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Italy election: Who is Giorgia Meloni, the star of the far right? | DW | 26.09.2022

  
DW.COM - 09.26.2022 Original article ›
Bernd Riegert
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Giorgia Meloni of Italy as seen from Germany in this report in DW.com

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Far-right pol Giorgia Meloni poised to become Italy’s first female PM

  
New York Post - 09.26.2022 Original article ›
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Giorgia Meloni's effort to revive the right wing vote in Italy after disillusionment with Mr. Berlusconi is shown in this report in the New York Post.  She was Mr. Berlusconi's Minister for Youth from 2008 to 2011. This report says she has advocated for Italy and as a mother and a Catholic, but that is nothing new in Europe with most nations looking for their national interest first. On Ukraine and the European Union there is no ambiguity as Meloni supports the European Union. When Mr. Draghi formed a national unity government during the covid health crisis and the breakdown of a previous coalition Berlusconi joined the government, but Meloni stayed in the Opposition leading to her rapid rise.  

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Italy elections: Giorgia Meloni's right-wing alliance ahead - BBC News

  
BBC News - 09.26.2022 Original article ›
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Stancati and Walker report from Rome on Italy's latest election and the change in government as Giorgia Meloni wins 26% of the vote to form a new government. Her Brothers of Italy party has links to 1930's Italy, which Meloni is attempting to transform into a modern version that speaks for mothers, the Catholics and Italy. Italy has seen 70 governments in a short period with a highly fragmented and changing political scene. The analysis in BBC says this government could last only as long as it retains the support of people as governments have changed so quickly in Italy. Her partners in her coalition Mr. Berlusconi and Mr. Salvini have also won and lost public opinion in different periods in the last decade.

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'End of an era' - cricket pays tribute to Goswami

  
BBC Sport - 09.26.2022 Original article ›
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Jhulan Goswami's remarkable career in women's cricket as a fast bowler for India is the subject of this report in BBC Sports. Her last game was at Lord's against England on September 24.  With Mithali Raj she represents the best of Indian women's cricket.

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France avoid relegation despite defeat by Denmark

  
BBC Sport - 09.26.2022 Original article ›

Know your history, PM: you can’t do Thatcherism twice

  
The Times - 09.25.2022 Original article ›
David Smith
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This report in The Times cites David Stockman, Reagan's budget director, saying afterwards that the Reagan tax cuts were a Trojan horse for getting tax cuts to the rich. The Reagan cuts says The Times did not work and led to huge deficits. Liz Truss's new budget with tax cuts is seen as a policy failure at a time of cost of living crisis for most people in the UK.

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Spain handed first home loss in four years by Swiss

  
BBC Sport - 09.25.2022 Original article ›

Pakistan floods put pressure on faltering economy

  
BBC News - 09.25.2022 Original article ›
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The perilous situation in Pakistan after the floods and severe damage to the economy is shown in this BBC report.

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Labour sing national anthem in tribute to Queen

  
BBC News - 09.25.2022 Original article ›

Head of World Bank under pressure after White House condemns his ‘climate denial’ comments

  
The Guardian - 09.25.2022 Original article ›
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Issues of lack of leadership on climate change that face David Malpass, head of the World Bank are discussed in this report in The Guardian. The Biden administration sees this as a problem because of the need for strong leadership and action in developing countries on climate change, and for financing to support this. Malpass was selected by president Trump for this position and Mr. Trump is known for taking the US out of the Paris Climate change Accords. The climate change related floods, drought and fires in 2022 have created anew awareness of the need for strong action worldwide by all institutions and world leaders.

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Eliud Kipchoge takes 30 seconds off his men’s marathon world record in Berlin

  
The Guardian - 09.25.2022 Original article ›

Labour would keep 19% basic rate but reinstate 45% top rate of income tax, says Keir Starmer – UK politics live

  
The Guardian - 09.25.2022 Original article ›
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The Guardian follows key speeches and developments at the Labour party conference in Liverpool. This comes as the Labour party leads the Conservatives in the MRP poll by 12 points 45 percentage points to 33 points. Labour is favored in its approach to the cost of living crisis and climate change. Keir Starmer is steadily closing the credibility gap created by previous Labour administrations on policy for families and workers and conviction which has given Boris Johnson and Liz Truss an advantage in the past. Mr. Biden has faced and overcome a similar problem created by Democratic administrations in the past of a lack of conviction to help families and workers in the US.

