Ukraine, the armed wing of the EU?

Ukraine, the armed wing of the EU?

Ukraine needs Europe to continue resisting Russian aggression. It is an obvious and recognized fact. But what if it were also the other way around? If Kyiv has been able for more than four years to stand up to the Russian invasion, ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin in February 2022 to try to abort its approach to the EU and NATO, it has been thanks to Western economic and military aid. And now that Donald Trump has decided to disengage from the almost exclusively European matter. If that is true, it also begins to be evident that Ukraine can be a fundamental asset in the future collective defense of Europe.

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Tattoos, tears and books for the Secret Service: the most talked-about anecdotes of Sant Jordi

Tattoos, tears and books for the Secret Service: the most talked-about anecdotes of Sant Jordi

On Sant Jordi, anecdotes emerge naturally. “I don’t know what to tell, nothing special has happened,” many authors say when approached by cameras, microphones, and recorders. But you don’t have to dig too deep to realize that things do happen, yes. And many. For example, Albert Sánchez Piñol signed books for the first time on April 23rd, as incredible as it may seem. And despite being a bestseller, it wasn’t until the publication of his latest novel, Després del naufragi (Univers), that he dared to face this marathon day. And while this is an exciting day, it must be said that it’s not always easy to cope with the crowds.

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CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

La Fundación ”la Caixa” strengthens its role as one of the major drivers of biomedical research in Europe with the launch of CaixaResearch Institute, a project that synthesizes more than 120 years of commitment to health, science, and talent. Since its origin in 1904, driven by Francesc Moragas, to the present under the presidency of Isidro Fainé, the entity has maintained a social vocation aimed at improving quality of life, with special attention to the most vulnerable groups.

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Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

The current president of the Junta of Andalusia and candidate for re-election for the Popular Party, Juanma Moreno, would have managed to secure an absolute majority in the regional elections held this Sunday, according to polls conducted by Sigma Dos for Canal Sur and NC Report for La Razón, which give the socialist candidate, María Jesús Montero, the worst results for the PSOE in the community in its entire history. The polls thus depict a scenario of free hands for the Andalusian president, without the constraints of Vox, which shows clear signs of stagnation.

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