BrusselsIn the EU dispute over the oil embargo against Russia, European heads of state and governments reached an agreement on Monday. More than two thirds of the previous Russian oil deliveries to the EU will be stopped, said EU Council President Charles Michel during the summit in Brussels. However, at the urging of Hungary and its Prime Minister Viktor Orban, only seaborne imports are affected. Imports via pipelines remain possible.
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Widespread election fraud uncovered in Berlin
BerlinThe chaotic elections in Berlin and the simultaneous elections to the House of Representatives last September are making bigger and bigger waves. In the meantime, the Federal Election Commissioner has requested that the federal election be repeated in half of Berlin's constituencies. At the regional state level, irregularities were deliberately waved through by the leftist Green senate.
Statements against NATO membership discouraged in Finland
HelsinkiNATO membership is a free choice and the citizens of overwhelmingly Finland want to be part of the alliance. At least this is the justification for the continuous expansion of NATO towards the borders of Russia despite the agreements signed with the Russian leaders after the implosion of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact.
Erdogan angers Biden but holds the keys to NATO aggression against Russia
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced on May 23 a new military operation in northern Syria to establish a 30-kilometer-wide zone of Turkish occupation. Erdogan terms the proposed action as a counterterrorism operation, with details to be announced in the next National Security Council meeting.
Europol predicts Latin American style street violence in EU
The HagueEurope's top police agency Europol is warning of an extreme increase in violence on European streets. Europol director Catherine De Bolle warned of a "level of violence on European streets that we have never seen before. Until now, we only knew this from Latin America."
Wealthy Spaniards busted buying jab certificates
MadridMore than 2 200 people have been accused by Spanish police of being put on the national vaccination register for money. They all belong to the rich and powerful in society. Even the president of a pharmaceutical giant is indicted.
ECB’s digital euro ‘dilutes the value of money’ and ‘threatens privacy’
BerlinAfter ECB President Christine Lagarde spoke out in favor of regulating cryptocurrencies, there is a fresh debate about the digital euro. According to the ECB, this should supposedly be better than Bitcoin. But the opposite is the case, says financial expert Niko Jilch.
Climate madness: British startup releases masks for cows
LondonThe British startup ZELP has developed a mask for cows that filters methane. They received a climate protection award for this – Prince Charles is thrilled about the project.
New developments on the Ukraine front
A French military expert explains Ukraine, a story you will never hear from the presstitutes; and the New York Times abandons its demand for victory over Russia.
Farmers: Food will become extremely expensive
AlsfeldAccording to the German Farmers' Association in Hesse, food prices in Germany will rise to an "unprecedented extent". At the farmers' day in Alsfeld, association president Karsten Schmal said that the cost increases in the marketing chain would have to be passed on to consumers. They are caused by the exploding prices for energy, fuel, fertilizers and logistics.
Widespread election fraud uncovered in Berlin
BerlinThe chaotic elections in Berlin and the simultaneous elections to the House of Representatives last September are making bigger and bigger waves. In the meantime, the Federal Election Commissioner has requested that the federal election be repeated in half of Berlin's constituencies. At the regional state level, irregularities were deliberately waved through by the leftist Green senate.
Statements against NATO membership discouraged in Finland
HelsinkiNATO membership is a free choice and the citizens of overwhelmingly Finland want to be part of the alliance. At least this is the justification for the continuous expansion of NATO towards the borders of Russia despite the agreements signed with the Russian leaders after the implosion of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact.
Erdogan angers Biden but holds the keys to NATO aggression against Russia
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced on May 23 a new military operation in northern Syria to establish a 30-kilometer-wide zone of Turkish occupation. Erdogan terms the proposed action as a counterterrorism operation, with details to be announced in the next National Security Council meeting.
Europol predicts Latin American style street violence in EU
The HagueEurope's top police agency Europol is warning of an extreme increase in violence on European streets. Europol director Catherine De Bolle warned of a "level of violence on European streets that we have never seen before. Until now, we only knew this from Latin America."
Wealthy Spaniards busted buying jab certificates
MadridMore than 2 200 people have been accused by Spanish police of being put on the national vaccination register for money. They all belong to the rich and powerful in society. Even the president of a pharmaceutical giant is indicted.
ECB’s digital euro ‘dilutes the value of money’ and ‘threatens privacy’
BerlinAfter ECB President Christine Lagarde spoke out in favor of regulating cryptocurrencies, there is a fresh debate about the digital euro. According to the ECB, this should supposedly be better than Bitcoin. But the opposite is the case, says financial expert Niko Jilch.
Climate madness: British startup releases masks for cows
LondonThe British startup ZELP has developed a mask for cows that filters methane. They received a climate protection award for this – Prince Charles is thrilled about the project.
New developments on the Ukraine front
A French military expert explains Ukraine, a story you will never hear from the presstitutes; and the New York Times abandons its demand for victory over Russia.
Farmers: Food will become extremely expensive
AlsfeldAccording to the German Farmers' Association in Hesse, food prices in Germany will rise to an "unprecedented extent". At the farmers' day in Alsfeld, association president Karsten Schmal said that the cost increases in the marketing chain would have to be passed on to consumers. They are caused by the exploding prices for energy, fuel, fertilizers and logistics.
