The Daily Populous

As up to 30 centimeters (12 inches) of snow fell outside, the group was trapped and forced to hygge it up and pass the night.

Public broadcaster DR showed pictures of the stranded Danes drinking beer and coffee and noshing on cinnamon rolls as they watched soccer together.

The snowstorm snarled traffic on the roads and rails across Denmark and there were temporary power cuts in some places. »

"Sixteen years as chancellor of Germany were full of events, often very challenging — politically and as a human being," she said.

Multiple crises have shown the importance of international cooperation while tackling the challenges that face the world, she said.

She also remarked that she would like to encourage people to "continue to see the world through the eyes of others. »

The migrants in question were not from Belarus or even from surrounding countries but largely from Iraq and Kurdistan.

During the standoff, at least ten migrants died of exposure, including a one-year-old Syrian child.

Far from an anomaly, the Belarus case is simply the next stage in the weaponization of migrants. »

But Republican senator Tom Cotton has a completely different theory: He blames inflation on Donald Trump’s poor selection to lead the Federal Reserve.

Cotton doesn’t like the trade-off, taking the position that keeping inflation low is the only objective of monetary policy.

But whatever your position on the merits of the Trump-Powell interest-rate regime, Cotton is telling us that inflation levels are Trump’s fault, not Biden’s. »