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In the first half of November, 23 per cent of respondents believed that the situation in our country was heading in the right direction, while 63 per cent held the opposite view. 14 per cent did not have a view. - according to the CBOS survey.more

A prerequisite for Ukraine's possible accession to NATO is its victory in the war, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced today in Bucharest.more

Ukraine's visiting First Lady Olena Zelenska called on British MPs yesterday to "unite the world community" and help end Ukraine's conflict with Russia. She stressed that Ukraine needs not only victory, but also justice.more

The Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) fined Facebook €265 million. The penalty is the result of an investigation launched in April 2021 after the personal information of 533 million users of the site was published.more

In a referendum in Slovenia on Sunday, more than 62 per cent of voters voted in favour of a law to prevent the politicisation of public television and other media organisations, Euronews reported. Citizens also supported two other government projects.more

PiS is feeling the opposition's breath on its back more and more clearly, as the position of the ruling party is weakening, writes "Super Express" on Tuesday. If the elections to the Sejm were held on Sunday, the United Right would gain 32.51 percent. votes, according to a poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express".more

The British government has confirmed that it will invest £700 million in the construction of the new Sizewell C nuclear power station. the country's energy needs, has become questionable due to budget savings.more

We must be stronger in defending our values, but not with great rhetoric, but with hard pragmatism, announced British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. He assured that London will support Ukraine as long as it takes, and the golden era in relations with China is over.more

American hamburger chain Wendy's has announced plans to enter the Irish market to further expand its presence across Europe. more

President Andrzej Duda, Poland 2050 leader Szymon Holownia and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki are the leaders of the trust ranking, according to a CBOS poll. Respondents express the greatest distrust towards PO leader Donald Tusk, Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobra and Law and Justice (PiS) president Jarosław Kaczyński.more

The foreign ministers of the seven Nordic and Baltic countries arrived in Kiev today, where they are due to meet with representatives of the Ukrainian authorities, Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkeviczs announced on Twitter.more

The UK government will allocate an extra £1 billion to insulate the least energy efficient homes, Business and Energy Minister Grant Shapps announced today. This is part of a plan to cut energy demand by 15 per cent by 2030.more

The British public broadcaster BBC reported last night that Chinese police had detained and beaten into one of its journalists covering protests in Shanghai against covid restrictions. He was released after several hours.more

A billionaire former Conservative donor has said he would back the party again if the government renegotiates with the EU for a “soft” Brexit trade deal. Guy Hands urged Rishi Sunak to consider a radical move to restart trade talks with Brussels, saying it could help the party win the next general election.more

Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht scores one own goal after another. Currently, the chancellor's office is increasingly involved in the current activities of the military ministry, writes the newspaper "Welt am Sonntag". Recently, Lambrecht proposed the Patriot air defense systems to Poland, but she did not consult it with the military.more

Air defense systems such as Patriot are needed in Poland and Ukraine, said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in an interview with CNN on Friday. He also suggested that the possible deployment of the system in Ukraine would be the responsibility of the states, not the Alliance.more

The National Assembly, the lower house of the French parliament, voted yesterday to write abortion into the French constitution at the request of the far-left France Unchained (LFI).more

The Irish Senate yesterday recognised the Holodomor (Great Famine) of 1932-1933 in Ukraine as a genocide, the Ukrainian Embassy in Dublin reported on Facebook.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has become an honorary citizen of Kiev, the mayor of the Ukrainian capital Vitaly Klitschko announced yesterday. He called Johnson a "great friend of Ukraine" who has been courting Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion.more

"If we stop supporting Ukraine, Russia will win this war and start another one, and the next victim of its aggression will be Poland," Deputy Foreign Minister Pawel Jablonski warned yesterday in an interview with the British daily ''Daily Express''.more

Scotland will find another route to independence, Scottish PM Nicola Sturgeon declared last night after the UK Supreme Court ruled that a new independence referendum could not be called without the consent of the government in London.more

Suella Braverman sought to blame migrants crossing the Channel for the problems with overcrowding at the Manston processing site.more

David Davis has has admitted that Brexit has not delivered any ‘major’ economic benefits six years on from the vote to leave the EU.more

The Scottish authorities cannot hold a new independence referendum without the consent of the government in London, the UK Supreme Court ruled today. Scottish Chief Executive Nicola Sturgeon wanted a new referendum to be held on 19 October 2023.more

At a ceremony in the plenary chamber in Strasbourg, MEPs commemorated the creation of the precursor to this institution, the Joint Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community, in 1952.more