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UK seeking ‘creative’ means to seize Russian assets
No country has yet found a legal method to redirect sanctioned funds, a British official has revealed
Jun 27, 2023 23:46
With attempts to 'cancel' Pushkin, Ukraine's drive to eradicate Russian language and culture has reached the level of farce Opinion
The military operation affected the attitude towards Russians in the country. How will Moscow respond to that?
Jul 3, 2022 09:18
‘Guys no longer needed?’: Biden’s Build Back Better slideshow dubbed a dystopian display of relying on govt from ‘cradle to grave’
President Joe Biden’s latest pitch to promote his Build Back Better proposal is an animated slideshow entitled ‘Life of Linda,’ which critics have described as a “dystopian” look at “cradle to grave” government dependency.
Oct 28, 2021 19:57
The migrants keep coming as EU border agency is ROASTED by auditor… but don’t worry, its staff of thousands & €1bn budget are safe Opinion
An EU auditor’s report should sound the death knell for Frontex after finding its shortcomings ‘especially worrying’. But with 10,000 staff and a rapidly rising budget, there’s no turning back – no matter how dysfunctional it is.
Jun 8, 2021 15:49
On Contact: Collapse of Weimar Germany with Benjamin Hett
Chris Hedges talks to Professor Benjamin Hett about the collapse of democracy in Germany’s Weimar Republic and its descent into fascism – and which features of the collapse may be applicable to the democratic experiment in America. Hett...
Feb 23, 2020 07:08
Ireland needs to prepare for a border poll & plan for reunification; the alternative could be chaos Opinion
With Boris Johnson laser-focused on delivering a crash-out, no-deal Brexit in October, Ireland needs to stop the foot-dragging and wishful thinking and begin preparing for a border poll and potential reunification.
Aug 2, 2019 09:12
Brexit breakthrough: Here’s what it all means
Following Monday’s false dawn Britain, the EU and Ireland have finally reached a deal on Brexit, meaning talks can now move onto phase two.
Dec 8, 2017 12:00
Atmosphere of 19th-century balls arrives in St. Petersburg
Russia’s northern capital of St. Petersburg is holding a landmark event. For the first time since tsarist times, the famous ball of 1810 described in Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace” is coming back to its original scene.
May 29, 2010 17:55
Calls for further fragmentation of Balkan states continue
The state of Bosnia-Herzegovina was formed over a decade ago as a result of the breakup of the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
Apr 25, 2009 05:45
Croats claim independence from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Almost two decades after Bosnia and Herzegovina gained its independence, it's still a place of deep ethnic divisions, where calls for independence from Croats are getting louder day by day.
Apr 21, 2009 08:29