Politico EU30/06/2026Monde1 min de lecture
Global Turmoil: Shipping Disruption, Russia's Cultural Reentry, and NATO's Baltic Concerns
L'essentiel
- Shipping executives face a permanently disrupted world amid global tensions.
- Russia's brief return to the Venice Biennale sparks debate on its cultural place in Europe.
- Meanwhile, NATO's Baltic region is rattled by drones, blamed on Russia, prompting shelter orders in Lithuanian schools.
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‘It’s bad, it’s really bad’: Shipping prepares for a world of permanent disruption Shipping executives are adapting to what they see as a more dangerous and fragmented world.
How the Venice Biennale became Russia’s way back into Europe Moscow’s brief yet controversial return reignited debate over its place in Europe’s cultural institutions, even as the war in Ukraine continues.
NATO’s Baltic flank rattled by drones as VDL blames Russia Lithuanian officials instructed children in schools to take shelter after an unmanned vehicle was detected crossing the border with Belarus.
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