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Russian state television alludes to nuclear strikes against Western capitals
MoscowAs a reaction to Western leaders continuously inflaming the rhetoric against Russia, the Russian state broadcaster has now unmistakably brought up the possibility of Russian nuclear strikes against Western capitals in a video simulation.
Eco-terrorism: Climate cult sabotages oil pipelines
Ramersbach The climate cult "Last Generation" is getting serious. It has now attempted to disrupt pipeline supplies as part of ongoing protest actions. The sabotage actions took place in at least two German states.
French presidential election: Torn ballot papers and rumors of election fraud
ParisAs with almost all recent elections, even in so-called "stable democracies", allegations of irregularities appear on social networks after the results have been announced. An example is the presidential election in the US in 2020, or the Swedish election in 2018, where the electoral authority's system crashed and SD's figures had fallen sharply when the system started up again. There were also reports of missing or destroyed ballot papers. Now the same phenomenon seems to have occurred in France.
Arctic ice is back!
BrusselsIce coverage in the Arctic region is currently almost back to the 1991-2020 average, well above a 2012 low point and higher than 2020.
New US ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ director linked to Ukraine
WashingtonThe new managing director of a US watchdog set up to fight Russian "disinformation" advised the Ukrainian government. The US Department of Homeland Security has appointed Nina Jankowicz, previously also a propagandist for the Democratic Party.
Hungarian Finance Minister: EU subsidies for Ukrainian refugees not enough
BudapestThe Hungarian Finance Minister has warned that EU subsidies to cope with Ukrainian refugees cover only two percent of the costs.
Poland buys gas from Germany
WarsawPolish logic has been to buy more expensive Russian gas from Germany, which the latter bought in rubles from Russia.
‘Medical emergencies’ in Berlin’s road traffic accident stats are piling up
BerlinSince the 1970s, the number of road deaths in Germany and Austria has dropped by almost 90 percent. But now there are apparently signs of a trend reversal – and a nasty suspicion is doing the rounds.
Hungarian FM expresses concern over treatment of Slovakian opposition
BudapestThe Hungarian government is closely following the “unusual” events in Slovakia’s domestic politics, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told MTI on Saturday.
Russian state television alludes to nuclear strikes against Western capitals
MoscowAs a reaction to Western leaders continuously inflaming the rhetoric against Russia, the Russian state broadcaster has now unmistakably brought up the possibility of Russian nuclear strikes against Western capitals in a video simulation.
Eco-terrorism: Climate cult sabotages oil pipelines
Ramersbach The climate cult "Last Generation" is getting serious. It has now attempted to disrupt pipeline supplies as part of ongoing protest actions. The sabotage actions took place in at least two German states.
French presidential election: Torn ballot papers and rumors of election fraud
ParisAs with almost all recent elections, even in so-called "stable democracies", allegations of irregularities appear on social networks after the results have been announced. An example is the presidential election in the US in 2020, or the Swedish election in 2018, where the electoral authority's system crashed and SD's figures had fallen sharply when the system started up again. There were also reports of missing or destroyed ballot papers. Now the same phenomenon seems to have occurred in France.
Arctic ice is back!
BrusselsIce coverage in the Arctic region is currently almost back to the 1991-2020 average, well above a 2012 low point and higher than 2020.
New US ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ director linked to Ukraine
WashingtonThe new managing director of a US watchdog set up to fight Russian "disinformation" advised the Ukrainian government. The US Department of Homeland Security has appointed Nina Jankowicz, previously also a propagandist for the Democratic Party.
Hungarian Finance Minister: EU subsidies for Ukrainian refugees not enough
BudapestThe Hungarian Finance Minister has warned that EU subsidies to cope with Ukrainian refugees cover only two percent of the costs.
Poland buys gas from Germany
WarsawPolish logic has been to buy more expensive Russian gas from Germany, which the latter bought in rubles from Russia.
‘Medical emergencies’ in Berlin’s road traffic accident stats are piling up
BerlinSince the 1970s, the number of road deaths in Germany and Austria has dropped by almost 90 percent. But now there are apparently signs of a trend reversal – and a nasty suspicion is doing the rounds.
Hungarian FM expresses concern over treatment of Slovakian opposition
BudapestThe Hungarian government is closely following the “unusual” events in Slovakia’s domestic politics, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told MTI on Saturday.
