LondonA European Council document on Friday suggested that Spain now has the power of an effective veto on whether the Brexit deal applies to a part of strategic British territory south of Spain.
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‘Putin represents a symbol of stability for the people’
Daria Sharova is the International Secretary of the “Molodaja Gwardija” – the “Young Guard” – which is the youth organization of the United Russia party. She spoke with FreeWestMedia about the difficulties and expectations in relations with the European Union.
German media as well as police underreport migrant crime
The German Sächsische Zeitung, based in the eastern city of Dresden has adopted a policy of reporting migrant crime. Since July of last year, its policy is to always report the nationality of people who commit crimes.
Connecticut could be first US state to deploy deadly drones
Connecticut could become the first state in the United States to allow police to use weaponised drones if a bill becomes law.
Clashes errupt in London as leftists storm patriotic march
LondonFrantic scenes unfolded in London during clashes between patriotic Brits and Antifa protesters.
Le Pen should team up with other pro-Russian candidate, says pundit
ParisFrench pundit, Alain Soral, has singled out the far left's Jean-Luc Melenchon as a possible match for Front National candidate, Marine Le Pen.
NGA, the most secretive spying agency: ‘It can zoom in on a a stick of butter’
St LouisForeign Policy reports that the little-known National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, or NGA, is an American spy agency fond of drone warfare.
Germany challenges NATO spending
BrusselsUS Secretary of State Rex Tillerson once again asked European counterparts to pay for Washington's commitment to NATO on Friday, but Germany is not buying it.
Wikileaks: ‘Marble’ is proof that CIA disguises hacks as Russian
The Vault 7 release by WikiLeaks contains a series of documents, named "Marble", detailing how CIA hacking tactics misdirect forensic investigators from attributing viruses, trojans and attacks.
EU Commission president calls for Ohio, Texas to split from US
MaltaThe EU Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker said he would push for Ohio and Texas to split from the rest of the United States if the Republican president Trump continues his lack of support to the EU.
‘Putin represents a symbol of stability for the people’
Daria Sharova is the International Secretary of the “Molodaja Gwardija” – the “Young Guard” – which is the youth organization of the United Russia party. She spoke with FreeWestMedia about the difficulties and expectations in relations with the European Union.
German media as well as police underreport migrant crime
The German Sächsische Zeitung, based in the eastern city of Dresden has adopted a policy of reporting migrant crime. Since July of last year, its policy is to always report the nationality of people who commit crimes.
Connecticut could be first US state to deploy deadly drones
Connecticut could become the first state in the United States to allow police to use weaponised drones if a bill becomes law.
Clashes errupt in London as leftists storm patriotic march
LondonFrantic scenes unfolded in London during clashes between patriotic Brits and Antifa protesters.
Le Pen should team up with other pro-Russian candidate, says pundit
ParisFrench pundit, Alain Soral, has singled out the far left's Jean-Luc Melenchon as a possible match for Front National candidate, Marine Le Pen.
NGA, the most secretive spying agency: ‘It can zoom in on a a stick of butter’
St LouisForeign Policy reports that the little-known National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, or NGA, is an American spy agency fond of drone warfare.
Germany challenges NATO spending
BrusselsUS Secretary of State Rex Tillerson once again asked European counterparts to pay for Washington's commitment to NATO on Friday, but Germany is not buying it.
Wikileaks: ‘Marble’ is proof that CIA disguises hacks as Russian
The Vault 7 release by WikiLeaks contains a series of documents, named "Marble", detailing how CIA hacking tactics misdirect forensic investigators from attributing viruses, trojans and attacks.
EU Commission president calls for Ohio, Texas to split from US
MaltaThe EU Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker said he would push for Ohio and Texas to split from the rest of the United States if the Republican president Trump continues his lack of support to the EU.