France now looks likely to be stranded in a hung-parliament scenario that divides it between three strongly represented parties that must broker alliances to gain absolute control.
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Greek Prime Minister's Historic Trip to Canada In a momentous occasion for both nations, the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is set to visit Canada, marking his first official tour since his election in 2019. This visit, scheduled for March 24 and 25, 2024, promises to be a pivotal moment, deepening the bonds between Canada and Greece. #bilateraltradeingoods #CanadaGreecerelations #Climateaction #democraticvalues #bilateraltradeingoods #thxnews
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In the absence of an absolute majority, we will see whether the different parties and their leaders will be ready to seek the interests of the French people and France by making mutual concessions in order to form a coalition government and avoid a lasting deadlock that is detrimental to the country and to all citizens? In the event of cohabitation, we will see if the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister will be ready to make the interests of the French and France prevail by finding a modus vivendi to avoid the paralysis of the top of the State, which is harmful especially at the international and European levels? Could Germany, with its government coalition, not be an example to follow by having succeeded in adopting its budget after weeks of discussion?
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Canada’s Political Scene Shaken! Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing mounting pressure after a key political ally (NDP) withdraws support. This significant move leaves Trudeau’s leadership on shaky ground as questions arise about his government’s future. Stay tuned for more updates on this unfolding situation! 🌐 #BreakingNews #JustinTrudeau #CanadaPolitics #GlobalUpdate #VrindaInternational
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It is indeed another slap in the face. The Canadian government has been absolutely deplorable in its dealings with and towards the Indigenous for as long as I can remember. Always making promises, never carrying through. This total lack of respect towards all citizens of Canada must be stopped. Neither Trudeau nor Guilbeault demonstrate any type of leadership skills, only dictatorial. Time to take them to court again for overstepping their reach as to the constitutional rights of the provinces. They have their own federal fiduciary responsibilities and cannot dictate over provincial matters. What and how do they expect to run a government so intent on destroying our citizens and economy, as the country has turned against the Liberals and coalition. It is truly despicable what they are doing to our country in their narcissistic ways. Guilbeault must be fuming after attending COP28, where the President of the meeting announced it is unrealistic and unreasonable to cut out fossil fuels as being the culprit of climate change. There is no scientific evidence that CO2 is causing global warming, none, other than some feeble attempts by researchers on the payroll of the UN. Climate Activists are all lunatics claiming CO2 is responsible. Putting a fictitious price on pollution is not the answer. Working together with the fossil fuel sector to find compromise is more reasonable than these lunatics are willing to do.
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“It’s hard to remain quiet. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has long said that relationship and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples is a top priority for his government. And then he ignores us again.” - Stephen Buffalo Read article: https://lnkd.in/gBCHkTx3
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interesting developments in France....
New PM Barnier vows to address 'anger and grievances' of French
france24.com
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Imagine a scenario where Pierre Poilievre steps in as Prime Minister with Jagmeet Singh leading the opposition. Could this change spell a new direction for Canada? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below 💬👇
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Surely this is an eye opener.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reacts to the findings of the foreign interference report released on Friday that found China undermined Canadians’ trust in our democracy. READ MORE: http://rebelne.ws/4bnOd6Q
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Trudeau is accelerating his gov’t’s Re-Colonization Plan to transition Indian Act Bands/Reserves into Indigenous Municipalities using existing self-gov’t/Modern Treaties as a template! Feds to appoint commissioner to oversee Indigenous treaties https://lnkd.in/guY9Aizu
Feds to appoint commissioner to oversee Indigenous treaties
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I have seen a lot of briefings / articles discussing the potential impacts of a ‘cohabitation’ on French #European policy. However, none of them discuss the potential effect of such cohabitation on the French representation at the European Council. While everyone expects President Emmanuel Macron to continue attending European Council meetings as a Head of State in a semi-presidential regime, the reality might be more complicated than that (even as a ‘French creation’) during a ‘cohabitation’. Do not be mistaken by the relatively stability of such representation post ‘Quinquennat’ (5-year presidential term) and post Lisbon-treaty. As such, the composition of the European Council is not precisely defined for each Member State (which decide for itself, according to its own institutional organisation, which state figure attends the meeting). Previous examples also show that the types of attendees may differ according to the meeting (i.e: Finnish President attending with the Prime Minister and the Polish spat in 2008, see here for background: https://lnkd.in/eqCP8nu4 ). Moreover, pre-Lisbon Treaty, all French cohabitations saw numerous European Council meetings attended by BOTH the President and the Prime Minister. While the European Council does not ‘exercise legislative functions’ according to Article 15 TEU, it does define “the general political directions and priorities” and nominates/confirms key EU institutional leaders who will have such functions. It is true that the French President has numerous independent powers under the French Constitution and have been described as possessing a ‘Reserved domain’ in foreign affairs, but a big question remains Are European Affairs still ‘Foreign Affairs’ (the title of French Minister Stéphane Séjourné suggests otherwise)? Finally, it must be stressed that the Treaty formally indicates that “members of the European Council may decide each to be assisted by a minister” – it therefore remains to be seen whether President Macron will be able to preserve his seat at the European Council or whether he will have to share it with a Prime Minister from another political family backed by a majority at the National Assembly. Happy to discuss this further Alberto Alemanno Elisa Braun Giorgio Leali Barbara Moens Bruegel - Improving economic policy Représentation permanente de la France auprès de l’Union européenne 🇫🇷🇪🇺 #France #elections #dissolution
Spats over who gets to go to EU summit break out in Poland, Finland
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💼 Yesterday, the leaders of #EU Member States gathered in Brussels to vote on who would take on the Bloc's top institutional roles. ➡️ Ursula von der Leyen (Germany, EPP group) the incumbent President of the European Commission, has been nominated to serve a second term in office. Securing a second term will be subject to winning a majority vote in the European Parliament next month. ➡️ Antonio Costa (Portugal, S&D group), former prime minister of Portugal, was appointed as President of the European Council, the body gathering Heads of Member States to decide the strategic orientations of the EU. ➡️ Kaja Kallas (Estonia, Renew Europe group), current prime minister of Estonia, was appointed as High-Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs. 🔗 More details on these appointments can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eEz86QgQ 📊 Meanwhile, Eurosif has produced a short roundup of the recent European Election results and what these could mean for the future of #sustainablefinance in the EU. Read on here: https://lnkd.in/eGcTf3d4
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