The number of ‘irregular entries’ into the bloc has soared, reaching levels not seen since 2016. The number of irregular crossings into the EU grew sharply in the first nine months of 2022 compared to the previous year, the bloc’s border agency Frontex said Thursday.
A controversial TV show will offer its audience a chance to destroy Adolf Hitler’s paintings British Channel 4 confirmed on Friday. According to a Channel 4 spokesperson, the Jimmy Carr Destroys Art debate will represent ‘a thoughtful and nuanced exploration of the limits of free expression in art’ as it will allow the selected and goaded public in a studio to decide on the fate of several pieces.
Her friend smiled. ‘You’re not looking yourself, Zahra. Are you alright, dear?’
Zahra was having difficulty disguising her cheerlessness. ‘Sorry, I have issues but I shouldn’t allow them to impact friends.’
CHILE: ‘Good Lord Mike, you are an old fart like me, but apparently in great shape – good for you! I wish you all the best for as long as you are around – hopefully, a long time.
Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me: I don’t know what this observation makes of my fellow Britons and Irishmen who repeatedly across the years and the decades bear the burden of naively and childing trust in known liars.
We are the nation of the downcast eye,
We guard our thoughts and tongue.
Ours is the sad and the sullen tribe,
For we know that the trap has sprung.
From August 15, pregnant women in Hungary who want an abortion must first listen to the heartbeat of their foetus before going through with the procedure, according to an announcement from Minister of the Interior Sándor Pintér, who is also responsible for healthcare and education in Hungary.
The carnival, which was suspended in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID pandemic, is an open-air music festival intended to celebrate multiculturalism, British African Caribbean and British Indo-Caribbean culture.
The Brussels-based European Commission made up of 27 unelected commissioners is pressing Poland to take more serious decisions on the rule of law, delaying the allocation of financial assistance in connection with the pandemic because of this.
Europe is facing a toxic family of gas and economic crises writes Telepolis. And local politicians don’t know what to do about it. All their proposals testify to cowardice and desperation.
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