions for the year ahead
On Christmas eve in Paris the police were battling violent protesters from the Paris Kurdish community. Clashes of this sort have become common all over Europe. They are the product of “diversity” and “multiculturalism.”
Lebanon is a failed state today
Lebanon needs up to $15 billion to rise from its present economic collapse which was decades in the making and can be blamed on the corrupt ruling elite who lined their pockets at the expense of the citizens, driving the country into financial ruin and deadly social turmoil.
Looters take advantage of ‘storm of the century’ in US
BuffaloLooters in the US took advantage of heavy snowfall in the Buffalo area to rob numerous shops.
Poll: Germans no longer feel free
BerlinThe Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion (IfD) published a widely acclaimed study on Thursday, according to which a narrow majority of Germans do not feel free.
‘Sea-Eye’ demands protection from German government
BerlinWith a new decree, the Italian government is trying to control the activities of self-proclaimed sea rescuers in the Mediterranean. The Sea-Eye association is therefore calling on the German government to protect them. The decree will be ignored, they say.
EU corruption scandal continues to grow
AthensApparently, the Greek anti-money laundering authority has found more suspicious dealings involving top EU officials. Its leader, Charalambos Vourliotis, has asked his counterparts in the tax haven of Panama to help investigate Eva Kaili and Francesco Giorgi's accounts.
Top German general calls for an end to Ukraine war
BrusselsThe longtime military policy advisor to NATO, Helmut W. Ganser sees the chance of an early end to the war in winter, especially for military reasons. With this, Ganser explicitly contradicted NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg, who has spoken out against peace negotiations.
Swiss reject ‘non-binary’ gender dictates
BernThe Swiss have remained down to earth – at least as far as gender issues that is rampant in the US and Europe are concerned.
Happy New Year! A rollercoaster 2023 awaits us
Happy New Year and I hope we survive 2023! Stay healthy, don't let anything get to you, don't bend over backwards and above all don't give up fighting for what is important and valuable.
Questions for the year ahead
On Christmas eve in Paris the police were battling violent protesters from the Paris Kurdish community. Clashes of this sort have become common all over Europe. They are the product of “diversity” and “multiculturalism.”
Lebanon is a failed state today
Lebanon needs up to $15 billion to rise from its present economic collapse which was decades in the making and can be blamed on the corrupt ruling elite who lined their pockets at the expense of the citizens, driving the country into financial ruin and deadly social turmoil.
Looters take advantage of ‘storm of the century’ in US
BuffaloLooters in the US took advantage of heavy snowfall in the Buffalo area to rob numerous shops.
Poll: Germans no longer feel free
BerlinThe Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion (IfD) published a widely acclaimed study on Thursday, according to which a narrow majority of Germans do not feel free.
‘Sea-Eye’ demands protection from German government
BerlinWith a new decree, the Italian government is trying to control the activities of self-proclaimed sea rescuers in the Mediterranean. The Sea-Eye association is therefore calling on the German government to protect them. The decree will be ignored, they say.
EU corruption scandal continues to grow
AthensApparently, the Greek anti-money laundering authority has found more suspicious dealings involving top EU officials. Its leader, Charalambos Vourliotis, has asked his counterparts in the tax haven of Panama to help investigate Eva Kaili and Francesco Giorgi's accounts.
Top German general calls for an end to Ukraine war
BrusselsThe longtime military policy advisor to NATO, Helmut W. Ganser sees the chance of an early end to the war in winter, especially for military reasons. With this, Ganser explicitly contradicted NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg, who has spoken out against peace negotiations.
Swiss reject ‘non-binary’ gender dictates
BernThe Swiss have remained down to earth – at least as far as gender issues that is rampant in the US and Europe are concerned.