The head of the U.S. think tank GMF calls for a new generation of leaders in Israel and Palestine and calls Western doubts over aid to Ukraine ‘myopic’
The conflict in Gaza and Biden’s problems in the US complicate the defense of Kiev after 21 months of Russian invasion. Politicians, military and civil society call on the West to fight fatigue and disinterest.
The head of European diplomacy thinks that the EU’s aid to Ukraine has been too gradual. He also spoke with EL PAÍS about the explosive situation in the Sahel region after the military coup in Niger: ‘It’s the moment of truth for Africa’
‘No one single politician may do more to establish separate Ukrainian and Russian identities in the 21st century than Putin,’ says the director of the Institute for Ukrainian Research at Harvard University
All powerful until now, the richest men in the country are experiencing substantial losses due to the Russian invasion, while Zelenskiy’s government and Brussels are putting them in a tight spot
As a result of the coronavirus crisis, output is expected to decline by 12.8% of GDP, an unprecedented figure that is worse than in any other advanced country
The new government that emerges after the Sunday vote will have to deal with an impending slowdown and introduce much-needed reforms after years of political paralysis
Ahead of the imminent opening up of domestic high-speed networks to other European Union operators, SNCF is planning to have a Spanish service in place by 2020
The ongoing conflict in Spain pits two sectors that offer almost identical services and who are equally interested in preserving a license quota that fuels speculation
The global financial institution changed its description of the economy from “bleak” to “very difficult” to avoid rattling the markets and triggering apocalyptic media headlines
But it is still unclear whether Madrid will finally face fines, as the Commission deals with pressure from members who want exemplary punishment and those who favor leniency