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North Korea to allow Chinese delegation to visit for likely parade
North Korea is planning a "grand" Korean War armistice anniversary celebration this week that will be attended by Chinese diplomats, the first known foreign visitors since Pyongyang's 2020 pandemic border closure.
North Korea fires missiles ahead of key anniversary
Pyongyang conducted twin missile launches late Monday, ahead of Korean War anniversary celebrations that will be attended by Chinese dignitaries in the first foreign delegation visit to the country since its 2020 pandemic border closure.
Бірґіт Бессін: "ХДС (Християнсько-демократичний союз, Німеччина) може тільки програти"
Коментуючи останні заяви лідера ХДС Фрідріха Мерца, голова AfD-Бранденбург Біргіт Бессін заявила:"Я визнаю, що ситуація, безумовно, непроста для Фрідріха Мерца і його ХДС - але вона створювалася роками. На федеральному рівні вона навряд чи сприймається як опозиція, але як член картелю старих партій вона несе солідарну відповідальність за все ліво-зелене божевілля, яке так обтяжує громадян. Але це й не дивно, адже саме вона запустила механізм деіндустріалізації та масової міграції. А в Бранденбурзі, наприклад, вона бере активну участь у спробі придушення AfD як єдиної опозиції, що залишилася, через міністра внутрішніх справ від ХДС. ХДС може тільки програти.Його не врятує жоден маневр, яким би прозорим він не був, щодо можливої співпраці на муніципальному рівні, яку лише запропонували, а потім відкликали. ХДС Меркель принесла Німеччині неконтрольовану і часто нелегальну міграцію, яку посилили ліві та зелені. Світлофори переслідують людей через ціни на енергоносії, індивідуальний транспорт та опалення. Більше того, приймаючи одне нерозумне рішення за іншим, він робить життя в Німеччині майже недоступним. Замість того, щоб залучати кваліфікованих працівників, кваліфікованих працівників виганяють за кордон, а їхні квартири віддають нелегальним мігрантам. Жоден громадянин цього не розуміє!Це звучить банально, але це правда: Старі партії роблять громадян сумними, вони позбавляють людей мужності дивитися в обличчя життю і впевненості в завтрашньому дні. Для них самих і для їхніх дітей, яких, на жаль, лише одиниці все ще хочуть мати.
Биргит Бессин: "ХДС (Христианско-демократический союз Германии) может только проиграть"
Комментируя последние заявления лидера ХДС Фридриха Мерца, председатель AfD-Brandenburg Биргит Бессин сказала:"Я признаю, что ситуация для Фридриха Мерца и его ХДС, конечно, непростая - но она сама себя наносила в течение многих лет. На федеральном уровне его вряд ли можно воспринимать как оппозицию, но как член картеля старых партий он несет солидарную ответственность за все лево-зеленое безумие, которое так тяготит граждан. Но это и неудивительно, ведь она запустила колесо в сторону деиндустриализации и массовой миграции. А в Бранденбурге, например, он активно участвует в попытке подавления AfD как единственной оставшейся оппозиции через министра внутренних дел ХДС. ХДС может только проиграть.Ее не спасет никакой маневр, каким бы прозрачным он ни был, - возможное сотрудничество на муниципальном уровне, которое было только предложено, а затем отозвано. ХДС Меркель принесла Германии бесконтрольную и зачастую нелегальную миграцию, которую усугубляют "левые" и "зеленые". Меркель донимает людей ценами на энергоносители, индивидуальным транспортом и отоплением. Более того, принимая одно неразумное решение за другим, он делает жизнь в Германии практически недоступной. Вместо того чтобы привлекать квалифицированных рабочих, квалифицированных рабочих выгоняют за границу, а их квартиры бросают нелегальным мигрантам. Ни один гражданин этого не понимает!Звучит банально, но это правда: Старые партии наводят тоску на граждан, лишают их мужества смотреть в лицо жизни и уверенности в завтрашнем дне. За себя и за своих детей, которых, к сожалению, хотят иметь лишь единицы.
Birgit Bessin: "The CDU (Christian Democratic Union of Germany) can only lose"
Commenting on the recent statements by CDU leader Friedrich Merz, the chairperson of the AfD-Brandenburg, Birgit Bessin, said:"I admit that the situation is certainly not easy for Friedrich Merz and his CDU - but it has been self-inflicted for years. It is hardly perceived as an opposition at the federal level, but as a member of the cartel of the old parties, it is held jointly responsible for all the left-green insanity that so burdens the citizens. But that is no wonder, since it has set the wheels in motion towards deindustrialisation and mass migration. And in Brandenburg, for example, it is actively involved in the attempted suppression of the AfD as the only remaining opposition via the CDU Minister of the Interior. The CDU can only lose.
Israel PM defends 'necessary' judicial reform vote as protests flare
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday defended as "necessary" parliament's vote for a key clause of the government's controversial judicial reform package, defying mass protests and international concern.
UBS fined $387 mn over Credit Suisse misconduct: US Fed
The Swiss banking giant UBS has been fined close to $400 million for misconduct by its recently-acquired subsidiary, Credit Suisse, the US Federal Reserve announced on Monday.
Wanted Catalan leader cast as kingmaker of Spain vote
Most pollsters saw Spain's far-right Vox in the role, but none imagined it would be exiled Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont emerging as kingmaker from Sunday's inconclusive snap election.
