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Falsterbo Horse Show Ends Al Shira'aa Partnership After Threats
Falsterbo Horse Show is ending its controversial collaboration with Al Shira'aa Stables, the organization announces in a press release. "The threats and hatred that have occurred have been beyond all reason", says competition chairman Jana Wannius.
Trump Criticizes Europe for Relying on US Defense Support
The American President Donald Trump accuses European countries of freeloading on the USA. .
Expert on Yemen Attack: "Trump is no Warmonger"
The risk of a major war following the US attack on Yemen is "not zero", according to an expert. But the Houthi movement will likely respond.
EU's Rift with the US – an Opportunity for China
The crack that has arisen between the USA and Europe can imply an opening for China, which can take advantage of the shaky relationship. Now China is trying to present itself as the primary defender of the rule-based world order.
After the Civil War – People Are Fleeing Syria Again
Is Syria on its way to falling back into civil war – just a few months after the Assad regime's fall? In just a few days, over 1,300 people were killed along the Syrian Mediterranean coast, mainly Alawites and Christians. Many are now terrified and have fled the country.
Expert: USA's proposal puts Putin in a difficult situation
The USA's turnaround on the war puts pressure on Russia, according to two experts. Vladimir Putin may very well be forced to accept the proposal for a ceasefire, they believe.
EU's rift with the US – an opportunity for China
The crack that has arisen between the USA and Europe can imply an opening for China, which can take advantage of the shaky relationship. Now China is trying to present itself as the foremost defender of the rule-based world order.
Testimonies from Syria: Dead bodies in piles
Testimonies speak of dead bodies in piles and people are said to flee from coastal areas in Syria. Anxiety grows after days of reports of the killing of civilians, primarily from the Syrian Alawite minority.
U.S. Halts Arms to Ukraine: A Turning Point in Foreign Policy?
The USA's announcement about stopped arms deliveries will have major consequences for Ukraine. But it is also a major shift when it comes to American foreign and security policy, experts believe.
Falsterbo Horse Show Faces Backlash Over UAE Sponsorship Deal
Falsterbo Horse Shows' name change has sparked criticism and shaken equestrian Sweden. Much due to the fact that the new main sponsor comes from the United Arab Emirates.
Europe Must Grow Up
Now Europe must grow up. It became even clearer after Friday's big quarrel between Zelenskyj and Trump, according to Björn Fägersten at the Foreign Policy Institute.
After the brawl: "Putin has been given a lifeline"
Ukraine's population will likely unite behind President Volodymyr Zelenskyj after the collapse at the White House meeting, says Eastern Europe expert Jakob Hedenskog. But a backlash can come.
Analyst: Zelenskyj raises the stakes
One way for Volodymyr Zelenskyj to raise the stakes and show that he doesn't put his personal prestige in the way. This says analyst Jakob Hedenskog about the Ukrainian president's statement that he is willing to resign in exchange for peace and membership in Nato.
Expert: Russia may question Sweden's NATO membership
Russia can extend its demands in the talks with the USA to concern NATO's expansion, assesses Jussi Lassila, researcher at the Foreign Policy Institute in Finland. Sweden's and Finland's NATO membership can come into question, he fears.
Expert: Trump's peace initiative a "smokescreen"
Ukraine must give up territory to achieve peace with Russia, according to the USA. But President Donald Trump's statement about an end to the war through negotiations does not guarantee that peace is within reach.
Couple of leaders withdraw from West African cooperation
Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso have formally left Ecowas, announces the West African cooperation organization. This means that a year-long persuasion campaign has gone to waste.
Experts: Hidden Motives behind the Greenland Play
Donald Trump's statement about making Greenland American can be a smokescreen for real interests. This is like the opening move in a chess game, says political scientist Anamaria Dutceac Segesten.
Expert: Trump's threats are "incredibly provocative"
Annexation of Canada, military action against Panama and Greenland. Similar threats have not been uttered by an American president in 120 years, according to USA expert Jan Hallenberg.
Syria's new regime is hunting down Assad's men
This week, one of the bloodiest battles took place between forces loyal to the new government in Syria and Assad-loyal men after the regime's fall. There are many who are worried that the new government will come after them now, says Syria expert Aron Lund.
Impeachment in South Korea – this is what happens now
The noose is tightening around South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol. Today's message is the first step towards him being ousted, says Jakob Hallgren at the Foreign Policy Institute.
Alarm: Thousands trapped in the regime's torture prison
It has been called a "human slaughterhouse". After the fall of the Assad regime, a race against time is now underway to reach prisoners reportedly locked in cells deep beneath the notorious Saydnaya prison.
Expert: Then Russia can intervene in Georgia
Georgia is shaken by extensive demonstrations after the government's announcement to freeze all talks about an EU membership. The coming days are expected to be crucial for the Caucasus country's future.
Iran Expert: Has Been Released Before - and Locked Up Again
Human rights activist Narges Mohammadi is to be released from prison for health reasons. Encouraging, says Iran expert Bitte Hammargren – who simultaneously warns against drawing too large conclusions.
The Warning: USA's Democracy is More Fragile than We Think
In step with Donald Trump's new government taking shape, the fears of a significant "backlash" for democracy are growing. It is not as robust as many think, says Eric J Segall, professor of constitutional law, at Georgia State University.
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