French President Emmanuel Macron, the first leader of a major Western power to meet Vladimir Putin since Russia massed troops near Ukraine, said on Tuesday he believed steps can be taken to de-escalate the crisis and called on all sides to stay calm.
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Note EU-Digest: France presently holds the six month Presidency of the EU and President Macron obviously not only speaks in his capacity of President of France but also in his capacity of his country's presidence role of the EU.
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2/13/22
3/21/21
The EU and Venezuela: More Bad Advice
The “European Democracy Hub” (EPD) and the Carnegie Endowment’s Europe office have produced a new paper giving a considerable amount of bad advice on the situation in Venezuela.
The EPD is an association of 15 NGOs in 13 European countries. The new paper, written by Jonas Wolff, who is head of the research department on “intrastate conflict" at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, is entitled “A New Framework for Dealing with Venezuela: From Democracy to Conflict Resolution.” It is thoughtful document, but the gist of it is delivered right in the introduction:
Read more qt : The EU and Venezuela: More Bad Advice | Council on Foreign Relations
The EPD is an association of 15 NGOs in 13 European countries. The new paper, written by Jonas Wolff, who is head of the research department on “intrastate conflict" at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, is entitled “A New Framework for Dealing with Venezuela: From Democracy to Conflict Resolution.” It is thoughtful document, but the gist of it is delivered right in the introduction:
Read more qt : The EU and Venezuela: More Bad Advice | Council on Foreign Relations
2/17/21
Social Media: Your money and the internet: Don't rely on social media stock tips, EU watchdog warns retail investors - by Huw Jones
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Retail investors following the Reddit forum WallStreetBets in the United States piled into GameStop Corp last month, sending shares in the retailer rocketing at the expense of prominent investors who had bet against the stock, ringing alarm bells in Europe.
Although market rules and structures are different in the EU, it cannot be ruled out that similar circumstances may occur in the bloc as well, the European Securities and Markets Authority said in a statement.
Read more at: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-markets-regulator/dont-rely-on-social-media-stock-tips-eu-watchdog-warns-retail-investors-idUSKBN2AH16A
Although market rules and structures are different in the EU, it cannot be ruled out that similar circumstances may occur in the bloc as well, the European Securities and Markets Authority said in a statement.
Read more at: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-markets-regulator/dont-rely-on-social-media-stock-tips-eu-watchdog-warns-retail-investors-idUSKBN2AH16A
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7/20/20
USA: Trump consults Bush torture lawyer on how to skirt law and rule by decree - by Julian Borger
The Trump administration
has been consulting the former government lawyer who wrote the legal
justification for waterboarding, on how the president might try to rule
by decree.
Read more at:
Trump consults Bush torture lawyer on how to skirt law and rule by decree | US news | The Guardian
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Trump consults Bush torture lawyer on how to skirt law and rule by decree | US news | The Guardian
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