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[Fluff]

More personnel and cars for FRONTEX

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look and sound more like a currency exchange to me.

 

[morris]

Poland issues Brexit warning to EU

A spokesman for Poland's conservative nationalist governing party, said it would 'have to search for drastic solutions' to its judicial dispute, pointing to Britain's EU exit.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Speaking during a discussion at an economic forum in Poland, Ryszard Terlecki said that the party wants to remain in the EU and have a cooperative relationship, but that the EU 'should be acceptable to us.'

His comments came after the European Commission said on Tuesday that it had asked the EU's court of justice to impose daily fines on Poland over its rule of law, and a controversial chamber of the Polish Supreme Court that disciplines judges and prosecutors.
The EU's justice commissioner has also suggested withholding the country's Covid-19 recovery funds until it brings in the judicial reform and removes the chamber.

 

[Picanha]

Intel to invest up to 80 bln euros in boosting EU chip capacity-CEO​

Intel to invest up to 80 bln euros in boosting EU chip capacity-CEO

Intel Corp on Tuesday said it could invest as much as 80 billion euros in Europe over the next decade to boost the region's chip capacity and will open up its semiconductor plant in Ireland for automakers.

www.reuters.com

Intel CEO says ‘big, honkin’ fab’ planned for Europe will be world’s most advanced​

Intel's “big, honking chip fab” planned for Europe to be world’s most advanced

Decision over $95 billion project may come this year, but EU focus means Brexit Britain is out of the running.

fortune.com

 

[Redav]

Poland issues Brexit warning to EU

A spokesman for Poland's conservative nationalist governing party, said it would 'have to search for drastic solutions' to its judicial dispute, pointing to Britain's EU exit.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Speaking during a discussion at an economic forum in Poland, Ryszard Terlecki said that the party wants to remain in the EU and have a cooperative relationship, but that the EU 'should be acceptable to us.'

His comments came after the European Commission said on Tuesday that it had asked the EU's court of justice to impose daily fines on Poland over its rule of law, and a controversial chamber of the Polish Supreme Court that disciplines judges and prosecutors.
The EU's justice commissioner has also suggested withholding the country's Covid-19 recovery funds until it brings in the judicial reform and removes the chamber.

Current days EU is a joke

 

[Miller]

When ideology take precedence over pragmatism somebody have to pay.

Reports from the Belarusian-Lithuanian economic war continue to arrive. In addition to the aforementioned news about the imminent changes in the logistics of export of potash fertilizers, it became known this week that Lithuanian carriers turned to their government for help , since from August 30, their trucks will need to install navigation seals to enter Belarus. Tellingly, Minsk did not apply this rule to Poland and Latvia: only Lithuanians will suffer.

Just one more reason to cut all economic ties with that shithole.

 

[morris]

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Just one more reason to cut all economic ties with that shithole.

"tellingly, Minsk did not apply this rule to Poland and Latvia"

 

[BCNTM]

Von der Leyen drops EU bombshell - shockwaves in Brussels

URSULA von der Leyen's European Commission has dropped a bombshell which has been referred to as an "unsatisfactory situation for the EU and its citizens".

www.express.co.uk

No fishy in your little dishy.............

And Merkel wants to be head of EU

 

[Miller]

"tellingly, Minsk did not apply this rule to Poland and Latvia"

And? A proper answer to their salami tactics.

 

[Miller]

European North Korea strikes again:

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[BCNTM]

Covid news: Omicron subvariant spreads as UK cases surge - as it happened

Coronavirus cases are steadily increasing after lifting of restrictions last month

www.independent.co.uk

About time to

 

[Musashi]

France recalls ambassadors to US and Australia after Aukus pact

First time France has recalled a US ambassador in alliance dating back to American revolution

www.theguardian.com

 

[Fluff]

Covid news: Omicron subvariant spreads as UK cases surge - as it happened

Coronavirus cases are steadily increasing after lifting of restrictions last month

www.independent.co.uk

About time to

Bring back groats, and scrip!!

 

[BCNTM]

France recalls ambassadors to US and Australia after Aukus pact

First time France has recalled a US ambassador in alliance dating back to American revolution

www.theguardian.com

Poor old France - Micron must have fallen off his potty............ ? ?

 

[BCNTM]

Bring back groats, and scrip!!

Nothing wrong with g(r)oats ? ?

I am just concerned at how much a gallon of petrol will cost

 

[BCNTM]

France calls UK a 'junior partner' in submarine deal as Germany warns it threatens Western unity

The comments came after Emmanuel Macron recalled its ambassadors to the United States and Australia

www.telegraph.co.uk

Better 'junior' partner than no partner at all ? ?

France black balled from the game

 

[Musashi]

France calls UK a 'junior partner' in submarine deal as Germany warns it threatens Western unity

The comments came after Emmanuel Macron recalled its ambassadors to the United States and Australia

www.telegraph.co.uk

Better 'junior' partner than no partner at all ? ?

France black balled from the game

Poland planned to buy submarines from France a few years go, but the present national socialist governement has some political problems with France, so it's not something viable.
Apart from that, a few years ago, Macron visited Poland and suggested that Poland and France should have formed an alliance to curb the exessive German influence in the EU. The national socialists did not like that idea, so he was not very pleased.

 

[BCNTM]

Poland planned to buy submarines from France a few years go, but the present national socialist governement has some political problems with France, so it's not something viable.
Apart from that, a few years ago, Macron visited Poland and suggested that Poland and France should have formed an alliance to curb the exessive German influence in the EU. The national socialists did not like that idea, so he was not very pleased.

You must ask what did the French ever do for us?

Cheese and wine and not much else ? ?

 

[Musashi]

You must ask what did the French ever do for us?

Cheese and wine and not much else ? ?

They did much for Poland in the previous century. They provided us with a shitload of equipment and ammunition to win the war against the Soviet Russia, formed the first Polish tank unit, and delivered officers to command some Polish units.
Your view may be different, asy you are not Polish. As we say: "your point of view depends on your sitting place".

 

[BCNTM]

They did much for Poland in the previous century. They provided us with a shitload of equipment and ammunition to win the war against the Soviet Russia, formed the first Polish tank unit, and delivered officers to command some Polish units.
Your view may be different, asy you are not Polish. As we say: "your point of view depends on your sitting place".

I suppose we always fought all our wars in their sandpit and not ours

 

[BCNTM]

COP26: Boris Johnson to travel to UN and White House to push for climate action ahead of crunch summit

The UK is preparing to host the COP26 major climate conference in November, where world leaders will meet in person to discuss the fight against global warming.

news.sky.com

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