Author: Frank Deux

The Euro week so far: Draghi’s Undesirable Exit & the EU buys heavy water bombers EU

Brussels – EU News: A summary of the news this week from the European Union. The Euro week so far: Draghi’s ‘Undesirable Exit’ and the EU buys heavy water bombers to fight the raging wildfires across Europe. Draghi’s ‘Undesirable Exit’ Italy is in limbo as Draghi wins the confidence vote but loses the parliamentary majority The hugely popular leader has left a void in parliament which many believe will give fascists in Italy an opportunity to claw their way to prominence. EU buys heavy water bombers The EU buys heavy water bombers to combat the raging wildfires exploding around Europe.…

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House panel says Trump ‘chose not to act’ during attack on US Capitol The Guardian: House panel says Trump refused for hours to call off the deadly attack perpetrated by a group of his supporters at the US Capitol on 6 January 2021, the House select committee investigating the insurrection declared in its primetime hearing on Thursday. The committee shared testimony from former White House aides indicating that Trump repeatedly rejected pleas from his senior advisers and even his own family members – including his eldest daughter and adviser, Ivanka Trump – to immediately issue a statement calling off the…

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Meghan Markle ‘accused Victoria Beckham of indiscretion’ – leading to awkward call to David, royal biographer claims The Sun : MEGHAN Markle accused Victoria Beckham of “indiscretion” – leading to an awkward call between Prince Harry and David, a royal biographer has claimed. Tom Bower, whose royal book Revenge has been released today, said the Sussexes became “addicted” to the negative press coverage surrounding them. Tom claimed Meghan, 37, and Harry, 40, spent every evening scrolling through social media and reading newspaper articles written about them. The biographer suggested the couple were convinced their pals were leaking stories to the press and tried…

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