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Fish make up just a tiny fraction of Europe’s economy. But they play a big role in its politics. Most recently, the fishing industry dominated the referendum on…
Fish make up just a tiny fraction of Europe’s economy. But they play a big role in its politics. Most recently, the fishing industry dominated the referendum on whether Iceland should restart talks to join the EU. Why do fish carry so much political weight?
#Fish #EU #Politics #dwbusiness
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Islamophobia has become Israel's Trojan Horse to win over westerners<br><br>Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli has explained his own strategy more candidly than any critic could. <br><br> Fear of "Islam" interests the European mind "very, very much", and Israel therefore needs "to take advantage of that".<br><br>Here is a senior cabinet minister admitting that Islamophobia has become a Trojan Horse for Israel to win over European and American hearts and minds.
@@dwnewsImported2mo ago
During the so-called Cod Wars, Iceland and Britain clashed over who could fish in Iceland’s waters. Both sides used tactics such as ramming each other’s fishing boats and cutting fishing nets.
@@KevNaidooImported2mo ago
Makes sense, it’s an important topic to many communities. But lol, that joke at the end 😂!
Fish make up just a tiny fraction of Europe’s economy. But they play a big role in its politics. Most recently, the fishing industry dominated the referendum on whether Iceland should restart talks to join the EU. Why do fish carry so much political weight?
#Fish #EU #Politics #dwbusiness
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