In a surprising turn of events, Spain’s conservative politicians have voiced their opposition to Mario Draghi’s nomination as the next president of the EU Commission. Despite Draghi’s reputation as a skilled economist and former European Central Bank president, the Spanish conservatives are calling for a candidate who aligns more closely with their own political beliefs. This unexpected move has thrown a wrench into the process of selecting the next EU Commission president, setting the stage for a potentially contentious battle among EU member states.
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Ian Hislop hits out at Justin Welby for attending British Museum gala one day after resignation
Ian Hislop criticized Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby for attending a gala just one day after resigning over an abuse scandal in the Church of England involving John Smyth. Hislop called it "jaw-dropping" and was unimpressed by Welby's presence at the event, telling him it was "lovely" that he had resigned. Hislop also condemned gala attendees for praising Welby's resignation, stating they were too quick to forgive each other and not focused enough on seeking...
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