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POLITICS2d agoMaybe the street is not what you think, Pedro"Hay un punto en común en las biografías de todos los líderes, negado siempre por el afectado pero inevitable, y es que "la gente", según la terminología de campaña del PSOE, se cansa de ti" LeerEl Mundo
POLITICS2d agoCeuta or Sebta? Why one city has two names and a disputed statusFelipe VI’s first visit to Ceuta and Melilla as king brings Spain’s territorial dispute with Morocco back into focus.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS2d agoDue to the fight for leadership in Peronism, there are already more than a dozen candidates to succeed KicillofIntendentes, funcionarios y legisladores de distintos sectores recorren los distritos para posicionarse.Podría definirse en las primarias o formar parte de una eventual negociación entre Cristina Kirchner y el gobernador.Clarín
POLITICS2d agoUS arrests a Colombian, Alex Saab's associate, for a case linked to Maduro's GovernmentLas autoridades estadounidenses detuvieron a Álvaro Pulido, vinculado a tramas de lavado de dinero y sobornos en Venezuela. El detenido, antiguo socio de un exministro, enfrenta cargos por corrupción vinculados al programa CLAP, afectando bienes esenciales.Clarín
POLITICS2d agoLawmakers in bipartisan statement push back on Trump over Russian oilA bipartisan group of seven lawmakers on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee condemned President Trump’s recent deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which would lift sanctions on Russia and permit the flow of its oil into the global economy. “Congress explicitly banned Russian energy imports in 2022 to prevent American dollars from financing Putin’s brutal…The Hill
POLITICS2d agoKurt Campbell on US deterrence, the Quad, Aukus and Taiwan after Xi-Trump summitKurt Campbell is a veteran US diplomat and strategist who has played a leading role in shaping Washington’s approach to China and the Indo-Pacific for more than a decade. He served as the White House coordinator for Indo-Pacific affairs from 2021 to 2024 and as US deputy secretary of state from 2024 to 2025. Previously, he served as assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs from 2009 to 2013 and was a key architect of the Obama administration’s “pivot to Asia”. Often...South China Morning Post
POLITICS2d agoMilei without strategy, a loser's manual and the stand-in Cristina is looking forEl Gobierno presiona a los gobernadores aliados para suspender las PASO y se fijó como límite para ese plan la última semana de octubre. El escenario divide las opiniones en el radicalismo mientras el peronismo sigue en la pulseada interna por la definición del candidato para enfrentar a Milei.Clarín
POLITICS2d agoDemocratic and Republican senators say Trump's diesel deal with Russia is illegalSenadores cuestionan el acuerdo entre Washington y Moscú por el suministro de diésel ruso, desafiando prohibiciones vigentes desde 2022.El presidente Trump enfrenta críticas por retirar sanciones a Moscú sin consultar al Congreso, mientras Ucrania condena el pacto como "indigno".Clarín
POLITICS2d agoMilei embarks on his fifth trip of the year to the United States on Tuesday and then begins another excursion to Spain to support his right-wing alliesHe will arrive in Washington to participate in an event with the Hispanic community supporting Donald Trump's campaign, receive a new award, and speak at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. In Madrid, he will accompany the far-right ahead of the elections at the end of November, brought forward by the crisis of "Clarín
POLITICS2d agoBacklash grows against Russia diesel deal as Trump claims Ukraine energy ceasefirePresident Trump’s deal with Russia to permit the country’s diesel into the U.S. and global marketplace saw growing backlash Sunday, before the president announced an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. The deal will have Russia “immediately release 300,000 tons of diesel to address concerns over rising energy costs due to the global fuel shortage,”…The Hill
POLITICS2d ago"Mass shootings": a lawful society needs consequences, not more lawsMarco van Niekerk says the collapse of a functioning state leads a void that criminals will fillpoliticsweb · south africa
POLITICS2d agoVladimir Putin's patient strategy to woo Donald TrumpDÉCRYPTAGE - L’accord russo-américain sur le gazole et le lâchage de Volodymyr Zelensky résultent, entre autres, de l’approche engagée depuis des mois par le chef du Kremlin vis-à-vis de son homologue.Le Figaro International
POLITICS2d agoTrump’s Zelensky attack, Russia diesel deal draw criticism in U.S. and abroadSeveral Republicans objected to Trump's stance. “I do believe there’s a legitimate case for saying the president’s not following the law, said Sen. Thom Tillis.Washington Post World
POLITICS2d agoOfficials review arrangements for President’s visit on October 14Officials are reviewing arrangements for an upcoming presidential visit on a specified date. This concerns the logistical preparations for a dignitary's scheduled appearance.The Hindu
POLITICS2d agoEAGLE police conduct searches under ‘Operation Trishul’Police operating under the name "EAGLE" are conducting searches as part of an initiative called ‘Operation Trishul’. This indicates ongoing law enforcement activity.The Hindu
POLITICS2d agoPutin aide looks to boost Russian shipbuilding ties with China during visitRussia is looking to expand shipbuilding cooperation with China through technology partnerships and joint investment, visiting presidential aide and Maritime Board chairman Nikolai Patrushev said. Patrushev held talks in Beijing with Ke Jixin, Chinese vice-minister of industry and information technology, the Russian Maritime Board said in a statement on Saturday. It said the two sides discussed the possibility of Chinese shipbuilders becoming technology partners and equipment suppliers for new...South China Morning Post
POLITICS2d agoHow the ICC can be savedHoping for ‘dialogue’ with the US over its sanctions on the ICC is meaningless. Action is needed to protect the court.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS2d agoPermanent daylight saving time could leave students commuting in the dark, data showsWhile permanent daylight saving time would cause the sun to set later in winter, the sun would, in turn, rise later in the morning.The Hill
POLITICS2d agoTrump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire amid worries over diesel pricesTrump has announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, driven by concerns over diesel prices. This suggests a political intervention aimed at economic stability related to the conflict.Seeking Alpha Tech
POLITICSBREAKING2d ago🔴 Trump says Russia and Ukraine agree to 'energy ceasefire'France 24 [en]
POLITICS2d agoOval Office spat to public rebukes: A timeline of Trump-Zelenskyy tiesTrump has long criticised US military support for Ukraine and has lambasted Zelenskyy since his first term.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS2d agoThe EU’s China dilemma: how to counter Beijing without alienating friendsIn September, the Jaecoo 7 – a budget SUV from China’s Chery Automobile – made headlines when it shifted more than 10,000 units to become Britain’s bestselling car. Christened the “Temu Range Rover” online, a nod to the cheap goods available on the Chinese online marketplace and the luxury 4X4 made by Jaguar Land Rover that it resembles, its success showed British drivers’ new-found taste for cut-price Chinese cars. Overall, 23 per cent of new cars bought in Britain last month were Chinese...South China Morning Post
POLITICS3d agoUnder pressure from the midterms, Donald Trump enacts an unprecedented break with UkraineDÉCRYPTAGE - Le président américain a exigé de Kiev la fin des frappes sur les raffineries de pétrole en Russie et estimé que l’Ukraine devait désormais changer de président.Le Figaro International
POLITICS3d agoClimate lawsuits gain ground as governments scale back climate actionThe political fight against global warming may be losing steam, but the legal battle is heating up. Over the past decade, legal activists have successfully taken a number of national governments to court, triggering the adoption of more climate-friendly policies in countries including the Netherlands, Pakistan, Switzerland, South Korea and others.RFI [en]
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