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Hungary loses ‘democratic status’ in EU Parliament
BudapestThe EU Parliament has agreed that Hungary is not a democracy. A “hybrid system of electoral autocracy” prevails in the country, according to a non-binding resolution voted for by a majority of MPs on Thursday, the AFP news agency reported. The resolution had been pushed by several factions, including the Greens and the Social Democrats.
For all Americans who think they still have a country, here is bad news
America is permanently divided in a way that can only be resolved with the victory of one political party over the other, which in today’s parlance means the victory of traditional Americans or the victory of their woke Democrat opponents, most of whom are white but are ashamed of it. With the founding whites split, the power of immigrant-invaders is multiplied.
With Russian cooperation OPEC has kept the alliance together
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is headed by Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais, who said on August 18 that the OPEC+ oil production deal wants to keep Russia part of the alliance beyond 2022.
US investors pull out of ‘dark’ Europe
New YorkThe US investment bank JPMorgan, which wants to move its employees to London because of the imminent danger of a blackout in Germany, is not an isolated case. Other foreign analysts also consider Europe to be increasingly at risk – and are avoiding doing business in Europe. US companies are already focusing on their domestic businesses.
Swedish PM resigns after victory of right-wing alliance
StockholmSweden's Social Democratic Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson acknowledged her defeat on Wednesday evening and announced her resignation, after right-wing alliance with the Sweden Democrats as the strongest force has won the parliamentary elections in the Scandinavian country.
The first German district blackout simulation: 400 dead in 96 hours
BerlinGermany's municipalities are getting serious and preparing for the concrete consequences of a widespread power blackout. The Hessian Rheingau-Taunus district is the first of 401 German districts and urban districts to have a specialist company in Berlin examine and simulate what threatens in the event of a blackout in order to be prepared for the increasingly likely eventuality.
Triumph of the parallel society: Sweden’s migrant party wins big
StockholmThe final result will probably not be available until today, but some interesting partial results of the Swedish parliamentary election are already available. It is not only the good performance of the right-wing Sweden Democrats, who have probably become the second strongest political force in parliament, that is a sensation – but also the landslide gains that a migrant party was able to record.
European food industry warns: ‘No energy means no food’
BrusselsThe European food industry is sounding the alarm. In a recent statement, companies in the European agri-food industry warn of plant closures and supply bottlenecks as a result of the energy crisis.
Sweden Democrats as election winners
StockholmOn Sunday, the Swedish parliamentary elections took place. In the traditionally fragmented party landscape, the centre-right bloc dared for the first time to include the anti-globalisation and patriotic Sweden Democrats (SD) in their alliance.
Hungary loses ‘democratic status’ in EU Parliament
BudapestThe EU Parliament has agreed that Hungary is not a democracy. A “hybrid system of electoral autocracy” prevails in the country, according to a non-binding resolution voted for by a majority of MPs on Thursday, the AFP news agency reported. The resolution had been pushed by several factions, including the Greens and the Social Democrats.
For all Americans who think they still have a country, here is bad news
America is permanently divided in a way that can only be resolved with the victory of one political party over the other, which in today’s parlance means the victory of traditional Americans or the victory of their woke Democrat opponents, most of whom are white but are ashamed of it. With the founding whites split, the power of immigrant-invaders is multiplied.
With Russian cooperation OPEC has kept the alliance together
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is headed by Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais, who said on August 18 that the OPEC+ oil production deal wants to keep Russia part of the alliance beyond 2022.
US investors pull out of ‘dark’ Europe
New YorkThe US investment bank JPMorgan, which wants to move its employees to London because of the imminent danger of a blackout in Germany, is not an isolated case. Other foreign analysts also consider Europe to be increasingly at risk – and are avoiding doing business in Europe. US companies are already focusing on their domestic businesses.
Swedish PM resigns after victory of right-wing alliance
StockholmSweden's Social Democratic Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson acknowledged her defeat on Wednesday evening and announced her resignation, after right-wing alliance with the Sweden Democrats as the strongest force has won the parliamentary elections in the Scandinavian country.
The first German district blackout simulation: 400 dead in 96 hours
BerlinGermany's municipalities are getting serious and preparing for the concrete consequences of a widespread power blackout. The Hessian Rheingau-Taunus district is the first of 401 German districts and urban districts to have a specialist company in Berlin examine and simulate what threatens in the event of a blackout in order to be prepared for the increasingly likely eventuality.
Triumph of the parallel society: Sweden’s migrant party wins big
StockholmThe final result will probably not be available until today, but some interesting partial results of the Swedish parliamentary election are already available. It is not only the good performance of the right-wing Sweden Democrats, who have probably become the second strongest political force in parliament, that is a sensation – but also the landslide gains that a migrant party was able to record.
European food industry warns: ‘No energy means no food’
BrusselsThe European food industry is sounding the alarm. In a recent statement, companies in the European agri-food industry warn of plant closures and supply bottlenecks as a result of the energy crisis.
Sweden Democrats as election winners
StockholmOn Sunday, the Swedish parliamentary elections took place. In the traditionally fragmented party landscape, the centre-right bloc dared for the first time to include the anti-globalisation and patriotic Sweden Democrats (SD) in their alliance.
