The EU's migration strategy pushes the underprivileged to fight at Europe's borders
The European Community House (MPVEH) visited the Croatian-Bosnian border to see the impact of the European migration policy.
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The European Community House (MPVEH) visited the Croatian-Bosnian border to see the impact of the European migration policy.
EU's view on Bosnia and Herzegovina's candidate country status is indicator of its success,' says Ursula von der Leyen.
How do we make sure that this is not exploited by those who have real knowledge of how the system works. we know that our country as well as the eu and others who are looking at this are also pursuing strategies to prevent that from happening. the likes of china, india, in particular india by record amounts of cheap russian oil, how do you stop the likes of those countries and their money flowing back to the kremlin, which is funding the war machine? yes, well unless theyjust like they are going to do, they are independent countries, they will continue to purchase oil from russia at a discount...
They are going to afford to pay their bills. politicians in europe and across the rest of the world are trying to take action to limit the economic damage, but also come up with long term solutions. two numbers explain the scale of the problem. last year russia was the world's third biggest oil producer. and the second biggest producer of natural gas. much of that was exported to europe. in fact, in 2020, russia was the source for 46% of all the coal used in the eu, 39% of gas, and 23% of oil. but europe doesn't want to buy it any more because it is funding russia's invasion of ukraine. howeve...
While we are on that, what do you think is the long—term future of these pipelines? do you think they will be fixed or is europe's use of russian gas now a thing of the past? i think russia has proven itself to be an unreliable energy partner. it used to be reliable. no more. no country wants to take the risk of putting a significant amount of its energy demand to russia's supply. it is clear, in fact this accelerates the eu's push to become energy independent through clean energy. they are building up their own home—grown energy. i am here at the iaea conference, every country is looking ...