nemzetkozi-gazdasagAdam O’Neal Resigns as Washington Post Opinion Editor
Adam O’Neal inherited a mandate from the paper’s owner, Jeff Bezos, to shift toward “personal liberties and free markets.”
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nemzetkozi-gazdasagAdam O’Neal inherited a mandate from the paper’s owner, Jeff Bezos, to shift toward “personal liberties and free markets.”
nemzetkozi-gazdasagA lengyel légierő F-16-os vadászgépei ismét elfogtak egy orosz Il-20-as felderítő repülőgépet a Balti-tenger felett, amely kikapcsolt transzponderrel és repülési terv nélkül közlekedett – jelentette be Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz védelmi miniszter. Eközben a lublini ügyészség hivatalosan is megerősítette, hogy a csütörtökön Lengyelország keleti részén becsapódott eszköz egy orosz gyártmányú Kh-101-es cirkálórakéta volt, amelyet 2026 második negyedévében állítottak elő. A rakéta hajnalban lépett be a lengyel légtérbe, és egy lakatlan területen csapódott földbe; az elfogására riasztott vadászgépek radarképernyőjéről a célpont rövid időn belül eltűnt. Az incidens nyomán a NATO és Lengyelország is aktiválta védelmi rendszereit, az ügyben pedig a lublini ügyészség katonai osztálya indított nyomozást.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagMany viewers turned away from “Adults” after an over-the-top scene in the show’s first episode, so FX made a new one.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagAz Egyesült Államok és további tíz ország hatóságai pénteken arra figyelmeztettek, hogy Észak-Korea álcázott személyazonosságú informatikusok segítségével finanszírozza a nukleáris fegyver- és ballisztikus rakétaprogramját.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagClement Delangue said he didn’t want cyber attacks on other companies to become “normalised”.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagKészenléti állapotot hirdetettek Romániában a szárazság, a Duna alacsony vízállása és az energiahiány miatt.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagReaders respond to the prime minister’s pledge to spend his ‘political capital’ and find cross-party consensus on reforming social care I write as someone whose disabilities mean that I will be in receipt of social care support my whole life (Andy Burnham seeks cross-party agreement on future of social care, 27 July). For too long, people like me have been cannon fodder for politicians who routinely forget that their highest duty in providing social care is to protect those less able, or unable, to care for themselves. Investing in the right support for us unlocks our often-forgotten abilities. When we are successful, it is often because we have had opportunity to be because of that support, and when we aren’t, as so often happens, it is because society writes us off. Andy Burnham’s intervention is welcome news as it shows that he considers us a priority. Reform of the social care system has to be taken hand in hand with disability groups and people with lived experience of being disabled. Too often the system traps people into dependency on temporary accommodation rather than providing them with the means to receive support in their own home. Continue reading…
nemzetkozi-gazdasagDonald Trump új vámoffenzívája Magyarországot is elérheti, hiszen az EU különböző gyakorlatait is vizsgálni fogják.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagDevolution should finance transport, skills and industry, not become a rightwing contest to promise the largest tax giveaway That England is among the rich world’s most centralised countries underpins Andy Burnham’s critique of the economic history of the past 40 years. Only post-communist Europe deindustrialised as rapidly as Yorkshire and the Midlands did in the 1980s. Centralisation did not close every factory or pit, but left regions without the powers, finance or institutions to cushion the shock or build a resilient, replacement economy. Hence Mr Burnham’s radical and welcome plan to unbundle English government. There are three facets to his devolution programme. The first are the detailed and concrete proposals contained in a cabinet paper Mr Burnham released on Friday. This appears to be a blueprint to create a decentralised state organised around mayors as the key regional economic actors, while jointly governed pan-regional agencies could emerge, say for transport, energy, investment and industrial systems, that cross mayoral boundaries. Regions without mayors will get a chance to have one – or limit themselves to weaker powers. Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading…
nemzetkozi-gazdasagIn an increasingly dangerous world, our European neighbours are finding safety in numbers – but Britain is on the outside. The new PM’s task is to change that There is an orange cloud in the sky. I’m not referring to the wildfires ravaging parts of Europe and East Anglia, though they are connected. I mean the looming pall from across the Atlantic that threatens to spoil the sunny start to the premiership of Andy Burnham – and whose name is Donald Trump. Burnham’s first 10 days or so in office have gone about as well as he or any of his team could have dared hope. His net approval rating has risen by 17 points, according to one early poll, gaining ground with every category of voter except supporters of Reform UK, though they too like some of what they see. His easy manner, no-notes speech-making and agility on social media have won plaudits, including from a usually sceptical press. Jonathan Freedland is a Guardian columnist Continue reading…
nemzetkozi-gazdasagThe new chancellor pledged to move money and power out of Westminster, and into every postcode around Britain.
nemzetkozi-gazdasagMultimillionaire Peter Waddell is also found to have been properly dismissed from Big Motoring World for gross misconduct A multimillionaire used-car salesman was ousted from his £300m company after “a pre-conceived and orchestrated plan” devised by private equity investors that had backed his business, a high court judge has ruled. Peter Waddell, 60, was forced out as the chief executive of the Kent-based dealership Big Motoring World in 2024 in a coup that resulted in “more-or-less open warfare” at the car seller and caused “unfair prejudice” to the investment company that held Waddell’s majority stake. Continue reading…