New concerns over Biden’s competence after he appears incoherent during meeting with top US CEOs
The incident took place during a White House meeting with several of America’s top business leaders supportive of Biden’s Build Back Better initiative
FIFA president slammed for claiming more frequent World Cups could solve Mediterranean migrant crisis
“We need to give hope to Africans so they don’t need to cross the Mediterranean,” Infantino told a Council of Europe parliamentary assembly on Wednesday
Britain’s future lies with Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
It is in Britain’s interest to pursue a strong alliance with Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia, especially during a time of growing divisions between East and West within the EU, writes British MP Daniel Kawczynski in a Remix News exclusive
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Ukraine’s government has stabbed Hungary in the back, says Hungary’s foreign minister
Exiled jihadi bride Shamima Begum claims she now wants to help UK fight Islamic terrorism
The jihadi bride has been exiled in Syria since the UK Home Office revoked her British citizenship in 2019
Two Orthodox Jews brutally beaten in London on eve of Holocaust Memorial Day
CCTV caught the despicable attack with police confirming the arrest of an 18-year-old male in connection with the incident
Swedish girls described as ‘whores’ by Somali community, according to police reports
It is mainly foreign-born parents who hold the prejudices, passing them on their daughters, according to the police reports
‘What will they send next, pillows?’ – Klitschko mocks Germany for its ‘joke’ offer of 5,000 helmets to aid Ukraine
“Five thousand helmets are an absolute joke!” Klitschko told German tabloid, Bild
Planned center for religious bullying in Berlin sparks criticism
According to background studies, nine out of ten schools in the Berlin district of Neukölln reported religious bullying
Czechia to supply Ukraine with 4,000 artillery shells but foreign minister continues to call for diplomatic solution
Solitary actions of individual states could lead to the escalation of the current crisis, warns former Czech Defense Minister
The end of Covid-19 measures? Czech health minister wants to get back to normal in April
Minister Vlastimil Válek plans to discuss the proposal with Czech government in March
Croatia purchases $200 million worth of subsidized military vehicles from US
The United States has subsidized part of the cost for the tracked infantry fighting vehicles
Hungary’s ample military spending could be rewarded with NATO’s defense innovation program
Hungary has a growing military-industrial base
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Swedish girls described as ‘whores’ by Somali community, according to police reports
It is mainly foreign-born parents who hold the prejudices, passing them on their daughters, according to the police reports
Two Orthodox Jews brutally beaten in London on eve of Holocaust Memorial Day
CCTV caught the despicable attack with police confirming the arrest of an 18-year-old male in connection with the incident
Britain’s future lies with Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
It is in Britain’s interest to pursue a strong alliance with Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia, especially during a time of growing divisions between East and West within the EU, writes British MP Daniel Kawczynski in a Remix News exclusive
‘What will they send next, pillows?’ – Klitschko mocks Germany for its ‘joke’ offer of 5,000 helmets to aid Ukraine
“Five thousand helmets are an absolute joke!” Klitschko told German tabloid, Bild
New concerns over Biden’s competence after he appears incoherent during meeting with top US CEOs
The incident took place during a White House meeting with several of America’s top business leaders supportive of Biden’s Build Back Better initiative
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Armenian president announces surprise resignation, citing his inability to veto ‘harmful laws’
Sarkissian said he had no influence over signing an armistice with Azerbaijan
Planned center for religious bullying in Berlin sparks criticism
According to background studies, nine out of ten schools in the Berlin district of Neukölln reported religious bullying
French migration figures on the rise in 2021, but remained lower than pre-pandemic levels
The traditional determinants of refuge migration have not changed, so a return to pre-pandemic levels can be expected after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, pointed out Julien Boucher, who is in charge of granting refugee status
Poland begins construction of €350 million border wall with Belarus
The wall will reportedly be 5.5-meters high, and span almost half the length of the Polish-Belarusian border
As many European nations relax Covid-19 measures, Czechia and Germany hold fire
Czechia will decide on the next steps only after the number of Covid-19 cases starts to drop
Russia and China are fueled by their desire for revenge resulting from a sense of historical injustice
Moscow and Beijing’s policy is not directed by the same criteria as the liberal West’s when it comes to Ukraine and Taiwan, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Russia deploys military battalion to Belarusian city on the Polish border
Russian armed forces are now located just 180 kilometers from Warsaw
How long can Russia keep its army on the border with Ukraine?
Moscow’s current build up of forces at Ukraine’s border might mean that it intends to use them soon, as their prolonged absence from other regions may lead to problems in those areas
More than a third of Poles now enjoy some aspect of working from home
35 percent of Poles work remotely or in hybrid mode and 9 out of 10 of them do not want to return to working at the office
Hungary set to host global conservative rally days before hotly contested election
It will be the first time CPAC has held an affiliated event in Europe
Is Germany’s ‘phantom chancellor’ Olaf Scholz up to the job?
Germany’s new Social-Democrat Chancellor Olaf Scholz has so far failed to impress both at home and abroad, Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet writes
Czech Foreign Minister claims time is running out for a diplomatic solution over Ukraine
In the meantime, Prime Minister Petr Fiala confirms that Czechia is ready to send ammunition to Ukraine
Former Czech president slams government’s pandemic law as an ‘attack on freedom’
According to Klaus, the amendment to the pandemic law allows ministries to establish a de facto state of war
Covid-19 restrictions cost German economy €350 billion, AfD party calls for end to restrictions
Germany’s conservative AfD party is calling for an end to lockdowns after figures showing the massive cost of the pandemic were released
Finnish politician begins hate speech trial for using Bible quotes in LGBT debate, faces up to two years in prison
A renowned Finnish politician has been accused of inciting homophobia due to quoting the Bible and stating that marriage was a union between a man and a woman
Two-thirds of Poles are dissatisfied with the government’s recent handling of the Covid-19 pandemic
The majority of Poles are of the opinion that the government poorly prepared the country and citizens for the fifth coronavirus wave