The city of Brest becomes protagonist again, 30 years later. We are not talking about the Breton port town but about a Belarusian city near the Polish border. It is no coincidence that it was chosen as the location of
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dpa (German press agency) – translated by Theresa Zettl Russia responded to the overthrow of an elected pro-Russian government in Kiev in 2014 by annexing the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea. It also supports pro-Russian separatists in the east of the
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about one country in the very east of Europe, it is about all of Europe. Russian President Vladimir Putin has no problem with Ukraine, but with Europe and the pro-European attitude of the majority of people living in Ukraine.
Read more in this article by our guest writer Kati Schneeberger and feel invited to attend our free Webinar: “Putin’s dangerous chess game: Ukraine, Europe and the West under attack” with Kati Schneeberger on 25.02.2022 at 20:30 CET
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Theresa Zettl Last week there an incredible scandal took place in the German Bundestag caused by the AfD parliamentary group leader Beatrix von Storch: She had claimed that the Green politician and transwoman Tessa Ganserer was “biologically and legally a
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Johannes Eber – Good morning Europe blog Viewed from above, there are no big differences between Europe and Africa. That changes the closer you look. Above all, the economic disparities are still huge. The GDP per capita is 15 times
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Johannes Eber – Good morning Europe blog The compromise had only bought Poland and Hungary time. – In late 2020, a new mechanism was adopted, allowing the EU to reduce funding to countries where rule of law problems negatively affect
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Authoritarian rulers are known for having an ambivalent relationship with reality. If promises do not match actual developments, then discrepancies must be made invisible. The problem is that the longer one denies those discrepancies, the greater they usually become. Too little is done then. It’s hard to fight issues that don’t officially exist. In Turkey, discrepencies can no longer be ignored.
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Much of the world wants to prevent Putin’s Russia from invading Ukraine. The means of prevention: setting the price, Putin would have to pay, as high as possible. The west has ruled out military means to inflate the price. For a good reason. The costs of a military conflict between Russia on the one hand and Europa and the USA on the other would be immense, not just for Putin.
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VLADAN LAUSEVIC In January, media worldwide has been reporting the case of the superstar tennis player Novak “Nole” Djokovic. To make a long story short, Djokovic is against Covid-19 vaccination, he was initially denied entry to Australia for competition, then
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EMANUELE LOMBARDINI The presidential elections in Italy? We could define them as a great “Wacky races”, if any of you remember the famous cartoon: a strange race between cars driven by weird and unlikely drivers, with he who believes himself
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