Professor of Economics. Dublin, Ireland
Policy analysis, data analysis, geo-economics.
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But extremists always want you to pick sides, to show your colours, to swear allegiance to their cause or else label you to be of the other extreme.
Several experts said that if a person is not a licensed lawyer but is identifying as one, that presents serious ethical and legal problems. https://wapo.st/47TzHDY
These parties like fascists like putin, and of course they may well be funded and directed by Moscow. Certainly not patriots!
I wouldn't buy one even if it were the best car in the world.
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Piers Morgan: “You think you are losing America?”
President Zelenskyy: “Yes, but not because of us. We can’t be weak. Otherwise we can’t survive. We are not selling our country.”
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Unfortunately the price will be paid by Ukrainians.
EU ministers have agreed the bloc’s negotiating positions for the United Nations climate change summit COP31 in Turkey and the biodiversity summit COP17 in Armenia.
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EU ministers have agreed the bloc’s negotiating positions for the United Nations climate change summit COP31 in Turkey and the biodiversity summit COP17 in Armenia.
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Unfortunately the price will be paid by Ukrainians.
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At a press conference with Sefcovic I asked Turkish trade minister Ömer Bolat whether the EU had told him what quota they will have for hybrid cars made in Türkiye, per the EU China deal on hybrids and incoming safeguard
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At a press conference with Sefcovic I asked Turkish trade minister Ömer Bolat whether the EU had told him what quota they will have for hybrid cars made in Türkiye, per the EU China deal on hybrids and incoming safeguard
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I suspect we have a bit of a mixed position with individual members having some capability, the US under NATO doing some (I suspect AWACS etc one sees on Flight Radar are NATO) and then the US having stand alone capabilities. The question then is how to maximise the use right now.
The experience of vulnerabiliy (not just by the enemy, but the ally), unites the Ukrainian experience with Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
www.kyivpost.com/post/86904
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This is unacceptable.
I strongly condemn the drone attacks on merchant ships near Bulgaria’s coast.
Putting the lives of the crew in grave danger and threatening security in the Black Sea.
1. We condemned this.
2. We strongly condemn this.
3. We condemned this strongly, it is unacceptable & there will be a measured response.
4. We call on this to be strongly condemned & there will be consequences.
5. It is important not to escalate.
The good news is that we are not starting from zero, have all the basic capabilities required and can do this, indeed even very rapidly
The things we are lacking are courage and determination
But with this working theory it is easier to see why leaders remain diplomatic in their dealings with Trump.
When in fact, as we all know, Trump is a corrupt monstrosity, a threat to democracy and freedom, and an affront to common decency.
Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Comittee, Dame Emily Thornberry MP, says she wants the next Labour manifesto to include rejoining the EU, but "we need to discuss" if it should also call for freedom of movement
TRUMP: Well they agreed, you know why? Because I said 'you agree.' That's why.
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TRUMP: Well they agreed, you know why? Because I said 'you agree.' That's why.