It’s officially summertime in Brussels, which means one thing: The city’s EU Quarter is empty. As eurocrats and politicos flee
Category: Politics
Biden proposes Supreme Court reforms
President Joe Biden on Monday proposed three reforms to the Supreme Court. Stressing that he has “great respect for our institutions and the separation of powers,” but contending that “[w]hat is happening now is not normal,” Biden pointed to the court’s recent decision finding that…
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5 ways Labour says Britain is broken
LONDON — Britain is in a total mess. That’s what the new Labour government wants to hammer home as it
‘The end result is all of humanity degraded’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
EU diplomats to discuss contested Maduro victory in Venezuela on Tuesday
European diplomats will on Tuesday discuss President Nicolás Maduro’s self-proclaimed victory in Venezuela’s presidential election as leaders around the world
Can a racially and culturally divided country elect a multi-precedent-setting candidate?
Vice President Kamala Harris is facing a wave of personal attacks tinged with racism and sexism
L’Elysée a dépensé sans compter en 2023
PARIS — C’est un plongeon dans le quotidien de l’Elysée, qui gagnerait à être aussi visible que ses salons en
The morning read for Monday, July 29
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Monday morning read: ‘No one is above the law’: Biden calls for sweeping Supreme Court reforms (Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA Today) Inside the…
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Italy’s Meloni vows to ‘relaunch’ relations with China
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni vowed to “relaunch” relations with China during her first visit to Beijing since taking office,
How will Labour plug £20bn spending ‘black hole’?
Cuts to infrastructure projects and Whitehall spending are likely to be announced as part of chancellor’s plans to save billions