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Video. Russia is ‘testing how far it can go’, says Tsikhanouskaya (opens the original)
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Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya believes change in Russia could begin with change in Belarus, arguing that her country’s opposition movement is “more consolidated” than its Russian counterpart. Tsikhanouskaya said Russian President Vladimir Putin is “testing the borders” of the European Union and “watching the reaction” from Western countries. She urged Europe “not to panic, but to be prepared”, stressing that she is not encouraging Europe to attack, but to be ready to resp
Video. Pope's France visit 'beginning of new mission to Europe', expert says (opens the original)
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Austen Ivereigh, a fellow in Contemporary Church History at Oxford University, thinks one of the biggest themes of Pope Leo XIV's pontificate will be "to build a new world order", as he sees the old one "has crumbled". The Pontiff, the expert says, will focus more on Europe as young people are "returning or coming to faith" and "are seeking and searching for meaning". Ivereigh was surprised by Pope Leo XIV's popularity both during his recent visit to France and during his visit to Spain a few mo
Video. MEP urges EU to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine (opens the original)
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Tobias Cremer, an S&D MEP, said economic support for Ukraine is necessary because “the cost of the country failing would be much higher for us than the cost of supporting Ukraine”. Cremer called on the EU to explore how frozen Russian assets could be used as “leverage for peace”, arguing that this could show Russian President Vladimir Putin that if he continues the war in Ukraine, Russia should “start paying for it”. The MEP also said Russia’s attacks in Europe are “no longer hybrid”, arguing th
Video. Xi-Trump meeting was about 'managing rivalry', expert says (opens the original)
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Ian O. Lesser, distinguished fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, believes the summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping was largely about "symbolism" and finding ways to "manage rivalry" between the two leaders. The visit, the first by a Chinese leader to the US in more than a decade, leaves "a lot of unresolved issues" in areas including trade and technology, according to Lesser. However, he sees the extension of the "sort of trade truce" bet
Video. Energy expert warns higher prices will drive up food costs (opens the original)
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Osama Rizvi, global market and product strategist at Primary Vision, said consumers are likely to face higher energy bills in the coming months as energy prices continue to rise. Consumers are likely to find themselves in a "very strained environment", according to Rizvi, who said that "there is no way out of it as of today". He believes European governments need to protect "consumers on the lower end of earning", warning that rising energy and living costs could otherwise develop into a wider "
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