The Eurozone bailout: What the papers say
Many newspaper commentators are expressing views which question the sense of seeking to bailout the Euro. Some are going further and questioning whether the Eurozone, which is based on widely divergent economies, could ever have worked.
EU continue to meddle in Libya
The European Union continues to meddle in Libyan internal affairs. The High Representatives have opened a 'technical office' in rebel-held Benghazi. They say this is to coordinate 'humanitarian' support for Libyan insurgents and the establishment of the Temporary Financial Mechanism which was endorsed by foreign ministers meeting in Brussels yesterday.
Nick Griffin in Syria
Nick Griffin MEP, the leader of the British National party, is paying a surprise visit to Syria as part of an officially sponsored visit to Damascus.
The Perils of Shale Gas Fracking
German environmental experts doubt that developing shale gas is economically profitable and worthwhile for the country's energy transition. They also question the technology of fracking and call for a European Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure to be adopted. EurActiv Germany reports.
Migrants to wait 6 months for benefits
The Conservative Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has this week announced plans to force future immigrants to wait a minimum of six months before they can receive benefits, and to declare how they have spent their time in Britain before they start receiving them.
The shadowy silence of the Bilderberg elite
This Thursday one of the most powerful and secretive policy summits will be held in... Watford. Politicians, bankers, billionaires and even Royalty will arrive at the Grove Hotel to begin the annual Bilderberg conference.
Nick Griffin to lead Woolwich march
Nick Griffin, MEP will be leading a march and motorcade next Saturday, 1 June to demand the expulsion of Islamic Hate Preachers from the UK.
Who are the Terrorists?
Britain asked the European Union on Tuesday (21 May) to put Hezbollah’s military arm on its list of terrorist organisations, urging Europe to respond robustly to evidence of the Islamist group’s involvement in a July 2012 bomb attack in Bulgaria.
The future of Cyprus property owners
The letter below came to Nick Griffin, MEP's mailbox recently from property owners in Cyprus detailing the issues which property owners are facing there.
UK military signal opposition to Syrian war
Heavy hints are being given by the UK military that they want no involvement in a Syrian war. Britain's most senior military officer has warned David Cameron that intervening in Syria would risk sucking UK forces into an all-out war.