Tag: EU Relations
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Dar Travels to Brussels for Pakistan-EU Dialogue after Moscow Visit
Overview: A key diplomatic milestone Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar arrived in Brussels on Wednesday to lead Pakistan’s delegation at the 7th Session of the Pakistan-EU Strategic Dialogue. The visit follows a recent mission to Moscow where Dar participated in regional forums, signaling Islamabad’s ongoing effort to balance its diplomatic relationships…
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John Major Calls Brexit an Act of Collective Folly in Scathing Brexit Critique
Former Prime Minister John Major Calls Brexit a Collective Folly A former Conservative prime minister has labelled Brexit “an act of collective folly,” delivering one of the sternest public rebukes of the decision to leave the European Union. In a wide-ranging critique, John Major argued that the UK’s exit from the bloc has produced unintended…
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John Major Calls Brexit an Act of Collective Folly in Bitter Brexit Retrospective
Overview: A Former Prime Minister’s Rare Verdict In a landmark and unflinching critique of the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union, former Conservative prime minister John Major described Brexit as “an act of collective folly.” Speaking at an event marking two decades since the referendum, Major said the decision had reshaped UK politics,…
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Paschal Donohoe’s Resignation: The Irish Government’s Weakening Grip and Future Challenges
Introduction: a resignation with wide-reaching consequences Paschal Donohoe’s unexpected decision to resign as Ireland’s finance minister and his subsequent departure from national politics signals more than a change at the cabinet table. It marks a turning point for a government already grappling with fiscal pressures, political fatigue, and a mounting list of policy priorities. Donohoe’s…
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Reeves Unpopular Chancellor as Poll Shifts Trust Reform UK
Overview: Reeves’s unpopularity grows as voters turn to Reform UK A new Ipsos poll reveals a striking shift in public trust on a range of domestic issues. Chancellor Rachel Reeves, long seen by Labour supporters as a potential stabilizing figure for the economy, has emerged as the most unpopular chancellor in recent history. At the…
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Reeves Unpopular Chancellor as Poll Shifts Trust in UK Politics
Poll shocks UK politics as Reeves becomes most unpopular chancellor in history A new Ipsos poll has sent a seismic tremor through UK politics, positioning the Labour Party’s prime figure, Reeves, as the most unpopular chancellor in history. While party leadership polls often shift, this figure highlights a sharper-than-expected public rating of the chancellor at…
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Reeves’s Declining Popularity: Poll Shifts Trust Away from Labour on Key Issues
Reeves’s Unpopularity Mirrors a Widening Trust Gap Across the UK Political Landscape The latest polling wave paints a striking picture of voter confidence in Britain’s political parties. Rachel Reeves, long cited as Labour’s economic steward and a potential future prime minister, now faces the distinction of becoming the most unpopular chancellor in history according to…
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Philippines and Croatia Forge New Chapter in Diplomatic Ties with First Croatian Foreign Minister Visit
A Historic Welcome for Croatia’s First Foreign Minister Visit President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. received Croatia’s Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, Gordan Grlić Radman, marking a landmark milestone as the first official visit to the Philippines by a Croatian foreign minister. The courtesy call at Malacañan Palace on Tuesday, October 14, highlighted a mutual…
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Labour Split Prompts ‘By Default’ Backing: Alan Kelly Supports Heather Humphreys in Irish Presidential Race
Two Candidates, One Widening Rift: The Áras Race Narrows The Irish presidential contest has become a two-horse race between Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphreys, but the dynamics inside Labour are adding a layer of complexity. In a development that reflects the party’s internal divisions, Labour TD Alan Kelly disclosed that he will back Heather Humphreys…
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Can Babiš Form a Stable Government After the Czech Election?
Can Babiš Form a Stable Government After the Election Win? The brief victory of Andrej Babiš’s ANO party in the Czech parliamentary elections has set the stage for a high-stakes quest: can a single-party minority government be steered to stability in a country known for coalition bargaining and parliamentary checks? While ANO took a commanding…