The wind changes – VoxEurop

The residents of Britain's happiest places to live, such as Woodbridge in East Suffolk, praised the strong community spirit and lush green surroundings of their beloved homes. Woodbridge topped this year's list compiled by Rightmove, with last year's winner Richmond-upon-Thames coming in second. Residents highlighted factors such as pride in their hometown, sense of belonging, community spirit, and recreational opportunities as reasons for their happiness. Full Article

Top diplomats from the United States, the Arab League, and Turkey are meeting in Jordan to discuss plans for Syria's transition from the deposed government of Bashar Assad, with 12 foreign ministers and officials from the EU and UN in attendance in Aqaba. The absence of Syrian representatives at the meeting raises concerns about the region's stability, especially with ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. The U.S. is also pushing for a ceasefire in Gaza...

European Union Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius met with representatives of the Office of the President of Ukraine to discuss supporting air defence and collaboration with the United States, focusing on strengthening Ukraine's defence capabilities and countering Russian propaganda. Kubilius's assistance was praised for helping Ukraine in its fight for victory and towards EU membership, with a shared commitment to peace through strength and stability. The meeting also highlighted the importance of European...

In his anniversary speech, Argentina’s President Milei praised citizens for enduring short-term pain for long-term gain through aggressive fiscal measures that stabilized the economy and attracted foreign investment. His economic reforms included eliminating the fiscal deficit, clearing international debts, and streamlining the government. Milei's vision for a free-market future involves deregulation, embracing free trade, and transitioning to a monetary competition system, aiming for high growth and low inflation in 2024 despite ongoing challenges. Full Article

Serbian oil company Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) faces financial sanctions from the United States due to its Russian ownership, according to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. The U.K. and EU are likely to follow suit, potentially halting oil shipments through a pipeline from Croatia. NIS is mostly owned by Russia's Gazprom and Gazprom Neft, with the U.S. sanctions possibly taking effect by January 1. Full Article

An alleged Chinese spy banned from the UK was reportedly invited to Buckingham Palace by Prince Andrew, visiting the royal residence, St James's Palace, and Windsor Castle. Despite claims of being a "close confidante" of Andrew, the Duke of York insists he cut ties with the individual when concerns arose, stating that their interactions were through official channels and not sensitive in nature. This scandal follows Andrew's previous controversy for his association with Jeffrey Epstein,...