Month: September 2022

Putin’s annexation of Ukrainian regions changes ‘nothing’, Ukraine’s FM says

In an interview with FRANCE 24 from Kyiv, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba struck a defiant tone, saying that the planned annexation this Friday by Russia of four Ukrainian regions following so-called referendums changes “nothing” for Ukraine and the world. The top Ukrainian diplomat said that the annexations and the recent partial mobilisation in Russia were a “sign of weakness” of Russian President […]

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Eurozone reaches double-digit inflation in September

Inflation in the eurozone reached 10 percent in September, setting a new record, according to preliminary data released by Eurostat on Friday. Inflation in the 19-country euro area reached 10 percent in September, up from 9.1 percent in August. Energy, which prices have increased by 40.8 percent in comparison to the same month last year, […]

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EU to impose energy windfall levies

Belgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) EU ministers agreed to impose energy windfall levies on Friday as part of the bloc’s response to the energy crisis. The idea to impose levies on windfall profits of energy companies, proposed earlier this month, is part of a broader package of measures, according to Reuters reporting. Ministers continued to discuss […]

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Christianity – Religious symbol

The symbol of the cross in Christianity, according to some researchers, is also not the original, but, like the star and crescent in Islam, a later innovation. Initially, the symbol of the Christian religion was the image of a fish. In ancient Greek, fish is designated as Ίχθύς (“ichthys (ichthus)”), which corresponds to the abbreviation […]

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