LONDON (Analysis) — It is official. The end-of-March deadline for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union has come and gone. But Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative government has failed to reach a deal and has controversially postponed the economically and geopolitically seismic separation, known to the world as Brexit.
By Luboš Motl | The Reference Frame | March 28, 2019 I haven’t dedicated a separate blog post to the “climate school strike movement” founded by Greta Thunberg, (now) a 16-year-old Swedish girl, because it’s too sad and the people promoting this stuff are extremely far not only from science but from anything that we […]
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss Nigel Farage’s rebuke of EU MP Guy Verhofstadt arrogant and ignorant speech before the EU Parliament, where the Belgian globalist claimed that some time in the future the UK will be fully under the control of Brussels, ‘where it belongs.’
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The EU has destroyed the Internet with Article11 and Article13 By Tom Luongo | March 27, 2019 The EU’s new, comprehensive new Copyright Directive passed the European Parliament ensuring the way we use the Internet will change in the future. And not for the better. The controversial parts are Articles 11 and 13, the “link tax” […]
By Adam Garrie – EurasiaFuture – 2019-03-26 The European Union parliament has just rubber-stamped new copyright legislation that will have a stifling effect on digital freedom of speech. Opposition to the proposals have seen big American tech companies including Google, online activists, world-wide-web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Paul McCartney and online star PewDiePie unite against […]
By Ramona Wadi | MEMO | March 26, 2019 Predictably, the UN’s first remarks about Israel’s bombing of the Gaza Strip focused more on a single rocket reaching north of Tel Aviv than the Zionist state’s ongoing colonial violence against Palestinian civilians and its destruction of what remains of the enclave. Likewise, the Palestinian people […]
By Manlio Dinucci | Voltairnet | March 20, 2019 « Russia can no longer be considered as a strategic partner, and the European Union must be ready to impose further sanctions if it continues to violate international law » – this is the resolution approved by the European Parliament on 12 Mars with 402 votes […]
By Helen Buyniski | RT | March 26, 2019 The controversial copyright law facing a final vote in the EU parliament is less about copyright than it is about hammering a final nail in the coffin of the freedoms the internet once promised. Yes, Article 13 is that bad. Most laws address themselves toward tangible, […]
Sputnik -23.03.2019 Tens of thousands of people in different German cities have gathered for a massive protest against copyright reforms planned by the European Union, DPA reported. The planned changes would require, in part, that tech giants such as Facebook and YouTube take responsibility for copyright materials users upload to their platforms. Though the measure […]
Sputnik – March 23, 2019 Special Counsel Robert Mueller has submitted his report on suspected collusion between Russia and Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign to the attorney general, with the report not recommending any further indictments. Eurasia Centre senior researcher Earl Rasmussen spoke to Sputnik about the report’s implications for Trump and his opponents. Sputnik: […]
