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Kremlin Slams Macron’s Nuclear Comments as ‘Confrontational’
Was Kosovo a member of NATO at the time? Was Albania a member of NATO at the time? No. So even without any NATO member being attacked NATO saw fit to bomb Serbia. -
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Nigel Farage’s Leadership Style Under Fire as Reform MP Voices Doubts
Precisely, the owners of Reform UK share equally comtrol. Other ‘Members’ have zero say in policy or procedures, which is the very point Lowe made before he was, with curious timing, reported to the police. -
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How well does it work? These ones on Lazada for 139 baht work perfectly, so much better than the old shorter mokapot design -
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Kremlin Slams Macron’s Nuclear Comments as ‘Confrontational’
I think that your "reality" is mainly created by your permanent hatred for Trump and I don't agree with what you say, which confuses several separate issues; Canada and Mexico have long-standing trade (deficit) imbalances, with the fentanyl and migrant problems now also a valid concern. Ukraine is different, although I do think that the inclusion of a rare earth interest by the USA is disappointing at this time, unless that can be the way to give Ukraine more security by having American miners work in country. I still think that Trump is keen for a peace in Ukraine over all else and that he will not abandon NATO. -
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Markets her on a trump recession
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/03/10/trump-tariffs-markets-live-latest-news-pound-euro-ftse-100/ warned the US economy faces ‘a period of transition’ Credit: AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana Bond market traders are ramping up bets on a US recession amid fears Donald Trump’s tariff trade war will hammer American growth. The yield on two-year US Treasury bonds slipped back below 4pc in Asian trading hours overnight after the US president said on Sunday that the world’s largest economy faces “a period of transition.” The comments echoed words used by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday, who has talked about his desire for falling US bond yields - a benchmark for government borrowing costs. The returns offered to investors in the short-dated bond have dropped sharply since mid-February amid the US president’s tariff war against allies and China. Traders have piled into the safe-haven asset amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will have to cut interest rates to support the economy. “Recession risk is definitely higher because of the sequence of Trump’s policies – tariffs first, tax cuts later,” said Tracy Chen, a portfolio manager at Brandywine Global Investment Management told Bloomberg. The benchmark 10-year yield fell three basis points to 4.27pc. The move lower in US bond yields is in sharp contrast to Europe, where returns have surged after Germany announced its plans for a €500bn fund to invest in defence and infrastructure, ripping up the fiscal rules of the largest economy on the Continent. “Just a couple of weeks ago we were getting questions about whether we think the US economy’s re-accelerating —- and now all of a sudden the R word is being brought up repeatedly,” said Gennadiy Goldberg, head of US
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