Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, ALDE’s unconventional candidate
Controversial and popular in Germany, but relatively unknown in Brussels, Marie Agnes Strack Zimmermann nomination to lead candidate of the liberal party ALDE has taken most by surprise.
Controversial and popular in Germany, but relatively unknown in Brussels, Marie Agnes Strack Zimmermann nomination to lead candidate of the liberal party ALDE has taken most by surprise.
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Democrats insist they’re committed to promoting “affordable” housing. Yet virtually every policy they propose in that regard actually makes housing more expensive.
Contrary to the current European Union reform debate, it is possible to have the enlargement process and deeper EU integration run parallel, former European Commission president José Manuel Barroso told Euractiv. “A very important lesson learned from then is that...
Pushing socialism and radical politics.
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My life has changed pretty dramatically since I started working full-time as the News Editor of Antiwar.com back in 2020. I started out in a studio apartment in Brooklyn and now live in an old farmhouse in rural Virginia (far from Washington DC). The way I look at the world has also changed quite a … Continue reading "The News Never Stops"
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George Soros would like nothing more than to see a complete deterioration of the United States.
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Campus chaos.
Party officials describe Tories’ plan to cut Whitehall jobs to fund defence spending increase as ‘fanciful’
Project aims to get around Israeli politics and bureaucracy that prevents goods reaching the besieged strip
Unrest amplifies splits in the party over the Gaza conflict and gives Republicans new fodder for campaign attacks
League head called ‘an egoist’ as party activists revolt and defect ahead of EU elections
Sticky inflation means the Federal Reserve less likely to reduce borrowing costs before November election
A battalion of troops remains in the tiny petrostate
The retailer is right to cut losses and shut its healthcare centres and telehealth operation
Migrating data and computer systems to remote servers gives hackers new ways to attack
New US rules around the disclosure of data breaches are heaping more pressure on information security chiefs
The collapses of Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank demonstrate the folly of not having a well-rehearsed response framework
Lenders and owners focus on refinancing as they grapple with falling property values and higher debt
The UK is a world leader in finding new treatments to tackle diseases