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’.
Protesters in Sofia want Bulgaria to follow in the footsteps of Hungary and Austria, which have remained neutral throughout the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.
France has seen a dramatic increase in rape cases, which have risen in tandem with mass immigration. After 35-year-old Algerian migrant Ahmed Khalef was convicted of raping a woman who was waiting for a tram in the French city of Bègles. He argued that he is a good person and that he was shocked at the length of his prison sentence.
Europe is changing its tune: Now the much-mocked fence on Hungary’s border is becoming an example for all, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy.
While traditional parties keep losing ground, Austria’s Freedom Party is scoring one victory after another as Austria experiences deep dissatisfaction with the status quo.
The West believes that weapons supplied to Ukrainian troops end up on the international black market, but their media is silent about this, said American journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Seymour Hersh. Months after the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, according to the journalist, there were huge concerns, including about the resale of man-portable elite missile systems that are capable of shooting down planes at a considerable height.
A number of EU member states supported a lawsuit filed earlier by the European Commission against Hungary in connection with the country’s child protection law, which prohibits LGBT propaganda among minors. As the political adviser to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Balazs Orbán, said in an interview with the channel, this lawsuit is an attempt by the deep state of Brussels to punish Budapest for resisting the ideology of ‘pro-Buddhism’, which the media and NGOs are trying to spread in the country.
MICHAEL WALSH OPINION: It is a myth that the Victorians were prudish. Their age was exciting, innovative and libertarian. For this reason, many great novels and poems, such as Rudyard Kipling’s verse, are now politically incorrect.
Did any of you see the 1975 movie, One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest? Starring Jack Nicholson, the film was considered by many to be one of the best ever made.
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