Parlamentswahl in Israel: Hoffnung auf einen Neuanfang?

Auf landespolitischer Ebene droht der Berliner Linksfraktion derweil weiter die Zerreißprobe um die israelfeindliche Abgeordnete Vanessa Emde. Cedric Looks beleuchtet den Machtkampf zwischen Bundes- und Landespartei und…

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BAROMÈTRE DU REJET : Le Pen, toujours moins rejetée

Ce que mesure notre baromètre mensuel du rejet, réalisé par Cluster 17 pour POLITICO, dont la deuxième livraison montre que les grandes tendances observées en septembre s’accentuent et témoigne d’un moment de la campagne…

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Tobacco lobby steps up Brussels push as EU rewrites rules

The Smoke Free Partnership said it had faced “significant pressure” on its resources due to the withdrawal of EU operating grants last year. “We have continued engaging with policymakers and coordinating independent…

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‘Digital hostile environment’: AI secretly being embedded across Home Office, report claims

Tasks from the detection of potential sham marriages to determining the age of asylum seekers and checking through the contents of phones of new arrivals now involve use of the technology, according to a report by Open…

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Chris Mason: Burnham faces crunch decisions in his next 100 days

It is now 100 days since Andy Burnham arrived in Downing Street from Buckingham Palace and began to assemble his cabinet. Three months later, Labour MPs are more chipper, the party's poll ratings have notched up and the…

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Keir Starmer's government discussed moving out of 10 Downing Street

Ministers and officials from successive governments have privately complained that Number 10's rabbit warren-like layout can lead to a lack of collaboration among those working there. James Lyons, who served as Sir…

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Carers allowed to earn over the weekly limit without losing out as ‘cliff-edge’ abolished in the budget

The chancellor, John Healey , is to announce a new digital taper system for carer's allowance in Wednesday's budget, effectively ending what is regarded as one of the UK benefit system's most feared and unfair…

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UK announces further tariff suspensions on food, drink and fuel

In a pre-budget announcement on Monday night, the Treasury said it would suspend tariffs on a number of popular food items, including baked beans, chocolate and gherkins, as well as fertilizer and kerosene heating oil.…

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Frontex set for new powers to deport beyond EU borders in latest overhaul

With the legal framework largely agreed, Brussels is now turning its attention to enforcement — and to the agency expected to help make the new rules work in practice. Political pressure has also been mounting. In June…

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America’s Global Strategy Is COLLAPSING — What China Does Next | Silk and Steel

At the center of the discussion is a crucial question: Is Washington losing its ability to control events across multiple theaters at once? Dr. Powell argues that the continuing pressure on fuel and diesel prices exposes…

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