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Hungarian premier Victor Orban clearly stands in the way of the plans of the global elite for Europe. Hungary’s new constitution which was passed in the spring of 2011 and entered into force on January 1, 2012 unequivocally placed emphasis on Christian legacy and nationhood and was immediately seen as a challenge by the forces of global governance. It happens to be the first constitution in Europe reflecting a radical departure from multiculturalism and the present-day brand of tolerance, which in practice translate into the erosion of national identity and infinite acceptance of moral deviance...
Igor IGNATCHENKO | 20.05.2012 |
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The 20 th World Petroleum Congress which convened in Doha, Qatar, in December, 2011, became the scene of a continuing dispute between Russian energy minister Serguey Shmatko and European Commissioner for Energy Günther Oettinger as at the moment the relations in the energy sphere between Russia and the EU are stuck at a fairly low point... Russia and the EU appear to be in the process of drifting apart...
Natalia MEDEN | 24.12.2011 |
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The Brussels summit of December 2011 intended to solve a huge fiscal and budget (and in reality an economic) problem in the Euro-zone. It let to a political split within the EU-27 and risks to unleash a constitutional disaster... The summit of Brussels also showed a deep split in form of different approaches towards the capital market. It points at a geopolitical dividing line within the European Union. There seems to be a conflict between banks based on credit business and hedge funds... David Cameron... stands firm beside his Atlantic ally and behaves like an American Trojan horse in a European surrounding...
Hannes HOFBAUER | 17.12.2011 |
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Gazprom CEO A. Miller revealed no secret when he told in an interview to Germany's Suddeutsche Zeitung that the Russian energy giant was interested in buying into E.ON or any of its subsidiaries. The acquisition of foreign assets is built into Gazprom's widely publicized strategy aimed at creating integrated supply chains stretching from gas fields in Russia to end buyers in various countries, with priority being given to Europe...
Natalia MEDEN | 12.06.2011 |
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A new wave of commemoration laws is sloping from Eastern European countries. Their common issue: to declare the denial of communist crimes to be a crime. In December 2010 six new EU member-states asked for a law to prosecute the denial of what is to be declared as a communist crime. The Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, assembled his colleagues from Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Lithuania and Latvia to ask Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the EU-Commission, to implement such a law...
Hannes HOFBAUER | 17.05.2011 |
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The Schengen agreement which served as the backbone of European integration is on the verge of being officially reversed... Talk about a nationalist tide in Europe is a staple, but from a wider perspective, it seems fair to say that the healthy European society is simply trying to build protective barriers to shield itself from corrosive external tendencies which are bred by aggressive globalism and not limited to the mounting migration challenge...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 12.05.2011 |
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