Tag: Denmark
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Sweden and Norway have vowed to stop using the European electricity grid as prices more than double within a week
Sweden and Norway are vowing to disconnect from the European electricity grid after electricity prices in Europe soared by more than double in one week. The high rise in electricity prices came from various factors including Germany’s closure of its nuclear power plants, the expensive price of natural gas that soared above above $3 during…
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Wind turbines in Europe aren’t making electricity cheaper
The Labour government is spearheading an energy plan by the Minister of Energy and the Environment Miriam Dalli, which reads more like a political manifesto than a detailed plan with actual economic and material targets. The plan is being pushed forward in a religious and orthodox political manner in line with the European Union’s current…
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Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng boarded by Danish Navy after cutting communications cables in the Baltic Sea
The Chinese bulk carrier Yi Peng 3 has been boarded by the Danish Nay yesterday evening after the ship was caught cutting a telecommunications cable in the Baltic Sea. The ship was travelling to Egypt from Russia. Danish authorities are considering the actions of the Yi Peng 3 as deliberate acts of sabotage after having…
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You can burn a Koran in Malta but you can’t in Denmark
Europe is becoming ever stranger as it keeps capitulating to foreign threats of war and now even terror. There used to be a precedent enshrined in for policy since 9/11 that nation-states should never compromise or appease terror. Denmark is dropping this uncompromising stance as it bans the burning of the Koran following security concerns.…
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A joke on Maltese corruption: a bridge from Denmark to Sweden
The Danish government wanted to build a bridge from Denmark to Sweden so they issued a competitive bidding process and invited the bidders for a meeting to explain their bids. Three contractors had put bids, a French, a German, and a Maltese. The first meeting was with the French company that was bidding for 50…
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Germany has lost its status as European leader
Decisions by the European Union have always been taken by consistently adhering to one sacred principle: unity. European Union member-states used to wait for the German signal before knowing that a decision would move forward. Once Germany would have had approval from France, the decision would already be set. This German-led setup is no longer…
