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Gadi Eisenkot's negotiations are moving forward to form government and multiply its support, even with some of the Arab parties, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost the support of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah list, which refused to support a candidate.
The investigators disconnect the case of Iran and the incident at the Fairford airbase. BBC points out that its aim was to pass information to Russia
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the United Kingdom is again discussing its relationship with the European Union. Prime Minister Andy Burnham opens the door to closer ties with Brussels and even to possible re-entry, amid economic difficulties and increasing citizen support to approach the bloc. However, returning to the EU would not be an immediate decision, nor would it be without political conditions and obstacles. What consequences has Brexit had and what options has the United Kingdom now? We analyzed it in Ventana to Europe.
The British Government Protests Argentina's Threat to Initiate International Arbitration to Block Oil Exploitation in the Southern Archipelago
The United Kingdom suspects that Iran's hand is behind the alleged terrorist plan, but the Iranian Embassy in London rejects any link
The American president called the New York agreement "terrible" and reiterated that he would not support it.
The leaders of the Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin have signed a memorandum of understanding to coordinate their demands for self-determination and to demand constitutional changes in the United Kingdom. Although their political projects are not identical, they share the rejection of the concentration of power in Westminster and a willingness to strengthen their ties with Europe. Faced with this nationalist front, the forces that defend British unity and a more centralized model seek to strengthen their own response. Is the UK union at risk?
The Brexit has not changed the reality that our national interests require very close cooperation, perhaps closer than ever before.
