The coalition must decide how harsh is too harsh when it comes to refugee policies.
Discontent with the German government’s harsh rhetoric on migration is increasing as remaining pro-refugee lawmakers resort to the Council of Europe, open letters, and resignations to recentre the debate on human rights.
The Italian technocrat also warned that member states’ refusal to relinquish control of their domestic banking sectors risks exacerbating Europe’s financial subservience vis-à-vis the US.
The United States’ ownership of European citizens’ banking data and domination of global payment systems mean that the European Union is increasingly becoming a “financial colony” of the US, former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta said on Wednesday (2 October).
As the face of crime continues to evolve in an age of rapid digital innovation, how must the UK’s law enforcement agencies adapt in order to respond effectively?
Last month the National Crime Agency (NCA) published its National Strategic Assessment of Serious and Organised Crime (SOC). It highlights each of the threats the Agency is focused on tackling, from firearms and drugs to child sexual abuse, modern slavery, human trafficking and economic crime. For the first time ever, the top headline this year is not about criminal behaviour; rather, it is about how much more vulnerable we all are to becoming victims. Changes in organised crime are being driven, more than anything else, by our routine dependence – in our personal and working lives – on online services. Indeed, the majority of crime now occurs online or is enabled by online resources. We have all become more vulnerable to organised crime as a result of living more of our lives online.
What are the Pandora Papers? What’s an offshore service provider? And why should anyone care?
At a moment the West – especially the US and UK – are still mulling whether to allow Ukraine forces to attack Russian territory using NATO-provided long-range missiles, President Vladimir Putin has just issued a hugely significant statement regarding his country’s nuclear doctrine.
Prime Minister Robert Fico’s government coalition has de facto seized control of the parliamentary committee overseeing the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS), traditionally led by the opposition, leading to fears about its impartiality and ability to investigate matters such as the alleged purchase of Pegasus spyware and concerns about bomb threats to schools.
Nous allons l’appeler le Système. Presque tout le monde est un adepte consentant ou non de cette secte. Sans s’en rendre compte. C’est pour votre «Sécurité», peu importe que vous en perdiez votre liberté.
Dans cette secte, faire de la production de fruits et légumes bio et les revendre n’est pas autorisé, sauf évidemment si vous payez un supplément. Par contre, vous pouvez empoisonner vos aliments avec des pesticides, cela ne pose pas de problèmes. Dans le Système, pour vous soigner, vous devez utiliser «la bonne méthode». Celle de médicaments chimiques et de chimiothérapie. Si vous utilisez des méthodes naturelles pour guérir vos patients, vous serez banni de l’Ordre des Médecins. Car vous ne fournissez pas d’argent à l’une des branches de la secte, c’est-à-dire Big Pharma, l’une des plaques tournantes du Système, aux côtés des Banques et de quelques autres.
[ Note: The Color Revolution and Arab Spring phenomenon is one which receives particular attention at CSS, because it is one of the primary tactics used in geopolitics and geostrategy which also relies on a syncretic or interdisciplinary model. It involves mass psychology, marketing and advertising, sociology, ideology, and a range of other fields. This piece should be understood as a schematic with explanatory annotations and dissection of particular mechanisms. We strongly recommend this to be read alongside several previous pieces which explore the history, figures involved in developing the theory, and real-world application in the following pieces featured here at CSS –
L’ordre mondial établi en 1945, après la défaite du Troisième Reich, est sur le point de prendre fin. Ceci dit, en 2024, il va sans dire que la fin d’une ère géopolitique peut ressembler à l’agonie d’un individu humain : atteint d’une maladie incurable, il est comme un mauvais patient qui, loin de reconnaître l’imminence de sa mort, utilise ses dernières forces à rendre malheureux ceux qui vivent avec lui et répand ainsi le souffle de la mort dans tout son environnement. C’est ce qui arrive aujourd’hui à l’Occident malade.
Depuis le 7 juillet 2024, la reconnaissance faciale est obligatoire dans les véhicules neufs.
Si cette nouvelle technologie nous est présentée comme un moyen de lutter contre le fléau des morts sur la route, la réalité semble toute autre. Imposée par les institutions européennes, cette nouvelle mesure semble être une volonté bien éloignée des simples questions sécuritaires.
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