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EU leaders face off over the budget
EU leaders meet today for their first chance to beef about the budget face to face. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Sarah Wheaton dive deeper into why leaders look increasingly unlikely to reach an agreement on the EU’s next money pot by December. Plus, Zoya obtained a document revealing deepening relations between Russia and
Das Rot-Grün-Rot-Dilemma in der Hauptstadt
Die Berliner Landespolitik manövriert sich erst in eine Sackgasse und will nun doch daraus rausfinden. Wegen des Streits um antisemitische Strömungen in der Linkspartei stehen die Sondierungsgespräche mit SPD und Grünen auf der Kippe, werden aber heute fortgesetzt. Wie sich das rot-grün-rote Bündnis gegen den Widerstand von SPD und Grünen im Bund retten will, zeigt
UK polling watchdog faces reckoning after Farage sting
British Polling Council members have pressed for tougher action on a firm accused of downplaying Reform UK links to its polling.
Frontex suspends reintegration program after blowing through its budget
The pause comes ahead of a proposed expansion of the EU border agency's role in returns, sharpening questions over how Brussels will fund its tougher deportation policy.
Reform faces criticism after councillors filmed making racist comments
Reform says all of those people filmed by ITV are under investigation having resigned or been suspended.
Cyberattack disrupts Transportation Department safety agency contact center
The attack disabled an agency’s call center run by Senture, a government contractor.
UK threatens to ban Eritreans over migrant return policy
The home secretary said she would not hesitate to impose measures on other countries "refusing to co-operate".
Tillis mocked the Comey seashell prosecution. He OK'd Trump’s judicial nominees who worked on it
The North Carolina senator's support is notable given his often-caustic relationship with the president.
Macron and Merz hold keys to an EU budget deal — but may be too weak to use them
The French and German leaders face political pressures that limit their room for maneuver on Europe's biggest negotiation.
Trump says Taiwan will buy Alaska LNG. The project is still in flux
The president said Taiwan had committed to purchasing liquified natural gas from a proposed Alaska pipeline, calling it the “largest Offtake Agreement in History.”
Why did the EU support Ukraine when its not a member in the EU nor in NATO ?
Is there some sort of coalition ? submitted by /u/imjustfine77 [link] [comments]
Why did communist Grenada keep the governor general?
Therefore, making it a communist monarchy? submitted by /u/IBTFlurrie [link] [comments]
Le Pen vows to downsize EU as she brings contribution cut fight to Brussels
BRUSSELS — Far-right leader Marine Le Pen pledged to turn the European Commission into a “secretariat” in the service of its member countries as part of her plan to slash the size and power of the European Union should she win France’s presidential election next year.
‘I think Alaska’s turning blue’: Republicans fret Sullivan’s path to reelection
Alaska strategists and voters acknowledge GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan is facing a difficult road, despite Trump’s support and the outside money pouring in.
Does coming from different socio-economic background actually dictate your political worldview?
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Albania’s capital burns as protests escalate
TIRANA — Student demonstrations in Tirana spiraled out of control Wednesday as protesters clashed with police for over 10 hours, setting buildings on fire, entering government institutions and looting.
Careers with a Political Science Education: Not Everybody Gets a Job Offer Their Junior Year of College or Three Months After Graduation and Not Everyone Gets Their Dream Job, But an Education in Political Science Still Produces Job Applicable Skills
Misconceptions of College and Career / Not Getting Job Offers Before Graduation or within 3-6 months of graduating (here is some advice to recent college graduates and young adults): This phenomenon of having a signed job offer in your junior year of college let alone before graduating your senior year doesn’t work/doesn’t exist for everybody, especially for people from working class backgrounds who went to decent, mid-teir/upper-mid-teir universities (≈ T60-T200);
EU leaders talk energy crisis and budget — live updates
The EU’s leaders are back in Brussels for a summit that will touch on many big-ticket issues. including the long-term budget, energy, continued support for Ukraine, hybrid attacks in Europe linked to Russia, and migration. Scroll down for updates from our reporters at the summit and from around Europe.
The Guardian view on Trump’s deal with Putin: grim and grubby, but not gamechanging | Editorial
Editorial: President Zelenskyy’s allies must show the Russian president that American perfidy won’t alter the course of a war the Kremlin is losing
We are behind you and that will not change, PM tells Zelensky
The Ukrainian president visited London in an effort to bolster support among European allies following a row with Donald Trump.
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