🇮🇹Meloni’s Partner In Hot Water For Rape Comments

The PM’s partner and Rete 4 journalist Andrea Giambruno has caused outrage with his comments about recent rape incidents in Palermo and Naples.

“If you go dancing, you have every right to get drunk - there must be no kind of misunderstanding and no kind of stumbling block - but if you avoid getting drunk and losing your senses, maybe you also avoid running into certain problems because you don’t find ‘the wolf.” he said on live TV.

“Meloni distances herself from these words which insinuate that sometimes it is also the ‘fault’ of women. It is unacceptable,” wrote Chiara Braga, leader of the Chamber of Deputies.

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🇺🇦 Zelensky's Mobilisation Unconstitutional, Court Rules

The district court of the Poltava region acquitted people accused of evading mobilisation because the decree was not issued legally, local media reports.

“The so-called laws and presidential decrees, including those on mobilization, which are legitimized under the guise of laws have no constitutional subsoil, are not laws in essence, and are not binding on the people,” the court ruled.

Well, Zelly, if you want something done, do it yourself.

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🇩🇪🔽Green Policies Sends ‘Sick Man Of Europe’ Towards Recession

Berlin’s energy policies have the economy teetering on the brink of recession as once one of the world’s strongest becomes the worst performing of any leading nation in the world, according to IMF stats.

“Unfortunately, 2023 will be a year of recession,” opposition leader Fredrich Merz told Bild am Sonntag. “If the insane amount of bureaucracy isn’t stopped soon, if energy prices don’t fall quickly, then 2024 won’t be a good year either.”

The populist leader vowed to “lower the tax and levy burden on energy”, “immediately reconnect decommissioned nuclear power plants to the grid”, and “adopt a moratorium on bureaucracy,” a move supported by some as a recent poll found 73% of Germans are unhappy with the current coalition government. Source

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🇱🇹🇷🇺Dad Takes Daughter Home, Lithuania Claims Kidnap

A Russian-Lithuanian dual national who took his newly-born daughter to Kaliningrad in Russia after crossing the border has sparked Vilnius into action who now consider the incident a “child abduction.”

Authorities are upset that the man took the child to “an unfriendly country” - despite admitting he “has a dwelling of his own” and is “taking care of” his daughter there.

Border guards on the border have been criticised for not handling the situation properly.

Since when did family issues become so politicised?

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🇳🇱 Murder Rate Increases In The Netherlands For Second Consecutive Year

There were 142 total murders recorded in 2022, up from 126 in 2021, with Rotterdam overtaking Amsterdam for the highest number of homicides - there were 16 killings in the port city compared to 10 in the capital.

6 in 10 murder victims were women, usually with a current or former partner as the perpetrator - this figure plummets to 4% for men. 12% of male murderers were acquaintances or members of criminal gangs.

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❗️Shots Fired Over Pskov - Unverified

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❗️More Footage Of Second Explosion In Bryank

What sounds like a drone can be heard before it explodes. The drones were part of an attempted attack on the Druzhba oil depot in the city. They were shot down, according to Mash.

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❗️NEW: Air Alert Declared In Ukraine

In Chernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, Kharkiv, Kirovograd, Dnepropetrovsk and Cherkasy regions.

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