Why every nation in Europe must be passionate about their own culture “Even though I focus mainly on the UK, I fervently believe that citizens throughout Europe should, with good reason, be passionate and proud about their own nations. Every country in Europe is beautiful in its own right, each… Read More »Why every nation in Europe must be passionate about their own culture
Almost 1m people across Europe are homeless The Ongoing Crisis of Homelessness in Europe Across Europe, homelessness remains a persistent and growing crisis. A new report from the Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless (Feantsa) reveals the scale of the problem, with nearly 1 million Europeans homeless each… Read More »Almost 1m people across Europe are homeless
This is not a crisis it is just the beginning The Migrant Crisis in Europe and Its Long-Term Implications Over the past week, thousands of young African men have arrived on the small Italian island of Lampedusa, just off the coast of Tunisia. The current figure is around 11,000 –… Read More »This is not a crisis it is just the beginning
Why Europe is failing in technology The Challenges Facing Europe in the Global Tech Race Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, Europe stands as a paradox. Home to some of the world’s most renowned scientific and technological minds, the continent has struggled to keep pace with the United States… Read More »Why Europe is failing in technology
Europe is becoming increasingly irrelevant on the world stage Europe’s Economic Evolution: Unraveling Challenges and Charting a Course for Renewal Over the last two decades, a seismic shift has unfolded across Europe’s economic landscape, igniting concerns about the continent’s economic trajectory. Rewind to the year 2000, and you’ll find 41… Read More »Europe is becoming increasingly irrelevant on the world stage
The Cyprus Mail has reported that: Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides is sending a formal letter to the EU and Commission counterparts asking that a significant number of refugees under asylum protection in Cyprus be relocated to other member states, it emerged on Sunday. In statements in Dromolaxia, Petrides was asked… Read More »Cyprus to demand EU relocates ‘significant number’ of island’s asylum seekers
The conversation reports: It didn’t matter where they were: in front of a café, a tobacconist, or the train station. It didn’t seem to matter who they were: men or women, Italian citizens, “regular” immigrants or asylum seekers. So long as they were black. A shooting rampage against African migrants in the town… Read More »Italy embraces Fascism
Most Europeans believe that the European Union will collapse within 20 years, raising the prospect of new conflicts and wars on the continent. This is the conclusion of the Berlin-based think-tank, the European Council on Foreign Relations, having carried out polls in 14 EU member states. Younger voters, aged… Read More »The EU an empire in decay
The Cyprus mail reported: A group of 31 Syrian migrants were picked up near Kato Pyrgos late Monday. Despite the bad weather, their vessel had docked in occupied Limnitis from where the passengers were taken to Pyrgos. Among the Syrians on the boat were a family with two young children aged… Read More »Thirty-one migrants picked up in Kato Pyrgos
MPs seek say on ‘golden visas’ A LEGISLATIVE proposal is to be tabled to the House plenum in January aiming to give parliament a say in the criteria governing the issuing of passports to foreign nationals under the citizenship-by-investment scheme. The bill, authored by the Greens, is expected to go… Read More »MPs seek say on ‘golden visas’
