Financial woes rising in EU following sanctions on Russia – polls
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More than half of Germans say their finances are in decline
New polling suggests an increasingly bleak state of personal finance for Germans in the face of sanctions against Russia. The trend is echoed, albeit less severely, in France and Spain as the EU struggles to rearrange its economy in order to punish Moscow.
More than half of Germans say they are poorer than they were a year ago, a precipitous 11-point rise from the first package of EU measures punishing Russia for its assault on Ukraine, according to surveys held in February and May by global decision intelligence firm Mornin...
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More than half of Germans say their finances are in decline
New polling suggests an increasingly bleak state of personal finance for Germans in the face of sanctions against Russia. The trend is echoed, albeit less severely, in France and Spain as the EU struggles to rearrange its economy in order to punish Moscow.
More than half of Germans say they are poorer than they were a year ago, a precipitous 11-point rise from the first package of EU measures punishing Russia for its assault on Ukraine, according to surveys held in February and May by global decision intelligence firm Mornin...
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Soaring cost of living forces Poles to change lifestyles
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With inflation surging beyond 12%, many Poles are keeping expenses to a minimum to get through each month, a survey shows
Poland’s cost of living crisis is forcing people to cut back on restaurants and driving, with 36% keeping expenses to a minimum to make it through each month, a new survey has revealed.
According to a poll conducted by ARC Rynek i Opinia, 38% of respondents who could previously afford “luxuries” have given up on them. A researcher for the polling group, Dr. Adam Czarnecki, said people are “limiting consumption,” piling pressure on the economy at a time of “...
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With inflation surging beyond 12%, many Poles are keeping expenses to a minimum to get through each month, a survey shows
Poland’s cost of living crisis is forcing people to cut back on restaurants and driving, with 36% keeping expenses to a minimum to make it through each month, a new survey has revealed.
According to a poll conducted by ARC Rynek i Opinia, 38% of respondents who could previously afford “luxuries” have given up on them. A researcher for the polling group, Dr. Adam Czarnecki, said people are “limiting consumption,” piling pressure on the economy at a time of “...
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Covid swindler takes $358,000, evades justice
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A Japanese man fled with his entire town’s relief money
A 24-year-old Japanese man has disappeared after appropriating the equivalent of $358,000 in Covid relief money, intended for all the households in the town of Abu, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The entire sum was wired to him due to a clerical mistake by the town’s authorities, local outlet Japan Today reported on Monday.
The money was allocated to the Japanese town last month to distribute among its 463 households. The man in question was just one of many people eligible to receive funds.
However, the town authorities sent details...
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A Japanese man fled with his entire town’s relief money
A 24-year-old Japanese man has disappeared after appropriating the equivalent of $358,000 in Covid relief money, intended for all the households in the town of Abu, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The entire sum was wired to him due to a clerical mistake by the town’s authorities, local outlet Japan Today reported on Monday.
The money was allocated to the Japanese town last month to distribute among its 463 households. The man in question was just one of many people eligible to receive funds.
However, the town authorities sent details...
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Hungary’s PM accuses EU of power abuse
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Victor Orban pledged to steer his country away from the “suicidal waves” of the West
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban in a speech to lawmakers has accused Brussels of power abuse and has also pledged to resist the EU’s agenda of “gender madness and a liberal Europe.”
On Monday, Orban took his oath of office after being elected in April for a fourth consecutive term. In his usual manner, the premier did not spare harsh statements when addressing parliament.
“Brussels is abusing its power every day, and it wants to force on us things we don’t want,” the prime minister said.
In Orban’s opinion, the EU leadership...
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Victor Orban pledged to steer his country away from the “suicidal waves” of the West
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban in a speech to lawmakers has accused Brussels of power abuse and has also pledged to resist the EU’s agenda of “gender madness and a liberal Europe.”
On Monday, Orban took his oath of office after being elected in April for a fourth consecutive term. In his usual manner, the premier did not spare harsh statements when addressing parliament.
“Brussels is abusing its power every day, and it wants to force on us things we don’t want,” the prime minister said.
In Orban’s opinion, the EU leadership...
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Buffalo shooter used same symbol as Ukraine’s Azov – Russian diplomat
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The West will try to distract the public from this “awkward fact”, Russia’s deputy envoy to the UN says
Russia’s deputy ambassador to the UN, along with dozens of keen-eyed social media users, have pointed out that the suspect in Saturday’s deadly shooting in the US used the same Neo-Nazi symbol as Ukraine’s Azov Regiment.
Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia’s First Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, noted that the ‘sonnenrad’, or ‘Black Sun’ symbol, which adorned the manifesto published by the Buffalo shooter, has for years featured on the insignia of Ukraine’s Azov regiment and is a...
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The West will try to distract the public from this “awkward fact”, Russia’s deputy envoy to the UN says
Russia’s deputy ambassador to the UN, along with dozens of keen-eyed social media users, have pointed out that the suspect in Saturday’s deadly shooting in the US used the same Neo-Nazi symbol as Ukraine’s Azov Regiment.
Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia’s First Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, noted that the ‘sonnenrad’, or ‘Black Sun’ symbol, which adorned the manifesto published by the Buffalo shooter, has for years featured on the insignia of Ukraine’s Azov regiment and is a...
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Yemen: A glimmer of hope in a devastating war
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Published On 16 May 2022
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Moscow’s ‘defeat’ as Finland, Sweden move to join NATO
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Published On 16 May 2022
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If both countries join the 30-member security bloc, NATO forces may be right next to the Finnish-Russian border.
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Belarus urges Russia-led military alliance to unite against West
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Published On 16 May 2022
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Lukashenko, a key Moscow ally, accused the West of supporting Nazi ideas and of being ‘at war with Russia’ in Ukraine.
Published On 16 May 2022
EU slashes forecast for economic growth as war’s fallout deepens
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Published On 16 May 2022
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Published On 16 May 2022
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Police say 30,506 arrests carried out in less than two months since ‘state of exception’ invoked after deadly violence.
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US to Remove 5 Extremist Groups from Terror Blacklist
Washington is dropping five - believed-to-be inactive - extremist groups from its terrorism list, some of which are responsible for hundreds of deaths across Asia and Europe.
The ‘whitelisted’ groups include the Basque separatist group ETA, the Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo, the radical Jewish group Kahane Kach and two Middle-Eastern Islamist organizations.
According to State Sec. Anthony Blinken, the decision to remove the groups from terror watch lists was made after a mandated review of their operative status, which is required every five years.
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US to Remove 5 Extremist Groups from Terror Blacklist
Washington is dropping five - believed-to-be inactive - extremist groups from its terrorism list, some of which are responsible for hundreds of deaths across Asia and Europe.
The ‘whitelisted’ groups include the Basque separatist group ETA, the Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo, the radical Jewish group Kahane Kach and two Middle-Eastern Islamist organizations.
According to State Sec. Anthony Blinken, the decision to remove the groups from terror watch lists was made after a mandated review of their operative status, which is required every five years.
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