Edouard Philippe s'attire la foudre de Jupiter en critiquant ses appels au débat avec Marine Le Pen: "C’est… surprenant", a lâché l'ex-Premier ministre sur LCI. "Macron peut bien se fâcher, Edouard a raison de prendre du champ de ce désastre", le défend un soutien. Il faut dire que le niveau de haine du président envers le maire du Havre est connu, lui qui le traite régulièrement de "connard"
The BJP and BJD, who were allies once, are now locked in a bitter contest for the 21 Parliamentary constituencies and 147 Assembly constituencies in Odisha. What are the factors driving the Odisha contest? Can the BJP edge past the BJD in the state? Today's Number Theory answer these questions in detail.
The odds of the UK recovering the position it had before Brexit are extremely low, I think. Even Brazil is better positioned to recover what it lost in the last 10 years...
#UK#Brexit#Globalization#Elections: "The British prime minister called a general election for July 4, and like Biden he is weighed down by deep public pessimism over the economy. But unlike Biden, Sunak can’t claim that pessimism is disconnected from hard data.
Britain has had one of the worst performances of major economies since the pandemic broke out in 2020, with lower growth, higher inflation and weaker investment than its peers.
Blame bad luck, and bad choices. Some of those choices fall at the feet of the Tories, in particular the decision to leave the European Union. But that doesn’t mean Labour, which might form the next government, will do better. And in that lie lessons for the rest of the world: whatever the flaws of globalization, turning your back on it can be costly, and difficult to undo.
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Between early 2016 and the end of 2023, British investment fell 17% relative to other developed economies, according to J.P. Morgan. Half of that can be plausibly tied to the administrative barriers and uncertainty brought on by Brexit. A study co-written by Jonathan Haskel, a policymaker at the Bank of England, put investment in the U.K. 10% lower in 2022 than if the pre-2016 trend had persisted."
Marine Le Pen répond à Macron: "Je ne viens pas quand on me siffle" et pose comme condition à un débat la "démission ou la dissolution de l’Assemblée en cas d’échec" aux Européennes, répond la cheffe des députés RN au Parisien. Des scénarios qui ne sont plus si fous, rappelez-vous je les ai déjà évoqué. Pas de majorité, un désaveu massif, une absence de collaborateurs (essorés ou partis à l'opposition...).
Macron se dit « prêt à débattre maintenant avec Marine Le Pen » avant les élections Européennes le 9 juin dans un entretien avec Le Parisien. Le président veut rejouer 2017. Mais les Français sont-ils prêts à l’écouter après 7 ans de pouvoir?
@LeoElRojo@paul_denton Pour faire quoi ? On connaît le résultat et honnêtement, intellectuellement parlant, je ne vois pas l'intérêt.
Macron est trop inculte et politiquement parlant... no comment.
Die CDU startet eine Kampagne gegen das Verbrenner-Aus auf EU-Ebene. Übrigens nur wenige Tage nach dem Start einer ähnlichen Kampagne von Le Pens Rassemblement National. Auf der folgenden Seite können wir der CDU mitteilen, dass der Verbrenner verschwinden muss: https://aktion.cdu.de/ja-zum-auto
Denn: Wenn schon Auto, dann muss es elektrisch mit erneuerbaren Energien angetrieben werden!
Dropping a random prediction: Trudeau will resign as Liberal leader this summer. Do I have any specific reasons for this? No. I’m a politically connected nobody. But he can stay on and lose to Pierre, even though he wants a no-gloves campaign against him, but why be another Harper, who knew he had no chance in 2015? I think walking away would be a clutch move for him and take all the wind out of “vote for us because Trudeau is the reason for X, Y, Z” #cdnpoli#canada#elections
@human3500@grivettcarnac from what I hear everyone sane is getting out and political staffers are reduced to ideologue teenagers who don’t care if they lose. Party seems intent on running into the ground and hoping for a quick rebound from PP.. I don’t think they understand what four years of fascist majority will do to even Liberals
@grivettcarnac I don't see who would do better. Remember that most Canadians aren't politically active, and Trudeau has done very little campaigning. He does very well at town halls, even though conservatives are allowed to ask questions. Many thought he beat Harper in the debates, and Poilievre is no Harper.