Dutch PM Mark Rutte has been on the wrong side of Human Rights in his political career, has send a proposal to Sweden (in 27 languages). Mark is an under-study of UK Immigration Laws. Rutte wishes to legalize what has been illegal for decades. #boris #pittipatel #sikorski #andrzejduda

The Three Seas Initiative: Geopolitical Determinants and Polish Interests

Utter bulls*it from Mark ... not the number of asylum seekers increased, the refugees from NATO's war in Ukraine surged. Rutte and his VVD Tory policy has defunded the entities to receive and house these people. SHAME Tory policy of targeted austerity measures in government ... if you don't "contribute" to Dutch economy, we don't want you to live in The Netherlands.

'Sapere aude'

C-SPAN | Hearing on Countering Russian Aggression, 26 Jan

MERKLEY @01:34:17: A last question—my colleague was mentioning that Europeans are not putting as much support into Ukraine as we are. And I wonder what that analysis looks like, if one considers the much higher prices they are paying for energy or to host refugees and if you have any sense of how all that balances out in terms of our thinking about the sacrifices the European partners are making?
NULAND: Well, thank you for raising that, Senator Merkely. I did mention that refugee burden, some ten million refugees hosted all over Europe, which, you know, impacts towns and communities all over the continent. And you see that everywhere, but your point about that fact that in—you know, most of my European friends report a three hundred percent increase in their energy bills over the winter, and if you just, say, think about the sticker shock that that would create. If it were happening here, you're are absolutely right, but um that speaks to the fact that they have now woken up to the fact that the dependence they had on Russian oil [?!] was bad for their national interest[s]. And so there will be uh, as hard as this has been, there will be good structural changes that come out the other end.

swedish-presidency.consilium.europa.eu | Ministers discussed migration challenges from third countries and the fight against crime in the digital age, 26 Jan

EU justice and home affairs ministers met in Stockholm for the first informal ministerial meeting under the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Sweden's Minister for Migration Maria Malmer Stenergard and Minister for Justice Gunnar Strömmer chaired the Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) meeting.

EU justice and home affairs ministers met in Stockholm for the first informal ministerial meeting under the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Sweden's Minister for Migration Maria Malmer Stenergard and Minister for Justice Gunnar Strömmer chaired the Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) meeting.
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The afternoon began with a minute's silence for the Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Denys Monastyrskyi who along with several other people tragically died in a helicopter accident in Kyiv last week. In light of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, the EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator was also present to give an update on the internal security dialogue with Ukraine.
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enc: press conference A/V (EN), running time 00:25:26