In an awkward and bizarre moment captured on camera, President Joe Biden faces backlash after making a controversial remark to a reporter. During a press briefing with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Biden sarcastically asked a journalist if she could "keep from getting hit in the head by a camera" after she asked him about the possibility of securing a hostage deal before the end of his term. The awkward exchange is now circulating on social media, sparking intense debate. While some found Biden’s response humorous, others are criticizing the president for making light of a serious issue, especially when discussing hostages in Gaza. What does this say about his leadership and handling of sensitive matters? Watch the full video and see the reactions that followed.
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US president-elect Donald Trump visited the White House on Wednesday for an Oval Office meeting with President Joe Biden, where both pledged to ensure a smooth transition of power.
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8:20 AM PT -- And, with that, the meeting is over. Trump and Biden smiled for cameras as Secret Service and staffers ushered the yelling reporters out of the.. TMZ.com
US President Joe Biden has welcomed Donald Trump for a meeting at the White House aimed at ensuring the smooth transition of power from one leader to another. Sky News
In Brussels, police used water cannons against left-wing demonstrators protesting the arrival of far-right French politician Jordan Bardella. The president of the Rassemblement National is in Brussels presenting his recently published memoir.
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Brussels for urgent talks with EU and NATO officials on boosting support for Ukraine, amid concerns over potential policy shifts after Donald Trump returns to the White House.
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Raffaele Fitto has been nominated by Giorgia Meloni to be Italy's pick for the new Commission. Fitto demonstrated political versatility as he dodged questioning on domestic Italian issues and pledged to serve the EU.
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A thousand European workers from cleaning, security and catering services are protesting in Brussels to demand that the €2 trillion public procurement market (14% of EU GDP) funds good working conditions and environmental targets.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has pledged billions in recovery aid to help most of central Europe, which has battled severe flooding for days.
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The bill is set to enter into force at the end of 2024, but has now to be renegotiated with member states. A right wing majority pushed for amendments to weaken the provisions, in a contested vote.
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Following the 2024 U.S. presidential election, which saw Donald Trump and JD Vance defeat Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, the European Parliament debated the future of EU-U.S. relations under the new administration.
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In Charente-Maritime, France, rising child cancer cases are suspected to be linked to pesticide exposure. Local residents are pushing for stricter national and EU regulations on pesticide use.
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U.S is inaugurating a new NATO missile defense base in Redzikowo, Poland, 150km from Russia's Kaliningrad Region. This second Eastern European base joins NATO's broader missile shield system. Kremlin spokesman Peskov denounced it as containment of Russian military potential, promising countermeasures. While Poland celebrates strong US alliance, Russia maintains NATO's expansion threatens its security and denies aggressive intentions toward Western Europe.
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Moscow is raising alarm after former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s comments about sending British troops to Ukraine, warning that any NATO intervention could escalate tensions significantly. As Johnson continues to advocate for stronger UK support for Ukraine in its war with Russia, Russian officials have made it clear that they view any foreign military presence in Ukraine as a direct act of aggression. This video explores the impact of Johnson’s statements on global security, the UK’s role in the conflict, and the potential fallout between NATO and Russia. Will his push for further involvement in Ukraine lead the UK into direct conflict with Moscow? Tune in for a detailed breakdown of these growing geopolitical tensions.
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In a shocking statement, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warns that the UK could be forced to send troops to Ukraine if military aid is reduced and the conflict with Russia takes a turn for the worse. Johnson also expressed concerns about Donald Trump's potential impact on Ukraine's survival, suggesting that some Republican voices could undermine support for Zelensky's government. With the stakes higher than ever, Johnson emphasizes that Russia's victory in Ukraine would destabilize Europe and beyond. Watch this video for an in-depth analysis of Boris Johnson's warning and what it means for Ukraine, NATO, and global security.
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Für den Gesetzesentwurf Ungarns zur Einschränkung der freien Information über Homo- und Transsexualität, hagelte es EU-weit Kritik. Dennoch trat das Gesetz am 24. Juni 2021 in Kraft.