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POLITICSSep 13Trump urges Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel facilitiesFormer President Trump has called for Ukraine to stop its attacks on Russian diesel facilities. This statement from a prominent political figure could influence international discourse regarding the ongoing conflict.Seeking Alpha Tech
POLITICSSep 13Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales set plan to leave UKPremium Times
POLITICSSep 132027 presidential election: Raphaël Glucksmann touts his 'environmental revolution' candidacyCandidates and the climate (3/5). Touting himself as the 'environmental transformation' candidate, Raphaël Glucksmann plans to use decarbonization to reindustrialize France and create jobs by expanding the renewable energy sector.Le Monde [en]
POLITICSSep 13Trump sets aside politics and attends a golf tournament on his last day of trip to IrelandEl líder estadounidense disfrutó de una jornada deportiva en Irlanda, dejando de lado la política durante su visita informal. La presencia del mandatario generó protestas, mientras sus comentarios sobre la reunificación irlandesa causaron controversia.Clarín
POLITICSSep 13Trump to watch Irish Open finale with Ian Paisley as unity remarks receive criticismU.S. President Donald Trump is geared to watch the closing round of the Irish Open on Sunday alongside former First Minister of Northern Ireland Ian Paisley.headtopics · united states of america
POLITICSSep 13Austria's new headscarf ban for under-14s sparks debate over religious freedomSince 1 September, Austria has banned headscarves for female pupils under 14 at state and private schools. Repeated breaches of the rule could lead to fines of €150 to €800 for parents.EuroNews [en]
POLITICSSep 13Nigeria should price domestic crude at production cost, says Donald DukeFormer Cross River State governor and presidential candidate of Peoples Redemption Party, PRP, Donald Duke, has said Nigeria should supply crude oil for domestic refining at its production cost, rather than its international market price. The post Nigeria should price domestic crude at production cost, says Donald Duke appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
POLITICSSep 13UK: Anti-immigrant and anti-racism protesters face off in PortsmouthAnti-immigration protesters gathered in the English city of Portsmouth on Saturday. The protesters gathered outside Portsmouth Guildhall for the South Coast Patriots march. Counter-protesters led by Stand Up to Racism were also present, as police separated the two demonstrations.Africanews [en]
POLITICSSep 13Trump doubles down on united Ireland comments on day two of visitWhiskey distilled in the Republic of Ireland faces the standard 15% tariff which applies to EU goods entering the US.BBC World
POLITICSSep 13The perilous economic conditions facing the UK can be traced back to Trump | Richard Partington - The GuardianThe perilous economic conditions facing the UK can be traced back to Trump | Richard Partington The Guardiangoogle · united kingdom
POLITICSSep 13Canada explores closer EU ties as U.S. trade frictions growCanada is exploring stronger ties with the European Union amid increasing trade tensions with the United States. This development reflects Canada's efforts to diversify its international relationships and trade partnerships.Seeking Alpha Tech
POLITICSSep 13Swedish far-right eyes role in governmentAs Sweden heads into a closely fought election, the far right is gaining ground by tapping into concerns over crime and security, issues that some voters increasingly associate with migration. On FRANCE 24, Stockholm University sociologist Zeth Isaksson said the movement has also softened its image in recent years, making it more acceptable to a broader electorate, while also cautioning against overstating the strength of the far right in Sweden.France 24 [en]
POLITICSSep 13Radio France staff strike over appointment of far-right weekly editorStaff at public broadcaster Radio France began a two-day strike on Sunday over the appointment of Charles Sapin, deputy editor-in-chief at far-right weekly Valeurs Actuelles. Unions accuse Sapin of promoting far-right ideas ahead of next spring's presidential election, while management has defended the appointment in the name of pluralism.France 24 [en]
POLITICSSep 13Director of Casa Argentina in Paris resigned, cornered by accusations against himSantiago María Guillermo Adolfo Muzio removed a plaque remembering the disappeared from the last Dictatorship and was accused of expelling students for ideological reasons. There are also suspicions about the works he carried out inside the House. He will be replaced by Alfredo Mario Soto.Clarín
POLITICSSep 13Le Pen in Hénin-Beaumont stronghold for damage controlIt comes amid reported friction between Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, the president of the National Rally party.EuroNews [en]
POLITICSSep 13France issues discreet apology to lift US block on new ambassador to WashingtonThe French diplomatic service's appointment of Aurélien Lechevallier, who is close to President Emmanuel Macron, had been frozen in the US due to a July 25 statement in which the service criticized Washington's stance on human rights. An official statement of contrition was issued on Friday.Le Monde [en]
