Yeah, just like the ÖVP and the FPÖ (that far right party) collided to keep the social democrats (SPÖ) out of government when they won the most seats.. in 2017. Such a good idea in hindsight to give a stirrup to FPÖ..
In other news: no more seriously good fish & chips in Cork! Even Sinn Fein is mourning... www.rte.ie/news/munster...
The owners of Jackie Lennox chip shop in Cork have announced it will close its doors for the final time this Sunday.
Surely that must be fake news? They never....
Should employers ensure that lorry drivers get to sleep outside their truck plus a weekend at home every 45 days? These are 2 measures Lithuania and 4 other EU states have challenged before the ECJ as discriminating against business in periphery states. Up on Friday (C-541/20)
Yeah, they should contemplate the latter... can be worded less drastically "self dissolve, using remaining funds to part compensate for harm caused during government:
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I am not saying that more efficiency would replace adequate funding, but cutting superfluous rituals might reduce the increase in basic funding needed after decades of neglect
Funding university structures by exorbitant fees from students from poorer countries was always questionable. English unis waste resources in so many ways, e.g by having highly paid academics (hpa) work as secretaries, marking each assignment 3 times plus reading marks out while all hpa listen...
(2) must not be a left/right issue, seeing a party whose candidates sang an SS song very recently winning elections in the middle if Europe, because voters felt socially neglected.. xan anyone join the dots, please?
(1) What a week. Listened to a green MEP explaining how the Spanish goverment stood up to Orban refusing to sell vital railway infrastructure to a Hungarian firm, while that same MEP insisting that autocrats must not be criticised for ditching freedom of association, as the fight against autocrats
Austria: Far-right FPÖ wins parliamentary vote Following the parliamentary election in Austria, early projections indicate far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) will be the strongest faction in the parliament, beating the conservative ÖVP for the first time in history.
Following the parliamentary election in Austria, early projections indicate far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) will be the strongest faction in the parliament, beating the conservative ÖVP for the first time in history.