Over 400 French police injured as France May Day protests descend into chaos French riot police were set alight by Molotov cocktails hurled by hooded vandals, while one protester had his hand blown off by a stun grenade.
Nine years have passed since the deadly clashes in Odessa, Ukraine, but there is still no sense of justice. The constantly-delayed probe has only led to one conviction, while the courts have been harassed by the Kyiv regime’s xenophobic activists.
In 2019, there were nearly 17,000 unaccompanied minors: During 2019 and 2020, 75 per cent of all migrant minors arrested in Paris, France, were from just three North African countries. After seven months of hearings, deputies Jean-François Eliaou and Antoine Savignat presented on Wednesday, March 10, the report of the parliamentary information mission on security issues related to the presence of unaccompanied minors in the territory created by the National Assembly’s Law Commission.
Adam Niedzielski penned an open letter to the pharmaceutical giant’s shareholders on Tuesday, calling on them to put social responsibility ahead of short-term profit.
According to officials, the Iranian president goes to Syria to celebrate victory over the United States’ influence in this vital region of the world– officials. Ebrahim Raisi’s trip will mark a turning point in the region and beyond, Tehran’s ambassador to Damascus has claimed.
Finland’s leading party plans coalition with anti-immigration Finns party. Finland’s new government is likely to take a strong stance against mass immigration.
An obsession with unearthing corpses suggests there is something of the night about the globalist left. There is relentless pressure to desecrate the mausoleum of former Spanish leader Francisco Franco (1892 – 1975) by removing his mortal remains.
European household electricity bills jumped 20% in the second half of 2022, while gas bills rose 46%, Le Figaro reports, citing Eurostat data. At the same time, the statistical service points to significant differences between the EU countries: Eastern Europe, which was heavily dependent on Russian energy resources, suffered the most from rising prices.
The Serbian Ambassador in Moscow has marked NATO’s Illegal 1999 Aggression Against Serbia with a service in the Russian Church Eternal Memory to the victims of the tragedy. On the 24th of March at the Metochion of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Moscow, Bishop Anthony of Moravica, its rector, held a memorial service for those Serbs killed in the 1999 NATO bombing, and for all peaceful victims of NATO aggression.
The EU council head has even flown to climate conferences via private jet to tell an audience: ‘We are, and will remain, champions of climate action’.
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