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30 Years of Post-Communism with Well-Deserved Gloom. But Why and By Whom?
Western failures in Eastern Europe and at home, coupled with Eastern Europeans' impotence, have entrenched post-communism, the highest stage of communism.
Brexit the Real End of British Empire – Donald Tusk
Outgoing President of the EU Commission, Donald Tusk has said there is still time to stop Brexit. Delivering the keynote speech at the opening of the academic year at the College of Europe, Mr. Tusk urged
Poland Outraged by Map in Neftlix Documentary on Nazi Death Camp Guard
A map on a Netflix series shows the Nazi death camps in the borders of present-day Poland.
Boeing Shares Jump with Update on 737 Max
Shares in Boeing jumped by 5% with the news that the company’s 737 Max aircraft is moving closer to a return to commercial service. Boeing has said that it ‘could’ begin delivery of the aircraft to
Ireland marks Equal Pay Day
November sees countries across Europe mark Equal Pay Day – a symbolic marking of the day that women effectively stop getting paid, relative to men, due to the gender pay gap. Ireland marks the day on
Slower Ship Speeds Found to Benefit Environment and Human Health
A new joint report from two Brussels based environmental NGOs has found that slower ship speeds would massively reduce the damage shipping is causing to human health, nature and the climate. Seas at Risk and Transport
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EU to Stop Clock Change, Make Summer Time Year-Round after Biggest Online Poll in EU History
Some 84% of the people who participated in an online consultation survey of the European Commission have voted against the bi-annual clock change leading Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to vow that changing the clock will be abolished, and the EU will stay on summer time year-round.
Slovakia’s Police Arrest Suspects for Murder of Investigative Journalist Ján Kuciak
The crime-fighting unit of Slovakia’s National Criminal Agency (NAKA) has detained suspects for the brutal murder of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kušnírová.
Macedonia’s Parliament Approves Name Change to ‘North Macedonia’ in Dramatic Vote
The vote, however, is just the first step in a lengthy process to amend Macedonia's constitution, with the bilateral deal also having to be ratified by Greece.
UK Leader May Puts Off Brexit Deal Vote in British Parliament at the Last Minute
The British Prime Minister is trying to save the Brexit deal from a widely anticipated parliamentary defeat.
Visegrad Summit in Israel Collapses after Poles Accused of ‘Suckling Anti-Semitism with Mothers’ Milk’
Comments by Israel's interim Foreign Minister have been construed as "anti-Polonism" by Poland's Prime Minister.
30 Years of Post-Communism with Well-Deserved Gloom. But Why and By Whom?
Western failures in Eastern Europe and at home, coupled with Eastern Europeans' impotence, have entrenched post-communism, the highest stage of communism.
America First a Threat to Both Europe and Asia
Britain’s former prime minister and famed neo-conservative Tony Blair has called on the US to assess its standing with allies like Europe, citing his concern that the “America First” policy risks becoming “America Alone.” “The worry all the time, I think not just in Europe but outside- is where does the US stand in this […]
Can Franco-Germany Handle Becoming a Vanguard of Democracy after Brexit?
Franco-Germany seems like the only candidate capable of filling the Western leadership gap opened up by Trump and Brexit.
Macron’s ‘Africans over Eastern Europeans’ Comment Shows EU Must Start Getting Its Priorities Right
Western Europe has overwhelming reasons, both geopolitical and civilizational, to prioritize Eastern Europe above other regions.
