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Dana Spain often says she “was volunteered” into philanthropy by her late father Bernard Spain, a highly successful retailer, long before her thirteenth birthday. Shortly… Read More »A Veterans Village: A Template For Solving America’s Housing Crisis
Nathalie Tocci is director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali, Europe’s futures fellow at IWM, Vienna, and a board member of ENI. Her new book, “A… Read More »West must seize on the Global South’s state of unease
The European Central Bank must continue to raise interest rates to battle inflation, according to the head of Germany’s central bank, who also highlighted the… Read More »Bundesbank chief: Further rate hikes needed to curb inflation
Press play to listen to this article TUSCANY — Spending the whole of August at the coast is practically an Italian birth-right. But following the surprise https://www.politico.eu/article/mario-draghi-to-present-his-resignation-as-italian-prime-minister/”… Read More »Sun, sand and votes: Italy sweats over summer election campaign
A ship carrying Ukrainian grains has departed from the port of Odesa on Monday for the first time since February, Turkey’s defense ministry https://twitter.com/tcsavunma/status/1553961336752996353?s=20&t=x7dXM85M5n8SA5N4tB8vyQ” target=”_blank”… Read More »First ship carrying Ukrainian grain leaves Odesa port
