A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.
My apologies for the glitch. Not sure what happened there.
"Our job is to explain the advantages for Hungary and make them visible" - Crikey, it's ALREADY visible, just look around dumb-ass.
So, both legal and illegal mass immigration has proven to be extremely problematic at best, to be polite, and Leaders of the big countries of the...
" restrictions are a double-edged sword, causing damage not only to those they target but also to those who impose them" Not obviously true....
If this turns out to be true, i.e. man made infestation of allergies inducing tick bites, then it would seem to be cause for criminal...
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The wolf in the photo is a Himalayan wolf. Not Indian. Few experts ever see these Attacks and so we have to rely on uneducated vilagers' version of what they see as wolves. Feral dogs that roam in packs are also a great problem in India. Many attacks by them are blamed on the relatively small Indian wolf which seldom to 23 kg in weight. It's about the size of the average coyote.They stand about 26 inches at the shoulder. Not an animal that can really harm a human.