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Far-right finance minister Bezalel Smotrich speaking at a panel by his Religious Zionism Party, says Israel needs to "wipe out Gaza" but "not to commit genocide": "Gaza as a terror entity with 1.8 million Nazis who are educated for generations upon generations on hatred of Israel should not exist."
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EU-China trade progress welcomed, yet trust issues linger
BRUSSELS — The EU and China are in a good place to talk after last week’s trade deal on hybrid cars, but challenges remain, panelists at POLITICO’s European Resilience Summit on Wednesday agreed.
Wie Maroš Šefčovič der Durchbruch im Handel mit China gelang
Europas Handelskommissar hat ein erstes Zugeständnis aus Peking erreicht. Nun muss er die EU-Staats- und Regierungschefs davon überzeugen, dass der Dialog noch mehr bewirken kann.
Trump's new press secretary supports the death penalty for abortion patients
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UK watchdog probes US drug pricing deal
LONDON — Britain’s public spending watchdog is probing the cost of Donald Trump’s drug pricing deal with the U.K., after six committee chairs called for an investigation.
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Burnham had two hospitality dinners with Man City chairman, deleted records show
The prime minister has been under growing pressure since the club was found guilty of Premier League rule breaches.
EU capitals weaken end-of-year deadline for budget deal
BRUSSELS — European governments have watered down a commitment to secure a deal over the bloc’s next seven-year budget by the end of the year, according to draft Council conclusions seen by POLITICO.
Administration delays release of IRS data showing impact of GOP tax cuts
The tax agency was supposed to release detailed data on this year's filing season in July. Months later, it's still unpublished.
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Budget ‘beerlaterals’: How Burnham and Healey really work
As President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Downing Street, is the balance of the Ukraine war shifting? Andy Burnham will reaffirm Britain’s support for Ukraine after Presidents Trump and Putin reached a diesel deal – but can the UK still make a difference without putting its relationship with Washington at risk? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy
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Why 'cool kids' won't let Swindon in Thames Valley
Why the "popular kids" in Oxfordshire are not letting Swindon in on the Thames Valley devolution deal.
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Chris Mason: Lib Dems rally behind Davey as he pledges change
The BBC's political editor Chris Mason looks at the fallout from the Lib Dem frontbench resignations.
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Europe’s development aid dilemma
The Commission is grappling with two goals that may be counterproductive: cutting migration and slashing development aid. The EU executive’s argument is that a slash in development funding will likely result in people showing up at European borders in search of a better life. And that’s a problem for the bloc, since it’s looking to
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Schaffe, schaffe, Rentenreform: Merz und sein neuer Arbeitsminister
Ein verschnupfter und heiser Kanzler im Angriffsmodus – wohl auch heute bei der Regierungserklärung am Nachmittag im Bundestag. Beim Arbeitgebertag gestern hat der Regierungschef Merz gut ausgeteilt und seinen neuen Arbeits- und Sozialminister Alexander Schweitzer öffentlich unter Druck gesetzt. Die Rentenreform soll im Eiltempo durchs Kabinett, doch in der SPD brodelt es gewaltig. Die Analyse
The Politics of "Non-Political"
I am sharing an article of mine recently published in Political Communication: The Politics of the Non-Political: A Conceptual Review, that might be of interest for people here. As political science and political communication are increasingly studying ostensibly "non-political" stuff, what does that mean? Does politics always look so natural as polisci researchers take it as? I look forward to having conversations with you all on it! submitted by /u/ArtisticMacaroon_115 [link] [comments]
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Ukraine brings war effort to football’s Champions League
"It's a good time to invest in Ukraine, not from the point of view of big and easy money. It's a great time to invest from the view of strategic security issues," the club sponsor urged Europe.
I work for a campaign, now what?
like the title says, I have a coordinator position on a local city council race. now what? the election is in November, after that I have no idea what I am able to do. I have a degree, I am 25, and have previously worked as a preschool teacher. I have been a legislative intern for my states house if reps but it seems like no matter how hard I try, no one is hiring with anything less then 3 years of experience. I do not want to go back to teaching, I love political work but have no idea what to do after next month.
Stop Complaining About Jobs
A little bit of click bait here, because the job market is cripplingly bad right now and I seriously sympathize with anyone trying to find work - it’s a desert right now.
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OpenAI employee arrested and charged over hidden recording
Federal authorities arrested a Saudi national employed at OpenAI and charged him with planting a recording device in a company’s executive conference room, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday.
Qatar says the United States and Iran remain engaged in indirect talks aimed at ending the conflict, despite deadlock seven months into the U.S and Israel’s war on Iran: "The talks are continuing and exchange of messages between different parties is continuing via Qatar and regional partners."
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Burnham pledges ‘rock-solid support’ for Ukraine as Zelenskyy makes UK trip
The British leader has asked ministers to draw up proposals for further sanctions, military support and fiscal packages to help the war-torn country.
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