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Offener Dissens zwischen dem CSU-Landesgruppenchef Alexander Hoffmann und dem CDU-Außenpolitiker Johannes Wadephul. Wadephul bekommt deutlichen Widerspruch dafür, dass er deutsche Waffenexporte nach Israel überprüfen lassen will. Rasmus Buchsteiner berichtet von der Fraktionsebene im Bundestag, wie offen heute über den Streit zwischen den Schwesterparteien gesprochen wurde – und analysiert gemeinsam mit Rixa Fürsen, wie tief der Riss tatsächlich ist. Außerdem:Jürgen Klöckner erklärt, wie die deutsche Autoindustrie Druck auf Friedrich Merz ausübt – noch bevor dieser morgen zu seinem Antrittsbesuch bei Donald Trump in die USA reist. Es geht darum, dass Merz ohne Wirtschaftsdelegation fliegt, welche unberechenbaren Situationen mit dem US-Präsidenten ihn…

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The industry giant has fought French officials tooth and nail over the measures. The French audience is Pornhub’s second-largest in the world, after the United States and ahead of the Philippines, Mexico and the United Kingdom, its own internal 2024 statistics showed. Solomon Friedman, a partner at Ethical Capital Partners, which owns Aylo, told reporters in a Tuesday briefing the French law was “dangerous,” “potentially privacy infringing” and “ineffective.” “It’s a matter of putting our values first, and that means communicating directly with the French people to tell them what their government is refusing to tell them,” Friedman said. The…

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Published on 03/06/2025 – 15:47 GMT+2More false videos alleging criminality and health issues in Moldova and attributed to Euronews are circulating online, with some even being posted by accounts posing as Euronews staff.One video claims that Moldova ranks first in the number of STD carriers in Europe, while others talk of waves of illegal immigration flowing from Moldova into the European Union, particularly Italy.Rome has seen a rise in the number of criminal gangs making false documents for immigrants from Moldova, according to one of the fake videos.All of them use Euronews’ graphics and branding and many have been shared…

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Published on 03/06/2025 – 15:44 GMT+2Major European steel giants saw their share prices falter on Tuesday afternoon, as investors continue to weigh the impact of US President Donald Trump’s plan to double steel and aluminium tariffs from 25% to 50%, with the latter set to take effect from 4 June. The announcement has escalated trade tensions and drawn significant criticism from worldwide trade partners. Trump, meanwhile, claims the move will make the US steel industry even stronger. He said in a post on his social media platform Truth Social: “Our steel and aluminum industries are coming back like never before. This will…

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The attack on the Kerch Bridge happened just two days after the SBU’s daring Spiderweb drone operation damaged dozens of strategic bombers thousands of kilometers inside Russia. The Kerch Bridge was personally opened by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018 and Tuesday marked Ukraine’s third attempt to strike it. Ukraine first attacked the bridge in October 2022, when a truck filled with explosives drove across the bridge from Russia and blew up one of the sections. In July 2023, Ukraine’s marine drones destroyed two sections of the bridge. But Russia repaired the bridge and soon fortified it from attacks with…

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The European Parliament’s key catering tender holder withdrew because it struggled to make the work profitable, according to sources Euronews has spoken to, leaving essential workers at the institution concerned for the safety of their jobs.The European Parliament outsources various internal services such as management of cafeterias, canteens and office cleaning to private companies. But the unprofitability drove the company running Parliament’s food services, Compass Group, to prematurely end its contract. The catering and hospitality multinational will operate until 30 June and hasn’t pitched to renew its tender for the main staff canteen, according to three people familiar with the situation. Compass…

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The global economic outlook is likely to continue to be increasingly volatile in 2025, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). This is mainly due to rising trade pressures, lagging consumer and business confidence, and tighter financial conditions. Increased policy uncertainty, particularly concerning tariffs imposed by the US, is also expected to have a significant impact on the global economy, while fuelling inflation.Global GDP expected to lag in 2025The OECD expects worldwide gross domestic product (GDP) to slow to 2.9% in 2025, from 3.3% in 2024, assuming current tariff rates remain in place as of mid-May. This forecast…

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Nawrocki’s victory jeopardizes the center-right Tusk government’s ability to enact its agenda, as the president has veto power over legislation. The outgoing president, Andrzej Duda, also hails from PiS and has been a thorn in Tusk’s side. But Tusk has insisted Nawrocki’s win will “change nothing,” framing the vote of confidence as a projection of his government’s strength. “I want everyone to see, including our opponents at home and abroad, that we are ready for this situation, that we understand the gravity of the moment, but that we do not intend to take a single step back,” Tusk said. With…

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The Polish parliament is set to hold a confidence vote in his coalition government on June 11, Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Tuesday.He called the vote on Monday, a day after his ally, liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, lost Sunday’s presidential runoff.”We are starting the session in a new political reality,” Tusk said at the start of a cabinet meeting in Warsaw.”The political reality is new, because we have a new president. But the constitution, our obligations and the expectations of citizens have not changed. In Poland, the government rules, which is a great obligation and honour.”Trzaskowski’s defeat…

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The 2025 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are delivering the goods when it comes to giggles and marveling at the animal kingdom. While there are chuckles to be had, the mission is serious. Under the banner “Conservation through competition”, the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards work to raise awareness. Founded in 2015 by photographers Paul Joynson-Hicks MBE and Tom Sullam to celebrate the lighter side of wildlife photography, the awards showcase how funny wildlife photography can help promote wildlife conservation efforts.  “Our world is extraordinarily beautiful and interconnected, yet the human race is doing its best to over-exploit and damage it,” says Joynson-Hicks. “Issues of…

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