Day: December 14, 2023

News – 2023/12/14  Panorama.am

Armenia News  NEWS.am

National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia | Official Web Site  National Assembly of RA

Pashinyan to Kvien: US efforts in process of normalizing Armenia-Azerbaijan relations are appreciated  NEWS.am

Lemkin Institute Expressed Deep Concern Regarding Threats to the Integrity of the Armenian Quarter in East Jerusalem  Armenian News by MassisPost

Hungarian PM says “everyone here loves Georgia” ahead of European Council’s crucial summit  Agenda.ge

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has issued a bold and provocative threat, suggesting that he could “blow up” Hungary’s policy towards Ukraine.

Orbán’s remarks come amid escalating tensions between Hungary and Ukraine over a range of issues, including minority rights and historical disputes.

The Hungarian Prime Minister did not mince words as he voiced his dissatisfaction with Ukraine’s policies, asserting that Hungary might take drastic measures to express its discontent.

Clare Daly, an outspoken member of the European Parliament, launched a scathing criticism against the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen for what she deemed a selective and biased approach in addressing global conflicts. During a session this morning, Daly accused the EU President of eulogizing the war in Ukraine while allegedly ignoring the victims of genocide in Gaza.

Daly, known for her vocal and independent stance, addressed the European Union President, stating, “For 10 minutes this morning she eulogized the war in Ukraine, but for all the crocodile tears, she still can’t mention the victims of genocide in #Gaza.” The reference to Gaza suggests Daly’s concern over what she perceives as a lack of attention or condemnation for the humanitarian crisis in the region.

Furthermore, Daly questioned the legitimacy and authority of the EU President, emphasizing, “She’s unelected & has no power to make foreign policy.” This comment reflects Daly’s broader critique of unelected officials having a significant role in shaping foreign policy decisions, a sentiment shared by some who argue for a more democratic approach to such matters.

Concluding her critique, Clare Daly called on Member States to take action, stating, “It’s past time for Member States to put her in her place. #ceasefireNOW.” The hashtag #ceasefireNOW implies Daly’s urgent call for a ceasefire in the conflict zones she mentioned, urging a swift response to address the ongoing crises.