In Short

RostockThe brazen Ukrainian ambassador to Germany, Andrij Melnyk, who only recently publicly called Chancellor Scholz an "insulted liver sausage", now bluntly called on workers in the port of Rostock not to unload a tanker anchored there with oil products from Russia.

OsloAccording to new information published by a Norwegian source, Sweden's and Finland's application to NATO, which is becoming increasingly likely, can take place in a record time of just two weeks.

BerlinAgainst the background of the Ukraine war, Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser advised citizens to take survivalist precautions in the event of a crisis. In 2019, mainstream Christian Democratic Union members who supported survivalist networks, were however denounced as "neo-Nazis".

BerlinThe German government is preparing for the use of nuclear weapons in the Ukraine war, according to Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock (Greens).

Sao PauloAs FWM reported, numerous top athletes died in 2021 from heart problems related to the SARS-CoV-2 injections. A study has set out to explain the mechanism, thus suggesting a causal connection.

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.

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.

WarsawPolish logic has been to buy more expensive Russian gas from Germany, which the latter bought in rubles from Russia.

BudapestThe Hungarian government is closely following the “unusual” events in Slovakia’s domestic politics, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told MTI on Saturday.

LondonOn Tuesday, the UK threatened to ban Twitter just hours after the EU threatened to ban Twitter entirely if Musk allows free speech on his newly acquired social media platform. The Biden administration has meanwhile threatened to use Section 230 which holds social media companies "accountable" for the "harms they cause".