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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway Could Be Among Top Payers of New Minimum Tax

  
WSJ - 09.25.2022 Original article ›
Richard Rubin, Theo Francis

Russians Seek to Mount Resistance to Putin as Mobilization Gears Up

  
WSJ - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
Evan Gershkovich

Why Bosses Should Ask Employees to Do Less—Not More

  
WSJ - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
Robert I. Sutton

Russia’s allies China and India call for negotiations to end Ukraine war

  
The Guardian - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
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Foreign Ministers of India and China, S. Jaishankar and Wang Yi call for diplomacy and negotiations to settle the conflict in Ukraine without it having to spill over and affect poor and developing countries in insidious ways through food and other shortages.

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Keir Starmer: ‘The hope of a Labour victory has turned into a belief’

  
The Guardian - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
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"This year something has happened in Labour. The hope of a Labour victory has turned into a belief." Keir Starmer UK's Labour party leader says being dull does not bother him. One of the big differences with the UK Conservatives is now on display says Starmer on windfall profits of fossil fuel companies to be taxed in the call by Labour. "One of those big differences is between a Labour party that wants the fossil fuel giants to contribute more of their windfall profits to pay for the energy price freeze, and a Conservative government that would not countenance this." See Starmer's big plans for renewable energy announced today, on this page.

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Missile strikes on Ukrainian cities as call-up causes chaos in Russia

  
The Guardian - 09.24.2022 Original article ›

Keir Starmer unveils green growth plan to counter Liz Truss’s tax cuts

  
The Guardian - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
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Labour's Keir Starmer wants to make Britain the first nation to have a zero emissions power system. His plan put forward in September 2022 would double onshore wind, triple solar energy, and quadruple offshore energy production by 2030. It would create half a million jobs, reindustrialize Britain and cut electricity bills by hundreds of pounds, says this report in The Guardian.This is Labour's answer to the Tories faltering energy plans. The Breakthrough report on achieving COP26 goals of the IEA and IRENA, international renewable energy agencies, shows the opportunity to create 85 million additional jobs by 2030, compared to 2019. Many world leaders including president Biden and Starmer, Germany's Habeck, and India's Modi are setting aggressive goals for renewable energy.

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Portugal cruise past Czechs as Dalot bags brace

  
France 24 - 09.24.2022 Original article ›

‘Mother, Italian, Christian’: Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s far-right leader on the cusp of power

  
France 24 - 09.24.2022 Original article ›

How long should I wait to get a bivalent booster if I recently had a shot or contracted Covid?

  
NYTimes.com - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
Dani Blum

Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout Carries Lessons for Pharma Supply Chains, Says Pfizer Executive

  
WSJ - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
Liz Young

International "collaboration gap" threatens to undermine climate progress and delay net zero by decades - News - IEA

  
IEA - 09.24.2022 Original article ›
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See the Breakthrough Agenda Report on Climate Change targets and hurdles after COP26, on the IEA website, and opportunity for 85 million additional jobs by 2030 in renewable energy. The report is done by the International Energy Agency, the International Renewable Energy Agency, and Climate Change Champions. It points out the need for better international coordination if climate change goals set at COP26 are to be achieved. The report calls for a breakthrough by addressing the international "collaboration gap."

IRENA makes 25 recommendations to be discussed at ministerial meetings. It also says that 85 million new jobs could be created in renewable energy worldwide by 2030 compared to 2019, offsetting the loss of 12 million jobs, creating a huge jobs opportunity with action on renewable energy.

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WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. in Talks to Build First Nuclear Subs for Australia

  
WSJ - 09.23.2022 Original article ›
Michael R. Gordon

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