Brussels 17.01.2026 European and South American officials have signed a major free trade agreement, paving the way for the European Unionās largest-ever deal amid tariff threats and deepening uncertainty around global cooperation. [ES] š¤ Comunicado Conjunto sobre la firma del Acuerdo de AsociaciĆ³n entre el MERCOSUR y la UniĆ³n Europea [PT] š¤ Comunicado Conjunto sobre…
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Ukraine prepares for Franco-British contingent
Brussels 04.04.2025 During the press-conference, concluding two day meeting of the NATO Foreign ministers, the Secretary General Mark Rutte described the complexity of task of attaining peace in Ukraine. “The Americans are trying to get peace in Ukraine in a way that it is fair, that it is enduring”, in a way that Russian President…
Macron-Merkel Aachen Treaty controversy
French President Emmanuel Macron and Chancellor Angela Merkel signed a friendship treaty in Aachen (Germany). The document is designed to deepen the Franco-GermanĀ alliance, lift it up to a “new level” with a purpose of improvingĀ lives of citizens in both countries. The treaty was signed in the German city of Aachen, the legendary capital of…
Aachen Treaty of Franco-German integration
France and Germany have intended to deepen their alliance and broaden a bilateral post-war reconciliation treaty in a highly symbolic gesture demonstrating that the EUās arch stands strong, in spite of the departure of the UK, and multiple systemic crisis the EU suffers, in first ranks the unsolved illegal migration issue, and the rise of…
ALERT! Strasbourg perpetrator at large
Strasbourg police asked inhabitants to stay inside, while the operation is ongoing. The perpetrator has been under police surveillance on list S. of radicalised individuals. In issued press-release police explained the course of events in Strasbourg: “Around 20H, an individual entered the perimeter of the Christmas Market from the side of the birdgeĀ CorbeauĀ and took the…
French prisons cells as hotel rooms?
This week announcement of the minister of justice NicoleĀ BelloubetĀ of telephone installations in each of the 50,000 cells in the 178 prisons in France, in a bid to slash the growing use of forbidden mobile phones and internet-connected smartphones, raises indignation among politicians. (Image: illustration) “Do you find it is normal, that when you rape, when…
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