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21st Mar 2023

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Poland blames EU for France attack

Poland's interior minister Blaszczak said on Polsat News Friday the France attack is "a consequence of multi-culti policies, the politics of political correctness" of people such as EU foreign relations chief Federica Mogherini, whom he mocked for "drowning in tears" after the Paris and Brussels attacks. British eurosceptic Nigel Farage said on British TV the attack happened because "1.8mn people came into the EU without one of them being security-checked".

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'Symbolic' Putin indictment gets some EU backing

Several EU foreign ministers welcomed the International Criminal Court's decision to issue an arrest warrant for Russian president Vladimir Putin, but it is unlikely to influence negotiations about a special tribunal on the crime of agression.

'Final warning' to act on climate change, warns IPCC

The United Nations's report — synthesising years of climate, biodiversity, and nature research — paints a picture of the effects of global warming on the natural world, concluding there is "no time for inaction and delays."

'No one is unemployable': the French social experiment

More than five million people in the EU have been unemployed for more than a year. Lack of skills or education is not always the reason or the solution they need, says a proposal for an EU Job Guarantee.

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Why can't we stop marches glorifying Nazism on EU streets?

Every year, neo-Nazis come together to pay tribute to Nazi war criminals and their collaborators, from Benito Mussolini to Rudolf Hess, Ante Pavelić, Hristo Lukov, and of course Adolf Hitler, in events that have become rituals on the extreme-right calendar.

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