Occupied Germany, from 1945 to the present, has seen its highest number of politically motivated crimes in a decade in 2020, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said. He describes it a ‘very worrying’ trend and adds that more than half of them were far-right (anti-migrant populist) offences.
Seychelles was among the first countries in the world to reopen to international tourism after the first COVID wave last year. The Indian Ocean nation, located off the coast of Africa boasted it has been vaccinating its population with China’s Sinopharm vaccine and AstraZeneca’s Covishield.
BREAKING NEWS: The rat is dead ~ Despite the patronage of Spain’s mainstream media and the sponsorship of the world’s most notorious capitalist the Red ruling regime in Madrid, the Spanish capital has been driven from office by a right-wing onslaught.
My new song “How Do We Keep Our Love” with lyrics by the wonderful British poet Michael Walsh-McLaughlin.
In a duet with a talented musician and actor Sergey Yakushev.
Sweden can take in far more migrants, says Green Party spokeswoman Märta Stenevi.
An African scientist with a PhD in chemistry, President Magufuli abandoned Covid-19 testing after his own trials allegedly showed fruit juice and engine oil testing positive for the virus. Yet despite being widely ridiculed at the time, many are asking whether the late Tanzanian president was right, with European courts declaring tests unreliable, while the inventor of the Covid-19 PCR test is facing a multi-million-dollar lawsuit for ‘misleading’ world governments.
BREAKING NEWS: The National Rally leader and 2022 presidential candidate was charged with ‘hate speech’ after posting photos taken during a slaughter-fest carried out by jihadists back in 2015.
A new poll has revealed that support for the national conservative Brothers of Italy party (FdL), which is led by Giorgia Meloni, continues to rise.
According to the latest BVA poll for RTL and Orange carried out on April 21 and 22, 2021, 61% of people questioned now exclude voting for Emmanuel Macron in the first round of the 2022 presidential election if he stands again, a majority of they consider him ‘a bad president’.
The tradition most likely goes back to the 14th century, but it likely also has pre-Christian origins connected to the March equinox and the coming of spring – water being a symbol of life and renewal. Similar traditions can be found all around Central and Eastern Europe, with Поливаний понеділок (Watering Monday) in Ukraine, Oblévačka in Czech, Oblievačka in Slovak and Vízbevető in Hungary. It’s also known as ‘Dyngus Day’ in Polish communities outside Poland.
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