This may come of little surpise. When one thinks about the fees that some universities charge, one can only wonder it they can afford to give their pupils poor marks?
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EU politics
Ms Merkel’s Incredible V-Recovery: Germany still has half a million less people in work than before the crisis
Employment is stagnant in Germany, with half a million less employed. Do not forget, Germany has round six million furloughed workers, not to mention an enormous self-employed grey zone, which is not discernable these into […]
Corruption
Branko Marcetic: A Missile Strike in Poland Shows Why Government Agencies Can’t Be the Sole Arbiters of Truth
After a Ukrainian missile mishap in Poland, misinformation blaming Russia quickly spread. The lie came from precisely the “authoritative sources” now being treated as the arbiters of truth by social media platforms. Read the article […]
EU politics
Jonathan Cook – How the IHRA antisemitism definition became a pro-Israel cudgel
New research charts a five-year campaign by highly partisan, pro-Israel lobby groups to mislead the international community about the nature of what has been widely described as the “gold standard” definition of antisemitism. Read here
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