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Who won, who lost and who screwed up in the EU election? The far right had a good night. Others not so much 10:10 11.06.2024

Who won, who lost and who screwed up in the EU election? The far right had a good night. Others not so much

One thing is certain after Sunday’s European Parliament election: Not everybody will be celebrating. While the right gained in strength, greens and liberals had a rough night. French President Emmanuel Macron took such a beating he immediately dissolved the national parliament and called a new election. Here’s POLITICO’s guide to …
SPIEF: Gathering for a New Era in global economic relations 10:09 11.06.2024

SPIEF: Gathering for a New Era in global economic relations

In the intricate maze of the global economic landscape, the 27th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) stands as a beacon, illuminating pathways towards a more diversified and interconnected economic future. As the shadows of Western sanctions loom large over Russia, the nation's pursuit of economic diversification and the strengthening …
View from Washington: How does the war in Ukraine end? 8:27 10.06.2024

View from Washington: How does the war in Ukraine end?

One has to wonder what the answer would be — or should be — today as to how the war in Ukraine ends. I spent the better part of the last two weeks talking with political and business leaders all over Europe and the Middle East. Almost without exception, and …
POLITICO: Biden, Macron and disagreements that have taken on more urgency 8:27 10.06.2024

POLITICO: Biden, Macron and disagreements that have taken on more urgency

President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday projected political solidarity on the wars in Ukraine and Israel, amid persistent strain on the international community’s approach to both conflicts. The press statements came after a private meeting between the two and were a capstone to two days of …
The EU Parliament votes: What we’re watching for? 8:24 10.06.2024

The EU Parliament votes: What we’re watching for?

More than 300 million voters in the 27 countries that make up the European Union are heading to the polls to elect the new European Parliament’s 720 members. But in casting their ballots they’ll do more than that. The new balance of power in the Parliament will shape the next …
Netanyahu's government is on the verge of collapse and fall 8:24 10.06.2024

Netanyahu's government is on the verge of collapse and fall

Israeli minister Benny Gantz (photo) announced in a speech on Sunday his party's withdrawal from the emergency government formed after the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel. Gantz says as he exits coalition, AXIOS informs. Gadi Eizenkot, former IDF chief of staff and current minister without portfolio, also announced …
Reuters: “Moscow looks East from Russia's window to Europe” 8:51 09.06.2024

Reuters: “Moscow looks East from Russia's window to Europe”

Cut off from the West, Russia is pitching its $2 trillion economy to giants like China and Saudi Arabia and longer-term prospects like Zimbabwe and Afghanistan at its St. Petersburg economic forum (photo), which was founded by the tsars as a ‘window to Europe’, writes Reuters. The theme of the …
Some ‘internal policy’ features of the US foreign policy branch 8:50 09.06.2024

Some ‘internal policy’ features of the US foreign policy branch

The State Department’s practices of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring has led to potential inefficiencies in hiring and concerns about the quality of employees in the foreign service, according to a report from The Heritage Foundation, FOX News reports. "Ideologically driven bureaucrats at the State Department are severely undermining …
Chinese officials urge EU: “Avoid protectionist actions” 8:49 09.06.2024

Chinese officials urge EU: “Avoid protectionist actions”

Chinese officials and experts also highlighted the deeper repercussions from any EU protectionist actions, given the massive amount of trade between China and the EU in the auto industry. While there is competition, mutual interests are much greater, they stressed, calling on the EU to re...
Minnesota Democrats reject amendment to ‘require informing people if they’re eating bugs’ 8:47 09.06.2024

Minnesota Democrats reject amendment to ‘require informing people if they’re eating bugs’

Democrats in the Minnesota Senate voted down an amendment that would have required foods containing bugs or “cell-cultured” products to be labeled as such. The omnibus agriculture policy bill, also known as S.F. 4225, was discussed, amended, and passed by the Minnesota Senate. According to the bill’s author, Sen. Aric …
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