Dans un entretien à POLITICO, le PDG de la première chaîne française, Rodolphe Belmer, appelle à réguler plus fortement YouTube, tout en desserrant la pression sur les acteurs audiovisuels traditionnels. Il balaye aussi la proposition de Mistral de rémunérer les créateurs via une licence globale. Apr 2 8 mins read
Continue ReadingIt’s a subject to which he devotes an entire section of his book. “I warned him of the consequences: at best, an ungovernable country; at worst, a majority for the National Rally,” he wrote. Book tours are common practice in French politics, not so much to sell copies as to generate publicity and media appearances. […]
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Continue ReadingEuropean leaders are gathering in Cyprus Thursday for a high-stakes summit focused largely on the fallout from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, now entering its eighth week under a shaky ceasefire. European leaders are split over how to respond to a conflict that has destabilized energy markets and strained relations with the U.S. Pahlavi, who […]
Continue ReadingThe move is part of efforts to show Washington that the U.K. — which has angered U.S. President Donald Trump by staying out of offensive missions during the U.S.-Israel war with Iran — is prepared to make a serious contribution to policing the key passage through the Persian Gulf. Britain and France have jointly convened […]
Continue Reading“Tory and Labour governments have failed a generation of young people with a substandard curriculum that undermines academic rigour and national identity in favour of promoting their mass migration agenda,” Suella Braverman, Reform UK’s education spokesperson, said in a statement. Farage has been critical of Britain’s monarch in the past. Before Charles became king, the […]
Continue ReadingThe restart breaks a months-long standoff that had frozen the EU’s largest financial package for Kyiv. Hungarian outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán staunchly blocked the loan — backed by profits from frozen Russian assets — demanding that oil flows be restored before lifting its veto. POLITICO reported Wednesday that the deal hinged entirely on the […]
Continue ReadingBy pursuing an agreement, the government appears ready to adopt “unnecessarily stringent” EU SPS controls on imports from non-EU countries, said Jenney. This risks triggering “thousands of additional and unnecessary border delays, considerably more inspections, more paperwork and port congestion — every added layer acting as a compounding financial penalty on trade,” he warned. Analysis […]
Continue ReadingVon der Leyen’s remarks generated headlines in Turkey, a longtime EU candidate country and key NATO ally. A Commission spokesperson later told Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency that the Commission president had meant to recognize the country’s “geopolitical clout, size and ambition.” That clarification didn’t pass muster with Michel, who on Wednesday took to X to […]
Continue ReadingEU leaders on Thursday and Friday meet in Cyprus to discuss how to deal with the situation in Iran, and the energy crisis that it has caused, as well as broader security questions and the bloc’s next long-term budget. Scroll down for news and analysis.
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