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Britons in King Trump’s Court 12:43 21.07.2024

Britons in King Trump’s Court

As the great and the good of the U.S. Republican Party gather in Wisconsin’s largest city for their pre-election jamboree, a host of familiar British faces are there too. And they’re all vying for the attention of Donald Trump, writes POLITICO. First out of the traps was former PM Liz …
Oil-gas wars started in Europe 11:15 20.07.2024

Oil-gas wars started in Europe

Hungary and Russia are working to resume oil deliveries by Lukoil PJSC after tougher sanctions by Ukraine kicked in against the company. Ukraine last month hardened sanctions against Lukoil that effectively prohibit the firm from using Ukraine as a transit country for its product. Restrictions introduced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr …
IT outages reported worldwide for banks, stores, airports, media 11:13 20.07.2024

IT outages reported worldwide for banks, stores, airports, media

A global tech outage is disrupting operations in multiple industries, with airlines halting flights, some broadcasters off-air and everything from banking to healthcare hit by system problems. According to an alert sent by CrowdStrike to its clients, the company's "Falcon Sensor" software is causing Microsoft Windows to crash and display …
Trump's running mate, JD Vance, is Ukraine's worst nightmare 11:12 20.07.2024

Trump's running mate, JD Vance, is Ukraine's worst nightmare

Former President Donald Trump elevated Sen. JD Vance to the national spotlight when he announced him as his running mate on Monday — and Ukraine is likely worried. A Vice President JD Vance could be awful news for Ukraine in a Trump administration, stresses ‘The Business Insider’. He has repeatedly …
Can Ursula von der Leyen save Europe from all the problems by re-arming the EU? 11:08 20.07.2024

Can Ursula von der Leyen save Europe from all the problems by re-arming the EU?

The European Commission chief is secretive, controlling, and faces an in-tray from hell over the next five years, notes POLITICO. After the far right rattled the political establishment in a Continent-wide election last month, those same, bruised mainstream party leaders dusted themselves down and delivered a resounding rebuke, reappointing their …
NYT: Dysfunction sidelines Ukraine’s Parliament as governing force 12:13 19.07.2024

NYT: Dysfunction sidelines Ukraine’s Parliament as governing force

Ukraine’s Parliament is in a state of disarray, writes ‘The New York Times’. Under martial law, with the country at war, no elections are possible to replace members who switched jobs, joined the army, fled the country or quit. The Parliament regularly gathers with more than 10 percent of its …
Paris Olympics opening ceremony is thrown into chaos 12:13 19.07.2024

Paris Olympics opening ceremony is thrown into chaos

French trade unionists are threatening to bring chaos to the Paris Olympics as dancers signed up to perform filed a strike notice just one week before the opening ceremony, citing low pay and 'glaring inequalities in treatment', ‘The Daily Mail’ informs with a touch of satisfaction. With just a week …
The same Ursula for a new five-years term 12:12 19.07.2024

The same Ursula for a new five-years term

The European Parliament elected Ursula von der Leyen (photo) for another five years as European Commission president, choosing stability and continuity for the EU’s most powerful institution and the bloc, POLITICO informs. Von der Leyen, who hails from the centre-right European People’s Party, won 401 votes in a secret ballot, …
View from London: Will Ukraine turn into Starmer’s Iraq? 12:11 19.07.2024

View from London: Will Ukraine turn into Starmer’s Iraq?

When Keir Starmer entered Downing Street, a few foreign events were arranged to glamorise his arrival. He visited a Nato summit and promised to spend more on defence. He pledged £3bn a year for Ukraine, apparently from his back pocket. He was a little reckless and said his talks with …
Sergey Lavrov: “We are going to insist on getting the truth from the West because, unless we do that, there will be no trust… They should recognise their responsibility for what they are saying” 21:49 18.07.2024

Sergey Lavrov: “We are going to insist on getting the truth from the West because, unless we do that, there will be no trust… They should recognise their responsibility for what they are saying”

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks and answers to media questions following his visit to the United States within the framework of Russia’s UN Security Council Presidency, New York, July 17, 2024: Good afternoon, I am delighted to meet with you again. I came to New York for two key events …
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