Takeaways From the Supreme Court Arguments on Social Media Laws
Laws in Texas and Florida seek to limit social media companies’ ability to moderate content on their platforms and could shape the future of speech on the internet. Share full…
February 2024
Jeffries Weighs How to Force Ukraine Aid Vote While Keeping Democrats United
The House Democratic leader is facing a critical test of whether he can hold his party together long enough to force a vote on an aid package for Ukraine amid…
EU Socialists revise China stance, now eye ‘strong’ ties with UK
The European Socialists’s final draft electoral manifesto, obtained by Euractiv, reshuffled its foreign policy priorities while adding various measures to support the agricultural sector amid protests across the EU. The…
Biden Will Make Rare Visit to Southern Border on Same Day as Trump
The president, on the defensive over immigration, is planning to travel to Texas on Thursday, when Donald J. Trump is also set to visit a border city. Share full article…
Biden Targets a New Economic Villain: Shrinkflation
Liberals prodded the president for years to blame big corporations for price increases. He is finally doing so, in the grocery aisle. Share full article Inflation has been moderating, but…
The Back Channel Talks to Secure McConnell’s Endorsement of Trump
The conversations between the Trump and McConnell camps have been happening between key advisers to both men. Share full article By late January, Donald Trump had told people close to…
Alexei Navalny: Putin critic about to be freed in prisoner swap when he died, says ally
Image source, ReutersImage caption, Navalny was arrested in January 20
Supreme Court to Consider Social Media Laws From Texas and Florida
The tech industry argues that laws in Florida and Texas, prompted by conservative complaints about censorship, violate the First Amendment. The court’s decision could fundamentally alter the nature of speech…
Why the EU silence on why Orban’s €10bn was unblocked?
Hungary's Viktor Orban (second right) with EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen, and Emmanuel Macron of France, Germany's Olaf Scholz, Italy's Georgia Meloni, and EU Council president Charles Michel,…
![Institutions should involve more citizens in EU budget decisions, experts say [Advocacy Lab Content] | INFBusiness.com](https://globalpolitics.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/b5e37af9615688b74bf96b32c8c84524.jpg "Europeans should have more say when it comes to spending the EU budget, as a way to boost citizens’ participation in EU policymaking, a panel of experts on democratic processes said during a Euractiv event on Thursday (22 February).")
Institutions should involve more citizens in EU budget decisions, experts say [Advocacy Lab Content]
Europeans should have more say when it comes to spending the EU budget, as a way to boost citizens’ participation in EU policymaking, a panel of experts on democratic processes…