Der fünfte Premierminister binnen drei Jahren – und ein Präsident, der am Scheideweg steht: Emmanuel Macron kämpft in Paris um seine politische Zukunft. In Berlin wächst die Sorge, was der französische Regierungschaos für Europa bedeutet. Hans von der Burchard…
Category: 3. Europe
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Judges appointed by Trump keep ruling against him. He’s not happy about it.
When a Donald Trump-appointed judge delivered a stinging rejection of his effort to put National Guard troops on the ground in Portland, the president had some regrets.
“I wasn’t served well by the people that pick judges,” Trump vented Saturday.
His gripe came four months after he…
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Trump seeks peace ceremony spotlight at ASEAN summit
President Donald Trump is willing to attend a summit of Southeast Asian leaders in Malaysia later this month — as long as he gets to showcase his regional peacemaking efforts.
The White House is conditioning Trump’s attendance at the Oct. 26-28 ASEAN meeting on the Malaysian government…
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A new era for merger control – POLITICO
Since the Labour government came into power in July 2024, merger control in the UK has been drawn into a wider debate about growth and investment.
As part of this shift, the CMA introduced its 4Ps framework — committing to improved pace, predictability, proportionality and process —…
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US Banks Are Aiming for a European Weak Spot: Paul J. Davies
All’s fair in love and politics — and international bank capital rules. US financial watchdogs are making mischief with European standards that give lenders relief by treating the euro zone as a single domestic market. The Americans have a…
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The return of landmines marks a darker era for Europe – and the world
Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, border crossings between Finland and Russia numbered close to 1 million per month. Russians would cross seeking products not available at home, while Finns would fill up on cheap petrol. Yet as pandemic…
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German Cabinet splits over EU combustion engine ban letter – POLITICO
Over the summer, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni mentioned her talks with Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron in an address to the Italian parliament.
France did not sign the letter. During a September EU Competitiveness Council, France made clear that any movement on the 2035…
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French government should’ve listened to me on wealth tax – POLITICO
“The very wealthy individuals affected by this measure, and the media outlets they own, have spoken out very vehemently on the subject in an attempt to discourage the government from engaging in any form of reflection or discussion,” Zucman said.
However, the 38-year-old, who teaches at…
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Cities power Europe’s Ocean Pact, driving local marine solutions
As Europe steps forward with a bold marine agenda, cities – often seen as landlocked actors – are uniquely placed to deliver on its promises, connecting local action with the newly adopted European Ocean Pact.
Ocean sustainability is a…
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If ever there were a moment to defend the ICC, this is it – POLITICO
But now, with America exerting enormous financial and political pressure on the court, this may all fall away.
In an effort to protect Israel’s leaders, over the past few months the Trump administration has undertaken an all-out assault on the ICC, imposing draconian targeted sanctions…
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