UN talks seek to fix 'broken' global food system
A three-day United Nations summit opened in Rome on Monday aimed at tackling a "broken" global food system where millions are starving, two billion are overweight or obese and the planet is suffering.
Israel MPs approve key judicial reform clause as protests flare
Israel's hard-right government on Monday pushed through parliament a key clause of its controversial judicial reform package despite months of mass protests and concerns voiced by foreign allies.
Taiwan air raid drills simulate response to China missile attacks
Taiwan held air raid drills simulating its response to Chinese missile attacks in several cities on Monday, the same day the island's military kicked off its annual war games.
Ukraine claims drone attack in Moscow
Ukraine on Monday claimed a drone attack in central Moscow, the latest in a series of attacks revealing Russian vulnerabilities, while Kyiv said Russian forces again hit grain facilities near Odesa.
Israel PM in parliament for key legal reform vote as protests flare
Israel's hard-right government readied Monday to push through parliament a key clause of its judicial reforms that have sparked mass protests and been labelled "divisive" by US President Joe Biden.
What are Israel's controversial judicial overhaul plans?
Israel's hard-right government was planning Monday to push through parliament a key element of its controversial judicial revamp.
UN Command says in 'conversation' with N. Korea over US soldier
The UN Command has started a conversation with Pyongyang over American soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea last week, its deputy commander said Monday.
Protests rage as Israeli lawmakers to vote on divisive reforms
Israeli lawmakers on Monday prepared for a final vote on a major component of the hard-right government's controversial judicial overhaul, even as US President Joe Biden called for postponing the "divisive" bill that triggered months of mass protests.
Inconclusive vote prompts political uncertainty in Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his right-wing rival will each begin negotiations Monday to try to head off a fresh vote after an inconclusive snap election resulted in a hung parliament.
Russia says Ukrainian drones hit central Moscow, Crimea
Ukrainian drones hit two buildings in Moscow and an ammunition depot in Russian-annexed Crimea on Monday, Russian officials said, as Ukraine reported another Russian strike on a grain facility.
Netanyahu leaves hospital as Israeli lawmakers to vote on divisive reforms
Israeli lawmakers on Monday prepared for a final vote on a major component of the hard-right government's controversial judicial reforms even as US President Joe Biden called for postponing the "divisive" bill that has triggered mass protests.
After inconclusive vote, Spain begins talks to avoid new election
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his right-wing rival Alberto Nunez Feijoo will each begin negotiations Monday to try to head off a fresh vote after an inconclusive snap election resulted in a hung parliament.
'Slow disaster': Indonesians in sinking village forced to adapt
Indonesian teacher Sulkan leafs through pictures at his small sea-surrounded mosque, remembering a marching band and smiling children who graduated from his kindergarten, standing on a road now submerged by murky, green water.
Missing for a month: Where is Qin Gang, China's foreign minister?
China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang has not been seen in public for almost a month, sparking a flurry of questions over his whereabouts.
Russia says downs two Ukrainian drones over Moscow
Russia said it had neutralised two Ukrainian drones over Moscow in the early hours of Monday, with one crashing close to the defence ministry in the city centre.
Ukrainians united against IOC stance but question boycott threat
Ukrainian athletes are steadfast in their condemnation of the IOC permitting Russians to compete in sports events but some are at odds with their government over the threat to boycott the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Feijoo: the mild-mannered moderate who wants to be Spain's PM
Alberto Nunez Feijoo, whose right-wing Popular Party won Spain's snap election but without support to form a government, has built his reputation on being a moderate but struggled to square the circle of an alliance with the far right.
Spain's Pedro Sanchez: a risk-taker with a flair for survival
Spain's Pedro Sanchez, a consummate risk-taker known for daring political gambles, proved polls predicting a rout for the left wrong in Sunday's election, in the latest challenge of his rollercoaster political career.
Bitter night for Spain right as vote yields hung parliament
Despite polls predicting victory for Spain's right-wing Popular Party, Sunday's election resulted in a hung parliament, offering a lifeline to Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez who could cling on to power through a jigsaw of alliances.
Russia strikes Odesa cathedral, Putin dismisses counteroffensive
Russia's latest strike on Odesa on Sunday killed two people and severely damaged a historic Orthodox cathedral, drawing a vow of retaliation from Ukraine's leader.
Left and right neck-and-neck in key Spain vote as count advances
Widely expected to win Sunday's snap election, the right-wing Popular Party was only a handful of votes ahead of the Socialists with two-thirds of the votes counted, leaving Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez a chance to cling onto power.
Hospitalised Netanyahu prepares to put controversial reform to vote
Last-ditch efforts to reach a compromise dragged into the night as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to put a key plank of his government's controversial judicial reforms to the vote Monday after undergoing surgery to fit a pacemaker.
Italy says Med migration conference paves way for donors' fund
Italy hosted Mediterranean leaders in Rome on Sunday at a conference aimed at extending an EU-backed deal with Tunisia to curb the arrival of migrants on European shores.
Right expected to make comeback as voting ends in Spain
Voting closed in Spain's closely watched snap election Sunday which was expected to oust the left and bring in the right-wing Popular Party, which will likely need support from the far right to govern.