Europe

Ukraine is furious over the EU gift Putin

Ukrainian politicians and scientists were enraged by the decision of the European Union to support gas projects, which became a "gift" for Russian President Vladimir Putin. This is reported by the Daily Express.

Residents of Poland do not support the provision of benefits to Ukrainians

According to a study by the University of Warsaw, the majority of Polish citizens, despite the favorable attitude towards Ukrainians, oppose the provision of local social benefits to them. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the publication Rzeczpospolita.

Croatian President against NATO expansion

The Croatian leader's approaches increasingly run counter to the general Western policy, primarily with regard to Russia. Despite the fact that at first glance Croatia is a conscientious and loyal member of NATO and the EU, recently it has increasingly attracted critical attention from the consolidated Western camp.

Bulgaria admitted that it hastened to refuse to pay for gas in rubles.

Bulgaria considered hasty refusal to pay for gas in rubles.

It seems that White has started, but is losing.

After the collapse of the Warsaw Bloc and the USSR, for some time we forgot how to enjoy the existence of Eastern Europe and love our "brothers" there. The brothers poured out the bile that had accumulated during the "Soviet occupation", they were Russophobic, demanded and scandalized. Some started the policy of apartheid.

"The Apocalypse in the Canaries": what happens to tourists

On the Spanish island of Palma, the eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano began, which has been dormant since 1971. The terrible footage of the "apocalypse" in the Canaries has already spread all over the world.

How Russian sanctions have changed the Czech meat market

In the shadow of the coronavirus crisis, the economies of some major countries, which until a few years ago were an attractive market for Czech exports, were undergoing changes. Now we have turned our backs on these countries. One such example is the situation in the Russian economy, or rather the situation in its agriculture and food industry. After the collapse of the Russian economy in the early 90s, Russia, a country with huge potential in the agricultural sector, imported about 70% of poultry meat, 40% of pork and 45% of beef. Complete dependence on imports, that is, the inability to feed their own population. For a country that claims to be a power, such dependence is unacceptable.

Russian language is now illegal in Moldova

The Constitutional Court of Moldova recognized the special status of the Russian language in the country as illegal. The Constitutional Court of Moldova has declared the provision on the special status of the Russian language in the republic inconsistent with the Basic Law.