Today’s meeting of the two prime ministers in London is positive in the context of the “expected” with a full-fledged discussion and the sculptures of the Parthenon in the center. Quite in good spirits, Boris Johnson welcomed Kyriakos Mitsotakis to the historic Number 10 of Downing Street, at 15:15 local time. The two political leaders […]
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DW: Trapped on the Belarus-Poland border
Thousands of migrants are hiding on the Polish side of the border, talking about deportations, violence and the cold. DW report from the border area. Youssef Atala is originally from Damascus. He has now taken refuge in an unknown location near the Polish-Belarusian border. He was taken there by humanitarian organizations, which do not publish […]
Merkel-Lukashenko conversation on refugees
She is the first Western leader to communicate with a Belarusian president. Criticism of the Greens for a “disastrous message” and de facto recognition. Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke yesterday with President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. During the conversation, which lasted almost an hour, the two politicians spoke, according to a German government spokesman, about the […]
SZ: Blofare and Erdogan lost
The German press refers to the US-Turkey dispute over the F-35s. Pandemic: What does anthroposophy have to do with low vaccination rates in the German-speaking world? At the beginning of the week, German press reports were dominated by concerns about how European countries would halt the pandemic in the face of winter, as well as […]
Bulgaria: Ballot Hidden Surprises – Two … Harvard Alumni Unexpected Winners
Two … Harvard graduates are the unexpected winners of Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Bulgaria. Forming a government remains difficult. Late Sunday night, Kirill Petkov appeared on Bulgarian television and clarified: “We will talk to all parties except GERB (the party of former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov) and the DPS (the party of the Turkish minority) […]
Italy: About 600 immigrants in 24 hours
Refugees are putting unbearable pressure on the government. In the midst of a pandemic, Draghi is called upon to manage the arrival of hundreds of new migrants in Lampedusa and Calabria. Despite the severe bad weather, the arrival of immigrants in Italy continues unabated. Six hundred migrants and refugees have landed off the coast of […]
Germany: Stricter restrictions on the table
The rapid spread of the coronavirus pandemic is provoking new debate on the imposition of stricter measures. Compulsory vaccination is under discussion. The number of cases from the outbreak of the pandemic in Germany exceeded 5 million (5,021,469). At the same time the increase in infections is exponential. The Robert Koch State Epidemiological Institute recorded […]
Controversial finale for COP26
The agreement between the countries came with a 24-hour delay and much more “mildly” in the commitments, compared to the drafts. The pros and cons of the outcome of the Conference. After two weeks of tough negotiations and an end that lasted 24 hours, the long-awaited 26th Glasgow Climate Conference (COP26) closed with a controversial […]
Turkey: Agreement between mafia and politics?
The entanglement between politics and organized crime has rarely been exposed as openly as it is now. What is behind the relationship between the Gray Wolves and the government? At the latest after the coup attempt in 2016 and the wave of arrests that followed, the prisons in Turkey were overcrowded. The risk of coronavirus […]
Double elections in Bulgaria
Bulgaria has been without a government since April. On Sunday, voters are called upon to elect a new government and a new president. Bulgarians have twice gone to the polls in 2021, in April and July, but so far no new government has emerged. “This time there is no room for failure, Bulgarian society is […]
