In Short
Poll Shows Germans Oppose New US Missile Deployment
49 to 45, with an overwhelming 74% opposed in former DDR
Orban Accuses US of Blowing Up Nord Stream
Orban: "European policy-making has collapsed. Europe has given up defending its own interests"
Germany’s first ice cream parlor to sell insect ice cream
TübingenThe recent approval of insects as food in the EU primarily caused disgust among the citizens, But there are nevertheless entrepreneurs in Germany who are trying their luck with crickets and the like in their products.
UNESCO propagates ‘regulation of the Internet’
ParisCensorship of "disinformation" and "hate speech" would protect human rights, freedom of expression and democracy, says UNESCO director Audrey Azoulay.
Greta storms wind turbines in Norway
OsloGreta Thunberg is apparently no longer fighting for renewable energy. The planned wind farms in Norway is the latest quixotic battle in which the "Fridays for Future" initiator is engaged.
Sweden confirms terrorist activity against Turkey
StockholmSweden wants to join NATO, but Turkey opposes it. Ankara accuses the country of not taking decisive action against terrorist groups. The Swedish secret service Säpo, has now confirmed terrorist activities against Turkey.
Berlin peace demo draws 50 000 people
BerlinThe politician Sahra Wagenknecht and journalist Alice Schwarzer have received a lot of criticism for their peace initiative, but they are unapologetic. "The dying must finally end," said Wagenknecht. A total of 50 000 people demonstrated for their cause in Berlin.
Burning the US flag is fine, but the rainbow one not
WashingtonThe US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has held that the government cannot prohibit citizens from desecrating the American flag. Congress has repeatedly attempted to outlaw flag burning through legislation and constitutional amendments, without success. The rainbow flag is another matter altogether.