DavosWhen the World Economic Forum (WEF) starts again in Davos next January, Vladimir Zelensky will be present too. He hopes to secure funding for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
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German energy minister invents new unit of measurement
BerlinIn a German mainstream newspaper, on December 26, Economics Minister Robert Habeck was allowed to use a curious term without being contradicted.
Nigerian President: More weapons for Ukraine end up in Africa
LagosSome time ago, FWM reported on arms deliveries to Ukraine, which shortly afterwards were resold on the Internet. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has warned that "weapons used in the war in Ukraine are gradually leaking into the region" and called for strengthened border security.
Paris shooting: French ambassador summoned by Ankara for ‘anti-Turkish propaganda’
ParisOn Monday 26 December, following the shooting of three people of Kurdish origin in Paris three days earlier, the French ambassador was summoned by Ankara for "anti-Turkey propaganda".
All the ‘racist haters’ of Kylian Mbappé are non-white
ParisThe police have identified and interviewed 9 authors of racist tweets towards Kylian Mbappé: They are all of Congolese, Algerian, Rwandan or even Somali origin.
Extreme cold and winter storms sweep across US
More than a million households without electricity, thousands of canceled flights, temperatures in the double-digit minus range and already 41 fatalities: The US is being overwhelmed by an enormous cold wave.
The greatest gift for all
Christmas is a time of traditions. If you have found time in the rush before Christmas to decorate a tree, you are sharing in a relatively new tradition. Although the Christmas tree has ancient roots, at the beginning of the 20th century only 1 in 5 American families put up a tree. It was 1920 before the Christmas tree became the hallmark of the season. Calvin Coolidge was the first President to light a national Christmas tree on the White House lawn.
The D-bomb, realpolitik and what ‘mixed-race’ really means
Zelensky has no incentive to negotiate peace, quit his shabbily self-serving ‘heroics,’ now that the world’s greatest deliberative body has authorized billions for his upkeep in posterity.
Will Mbappe have to leave France over racism?
The deadly attack in Paris laid open the wound of rampant racism in France. An attacker shot dead three people at a Kurdish cultural center and wounded another three persons. The attacker was arrested and had a history of immigrant attacks.
Hungary: EU’s 22 billion euros are on hold
BrusselsWhen it comes to corruption, the EU has enough on its plate, but instead it prefers to deal with the subject in Hungary. Brussels has now imposed 27 conditions on Viktor Orban's government so that 22 billion euros can flow from the cohesion fund. Until then, the money will be withheld.
German energy minister invents new unit of measurement
BerlinIn a German mainstream newspaper, on December 26, Economics Minister Robert Habeck was allowed to use a curious term without being contradicted.
Nigerian President: More weapons for Ukraine end up in Africa
LagosSome time ago, FWM reported on arms deliveries to Ukraine, which shortly afterwards were resold on the Internet. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has warned that "weapons used in the war in Ukraine are gradually leaking into the region" and called for strengthened border security.
Paris shooting: French ambassador summoned by Ankara for ‘anti-Turkish propaganda’
ParisOn Monday 26 December, following the shooting of three people of Kurdish origin in Paris three days earlier, the French ambassador was summoned by Ankara for "anti-Turkey propaganda".
All the ‘racist haters’ of Kylian Mbappé are non-white
ParisThe police have identified and interviewed 9 authors of racist tweets towards Kylian Mbappé: They are all of Congolese, Algerian, Rwandan or even Somali origin.
Extreme cold and winter storms sweep across US
More than a million households without electricity, thousands of canceled flights, temperatures in the double-digit minus range and already 41 fatalities: The US is being overwhelmed by an enormous cold wave.
The greatest gift for all
Christmas is a time of traditions. If you have found time in the rush before Christmas to decorate a tree, you are sharing in a relatively new tradition. Although the Christmas tree has ancient roots, at the beginning of the 20th century only 1 in 5 American families put up a tree. It was 1920 before the Christmas tree became the hallmark of the season. Calvin Coolidge was the first President to light a national Christmas tree on the White House lawn.
The D-bomb, realpolitik and what ‘mixed-race’ really means
Zelensky has no incentive to negotiate peace, quit his shabbily self-serving ‘heroics,’ now that the world’s greatest deliberative body has authorized billions for his upkeep in posterity.
Will Mbappe have to leave France over racism?
The deadly attack in Paris laid open the wound of rampant racism in France. An attacker shot dead three people at a Kurdish cultural center and wounded another three persons. The attacker was arrested and had a history of immigrant attacks.
Hungary: EU’s 22 billion euros are on hold
BrusselsWhen it comes to corruption, the EU has enough on its plate, but instead it prefers to deal with the subject in Hungary. Brussels has now imposed 27 conditions on Viktor Orban's government so that 22 billion euros can flow from the cohesion fund. Until then, the money will be withheld.