The largest pro-Israel lobby in the U.S. increases its investment in Democratic candidates ahead of the 'midterms'

The largest pro-Israel lobby in the U.S. increases its investment in Democratic candidates ahead of the ‘midterms’

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), the largest pro-Israel lobbying group in the United States, has doubled its investment for the November legislative elections compared to the midterms four years ago. According to data from the Federal Election Commission, the organization donated 29.3 million dollars to political campaigns in the 2022 elections, 46 million in the 2024 presidential elections, and has already spent 67 million in the current election cycle.

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The U.S. is depleting its high-precision long-range missile reserves in Iran

The U.S. is depleting its high-precision long-range missile reserves in Iran

In five months of war in Iran, which according to the Pentagon have cost US taxpayers 37.5 billion dollars and more than 130 billion according to independent analyses, the United States has consumed a significant part of its arsenal. According to an exclusive from Reuters, the Department of Defense has used “practically all” of its long-range precision missiles, official sources have revealed to the US agency.

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The European Union changes flight rules: this is how they will affect carry-on luggage and delays

The European Union changes flight rules: this is how they will affect carry-on luggage and delays

The European Parliament has given the green light to a new regulation that introduces significant changes for air travelers. Among the main new features is the obligation that the price shown when purchasing a ticket reflects from the start the cost of the carry-on bag in the cabin when the passenger decides to travel with it, with the aim of facilitating comparison between companies and avoiding unexpected additional costs.

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The Paris prosecutor's office is investigating suicides among the prime minister's staff

The Paris prosecutor’s office is investigating suicides among the prime minister’s staff

The French government bureaucracy has experienced two years of great stress since the controversial dissolution of the National Assembly in June 2024. However, this should not justify the fact that there have been two suicides and two attempts – in a period of seven months – among the officials working for the current Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu. Hence, the Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation, supported by another internal one at the Matignon Palace.

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