POLITICSSep 13Laughter erupts as BBC reveals Trump security foibles: 'I do believe it!'Law enforcement tasked with protecting President Donald Trump mistakenly talked tactics with a random cameraman, the BBC revealed Sunday. BBC News reporter Enda McClafferty discussed the incident during a recent on-air interview about Trump's ongoing trip to Ireland, where the president has already spurred an international uproar , mass protests and questions about his cognitive health . "Yesterday two gardaí flagged down our camera man and mistook him for an undercover Garda officer," he said, "and started to talk tactics to him!" The host of BBC's Sunday Politics began to chuckle as McClafferty explained it was the cameraman who told the gardaí he was actually a journalist. Trump's security has caused a large headache for Ireland law enforcement. Rank-and-file gardaí have spent recent weeks fuming after being told to foot the bill for their own accommodation, the Irish Mirror reported this week. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly designated the visit an "extraordinary event" over the summer due to the scale of the policing operation, dubbed Operation Far Sunrise, spanning Dublin, Shannon and Trump's golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare. “There’s a use-and-abuse policy from management and they’re expecting lads to just show up,” one source told the Mirror. It appears that despite the grumbles, the lads did show up. "We have more gardaí than we have spectators at the golf," said McClafferty. "Around every bog corner, if you like, there's a squad car." McClafferty then took a moment to rib Trump about another security vehicle. "Donald Trump has brought with him an armor-plated golf cart," said McClafferty. "I do believe it," Enda," host Mark Carruthers replied. "Thanks very much, indeed."rawstory · united states of america
POLITICSSep 13Sweden votes over immigration as right-wing bloc gains tractionSwedes were voting in a closely fought election on Sunday that will either bring a far-right party into government for the first time or shift the country back towards the liberalism that has long defined the northern European kingdom. Sweden’s centre-left opposition holds a narrow lead over the ruling right-wing bloc ahead of the September 13 election for parliament, several opinion polls have shown this week. But Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, ‌who has trailed in opinion polls throughout his...South China Morning Post
POLITICSSep 13'When you're that sick, you reflect on the values that matter most': Sweden's Birgitta Ohlsson returns to fight the far rightThe former Liberal figure, who had left politics, is now standing with the Center Party in Sweden's general election on Sunday. At 51, after fighting two cancers, the pro-European feminist is determined to take on the extremist drift of her former political camp.Le Monde [en]
POLITICSSep 13George Osborne urges UK to rejoin EU customs union as Britain is ‘poorer’Former chancellor George Osborne has called for Britain to rejoin the European Union’s customs union, arguing that Brexit has damaged trade and left the UK economy “gone off a cliff”.... The post George Osborne urges UK to rejoin EU customs union as Britain is ‘poorer’ appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com .londonlovesbusiness · united kingdom
POLITICSSep 13Reform Could Be Forced To Hand Back Some Of Their £72M Crypto Cash BonanzaNigel Farage has said he is “humbled and honoured” to receive the money. Reform UK could be forced to hand back some of the £72 million the party has received from two crypto billionaires, it has emerged. Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne have given the party £36m each in the past 48 hours. Party leader Nigel Farage said he was “humbled and honoured” that the pair had made the donations. But housing secretary Angela Rayner has suggested that a new law capping donations form foreign donors at £100,000 could see Reform having to return some of the pair’s money. The proposed reforms are based on the recommendations of a review by former civil servant Philip Rycroft. Although Delo is understood to have returned from Hong Kong to live in the UK earlier this year, Harborne is still based in Thailand. Rayner told BBC1’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg that the new law would be “retrospective”, meaning it would cover donations fro foreign donors dating back to March. That could see Reform forced to hand back almost all of Harborne’s £36m. Rayner said: “With the retrospective action, anyone that’s received donations that don’t comply with what was in the Rycroft review ... would have 60 days to return that money.” But Robert Jenrick , Reform’s economic spokesman, dismissed Rayner’s remarks. He said: “These two donations are entirely in line with the law as it is, and as far as we know, the law as it’s going to be in the future.” Listen to Commons People, the podcast that makes politics easy. Every week, Kevin Schofield and Kate Nicholson unpack the week’s biggest stories to keep you informed. Join us for straightforward analysis of what’s going on at Westminster. Related... Reform UK Receive £36 Million From Crypto Billionaire Who Gave Farage £5m Gift Crypto Billionaire Pardoned By Donald Trump Gives Reform UK £36 Million Police Probes, Sting Ops And Hecklers: Why Reform UK's Fightback Failedhuffingtonpost · united kingdom
POLITICSSep 13Sea of EU flags seems to outnumber Union Jacks at BBC's Last Night of the PromsTen years on from the UK's historic Brexit referendum, the nation's decision to leave the European Union appears as divisive as ever.EuroNews [en]
POLITICSSep 132027 presidential election: Mélenchon pressures left-wing rivals at Fête de L'Humanité festivalJean-Luc Mélenchon, presidential candidate of radical-left La France Insoumise, put on a show of strength and engaged in a long-distance dual with Communist leader Fabien Roussel. Mélenchon also sought to convince crowds that he could beat Marine Le Pen.Le Monde [en]
POLITICSSep 13Sweden election: A turning point for the far right?The stakes are high in Sweden's general election, with the far right poised to enter government for the first time. TV4 News journalist Markus Karlsson-Bourrioux explains how opinion polls shifted from a comfortable centre-left lead to a tight race over the summer, and how far-right ideas have gained ground since the last election in 2022.France 24 [en]
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