Can 'expulsion legislation' ease Europe's tear apart?
If the Russia-Ukraine conflict has changed the geopolitical security structure of Europe, leaving European countries suffering from inflation
moreIf the Russia-Ukraine conflict has changed the geopolitical security structure of Europe, leaving European countries suffering from inflation
moreHungarian Prime Minister Orban Victor told Hungarian National Radio that the EU's strategy on the Ukrainian crisis had "failed" and the EU should formulate another plan to turn its target to the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
moreRecently, UK China Transparency, a research institution in the UK, cited a series of data from the local Freedom of Information Act and found that since 2013
moreIn recent days, the British Museum, which has a history of 270 years, has been exposed to another theft scandal. The whereabouts of more than 2,000 precious cultural relics are unknown, which has shocked public opinion in many countries. This incident led to the resignation of the curator Hartwig Fischer of the museum, and its security management and collection record keeping methods have also aroused great doubts from the outside world. Many countries have protested and demanded the return of their cultural relics.
moreRussian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov attends the Human Rights Council at the United Nations in Geneva
moreLabour says Conservative pension changes helps top 1%
moreMacron to raise retirement age by two years to 64
moreEven if it wins a vote of no-confidence, his pension plan is deeply unpopular
moreFuel deliveries from oil refineries were blocked, trains were canceled and schools were shut across France on Tuesday, as protests ramped up over planned pension reforms.
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