Morgen (12. Juni 2026) tritt der EU-Migrations- und Asylpakt, Pact on Migration and Asylum, vollständig in Kraft. Ab morgen gelten die neuen Regeln für alle EU-Staaten:
Physische Aufnahme von Asylbewerbern (Relocation),
Finanzielle Beiträge (ca. 20.000–30.000 € pro nicht aufgenommene Person),
Operative Hilfe (Personal, Ausrüstung, Rückführungen).
Nationale Regierungen werden dann KEINEN starken Einfluss mehr haben bei der Umsetzung, Abschiebungen oder nationalen Zusatzregeln.
Resembling a small child, the most popular version is dark-skinned and features exaggerated racial characteristics. Buyers have filmed themselves beating, stretching, boiling and stomping on the toy.
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🚨 NIGHT THREE CHANGES EVERYTHING
The government is desperately hoping the unrest burns itself out.
Because if Belfast erupts for a third consecutive night, the situation enters dangerous territory.
A single night can be dismissed.
Two nights can be managed.
But three nights suggest something much deeper is happening.
The next few hours could determine whether this crisis fades away...
Or spreads far beyond Belfast.
@FreyjaBakke Imagine how fast our accounts would be locked if we did the opposite. If I had a burner account, I think I would do it just to see what would happen.
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🚩Bulgarian man guilty of assaulting 12-year-old girl🚩
Ilia Belov, 22, was also found convicted of behaving in a ‘threatening or abusive manner’ towards four girls, all of whom were aged between 12 and 14.
A Bulgarian man has been found guilty of assaulting a 12-year-old girl during an incident in Dundee last year.
Ilia Belov, 22, was also convicted of behaving in a “threatening or abusive manner” towards four girls, all of whom were aged between 12 and 14.
Belov’s sister, Nadjedzha Belova, earlier pleaded guilty to one charge of assaulting a 13-year-old girl in the incident, which happened in the Lochee area of the city in August 2025.
During a two-day trial, Dundee Sheriff Court heard the 12-year-old had been walking with a group of girls on their way to a bus stop when Belov made sexual remarks to her.
Giving evidence by video-link, the girl, who is now 13, recalled: “He kept saying, ‘come here sexy. I will show you how to have a good time’.”
She said his words made her feel “dead angry”, and she turned around and began shouting at him.
Belov then phoned his sister, who arrived shortly afterwards and began attacking a 13-year-old member of the group.
In the ensuing fracas, Belov pushed the 12-year-old, who told the court she hit her head on a metal handrail as she fell to the ground.
After standing back up, she pulled out an axe and a knife, which she said had been hidden in her waistband for five to 10 minutes before the incident.
She said after revealing the weapons she was “basically sat holding them”, saying she “knew” the man would “try to go for (the other girl)”.
When the police arrived minutes later, the girl said she had dumped the weapons on a nearby roundabout, where they were later recovered by officers.
Giving evidence during the trial with the assistance of a Bulgarian interpreter, Belov claimed he had pushed the girl in order to protect his sister after seeing she had a knife hidden under her T-shirt.
He also denied having made sexualised remarks to the girls, telling the court they had been saying derogatory things to him, including calling him a “f***** migrant”.
However, Sheriff Timothy Niven-Smith rejected Belov’s version of events, describing it as “neither credible nor reliable”.
“For a number of reasons, I find your evidence to be wholly unconvincing and self-serving,” he said.
“It is, as was suggested by the prosecution, a revisionist or excuse.
“It is a curious set of circumstances that, having been alerted to (a girl) in possession of a knife… having pushed the person in possession of the knife to the ground, you turn your back upon her.
“It is not for me to speculate, but common sense would suggest that if someone had a knife you would pay particular attention to the individual with (it), for fear that they attack you with it.”
He said the girl’s evidence was supported by that of two other members of the group, and by CCTV footage of the incident that was shown to the court.
He told Belov: “I am entirely satisfied by proof beyond reasonable doubt that the trigger for all of this were the comments that you made.
“I accept that as a result of the comments you made abuse was directed at you, which included swear words, including you being called a ‘f creep and an immigrant’.
“The words of the children were eloquent to describe your behaviour given your age and their respective ages.”
He went on: “Having made the sexual remarks to the children you then, enraged by the fact that they became angry and started shouting abuse at you, followed them.”
He said rather than leave the area or call the police, he instead called his sister, who “immediately on arrival engaged in attacking one of the females”.
He also told Belov he rejected his claim that he had seen a knife under the girl’s T-shirt before pushing her
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The black piece of shit got the electric chair. Old Sparky melts the eyes, forces one to bite so hard one's teeth shatter and sometimes sets the body's hair on fire. I wonder if Mr. Indifferent, while he was frying like a giant piece of bacon, thought it was all worth it.
@JustRaging01 The black piece of shit got the electric chair. Old Sparky melts the eyes, forces one to bite so hard one's teeth shatter and sometimes sets the body's hair on fire. I wonder if Mr. Indifferent, while he was frying like a giant piece of bacon, thought it was all worth it.