Chief of a Democratic Super PAC Is Stepping Down
Guy Cecil has led Priorities USA since 2015 and will leave at the end of March, as outside political groups begin to make plans for the 2024 races. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
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Danish parliament advised against using TikTok
As controversies continue to swell around the Chinese social media platform TikTok, parliament advised its members and employees against using it in light of the uncertainties around the use of data, parliament warned in a press release published Tuesday. “The…
Socialists in Brussels welcome new PD leader amid ambiguous Ukraine stance
New Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein (PD), who vows to upset Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government but remains ambiguous about her position on Ukraine, is set to be welcomed by Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament with open arms.…
Commission dashes Portuguese proposal of EU-wide Iberian mechanism
Introducing an emergency price cap on electricity similar to the Iberian mechanism as part of the EU’s power market reform would be risky, the European Commission said in response to a request from the Portuguese government. As the Commission finalises…
Core inflation in Spain hits record not seen since 1986
Core inflation in Spain hit a new record in February, a level not seen in the last 37 years, despite all price containment measures implemented by Sanchez’s left-wing government. Inflation in the Iberian country rose by 6.1% in February compared…
Third of asphalt missing from EU-financed Bulgarian highway, says minister
A third of the asphalt covering the highway ring road around the Bulgarian capital is simply gone, announced Regional Development Minister Ivan Shishkov, who, together with Vencislav Angelov, the head of the state agency Road Infrastructure, have now inspected the…
Serbia to receive largest-ever EU grant to build fast railway
Serbia will receive a non-repayable EU grant of €610
Bullying in Albania increases, viral violent videos shock audiences
Bullying in Albanian schools is on the rise, almost doubling in the last year, impacting boys more than girls, but also escalating into violence that has shocked the public during the last week. The investigative portal Reporter.al took data from…
Kosovo boycott of Serbian products picks up steam but imports remain high
A campaign for Kosovo businesses to stop buying and selling Serbian products is picking up; however, the amounts of goods imported by Pristina from its neighbour totalled almost €18 million in 2022 and are not dropping- yet. Kosovo was a…