The Pros and Cons of Keir Starmer’s Intervention

In the fast-paced realm of elite sports, athletes are often expected to exude confidence and have ready answers for every query. That’s why a simple comment by freestyle skiing sensation Eileen Gu has resonated beyond the halfpipe. As highlighted by World Religion News, in response to a follower’s question about self-doubt, Gu answered by mentioning a spiritual shift: moving away from

The Commission proposed a new sanctions package on February 6, broadening restrictions on Russian energy, banks, goods, and services. The EU aimed for final approval of both the sanctions package, requiring unanimity, and a €90 billion loan before the fourth anniversary of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
With Kyiv facing a financial shortfall in April, coinciding with Hungary’

Four years ago, Europeans awoke to a new reality as peace ended with Russia’s full invasion of Ukraine, Ms. Baerbock said in Geneva. UN officials highlighted the war’s human and economic impacts, urging the world not to grow accustomed to war. Russian drone attacks injured five in Zaporizhzhia, hitting residential and public areas. Matthias Schmale in Kyiv noted systematic attacks on

The South Carolina senator began the meeting with strong language, reportedly saying to Frederiksen: “Who gives a fuck who owns Greenland?” Graham allegedly called the Danish premier a “little lady,” prompting Slotkin to leave in under 10 minutes due to its “appalling” nature, according to a Congressional aide, as first reported by Puck.
In response to criticisms, Graham told POLITICO, “I don’t gi

Brussels plans a major procurement shift as industry applauds—and lawyers highlight trade and competition risks
The EU is adopting a “Buy European” strategy for public spending to direct taxpayer funds towards EU-made strategic technologies. Proponents believe it will support jobs and supply chains; critics argue it may increase costs, provoke trade disputes, and challenge the single market&#821

SONDAGE Cluster 17 x POLITICO. Quelques jours après la mort de Quentin Deranque, la ville est divisée entre les partisans du maire sortant Écologiste, Grégory Doucet, et ceux de l’ancien président de l’Olympique lyonnais, Jean-Michel Aulas.

In a span of one week, Sudan’s Kordofan region has faced a series of devastating drone strikes and indiscriminate attacks on civilians, attributed by multiple sources to the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF).
At least fifty-seven people were killed in just two days, according to United Nations human rights officials, with many of the victims being children. The types of targets—a market, a displa

As the spring statement nears and a senior official leaves No 11 Treasury, can the chancellor secure more funds to satisfy the public and her party?
Sam and Anne examine the sectors demanding additional funding—particularly student loans and defense—even though Rachel Reeves claims this isn’t the time for increased expenditure.
Meanwhile, in the Lords, is the assisted dying bill nearing its

Reflecting on the four-year mark of the conflict in Ukraine, Bishop Pavlo Shvarts, head of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ukraine, remarked, “It is a tragic day for our people and our history.” He expressed gratitude, saying, “We sincerely thank all of you who continue to pray for us and to keep our church in your heart.” Bishop Shvarts urged continued support for the church’s efforts

Brussels is adapting to a changing geopolitical scene.
Coreper meetings — regular assemblies of EU ambassadors — are increasing in frequency, showcasing how the bloc is evolving. Previously seen mainly as preparatory, these meetings now play a crucial role in shaping discussions before leaders meet.
The energy narrative progresses. The European Commission addresses Hungary’s alerts about disrupti