Cinco pessoas morreram e três ficaram feridas em ocorrências violentas no Sul de Minas entre sábado (13) e domingo (14). Os casos incluem ataques a tiros em bares, homicídios a facadas e um caso de disparo de arma de fogo. A Polícia Civil investiga os crimes.
Zoya Investments liquidator accepted a $2 million settlement to close a Federal Court case against ex-directors Rizwan Rana and Satwinder Singh. The company faced allegations of selling assets to family and using company funds for personal homes before its collapse, leaving creditors like Seaforth Securities with only 3 cents per dollar owed for environmental contamination.
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan signed a framework agreement on strategic cooperation with the US for the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project. The agreement was previously initialed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will sign a memorandum of understanding with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan during a visit to Yerevan on Tuesday, May 26.
Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that Armenia is always interested in preserving and developing normal cooperation with Russia, emphasizing that "non-partnership" benefits neither side. He downplayed the influence of upcoming elections on bilateral relations.
The EU Commission's DG REGIO faces restructuring or extinction as priorities shift. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's popularity plummets. The EU aims to simplify cross-European train ticket purchasing.
Ukraine wants Europe more involved in peace efforts with Russia — but who exactly would represent Europe in those talks? After Vladimir Putin floated former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a possible negotiator, Brussels reacted with disbelief. Host Zoya Sheftalovich and Nick Vinocur unpack the growing debate around Europe’s role in future peace negotiations, including […]
When foreign ministers meet in Brussels today, Israel and Russia will likely dominate the agenda. Today on the pod, Zoya and Nick discuss why the bloc might finally be able to move forward on sanctioning several Israeli individuals involved with settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. Plus, the EU is looking to move forward on a […]
Péter Magyar promised a full reset between Hungary and Brussels after Viktor Orbán’s defeat — but the EU may be ready to unlock only part of Hungary’s frozen billions. Zoya Sheftalovich, dialing in from Madrid, and Sarah Wheaton unpack the first possible tensions emerging between Brussels and post-Orbán Hungary. Then: a right-wing MEP is planning […]
Ermenistan Dışişleri Bakanı Ararat Mirzoyan, Erivan’da düzenlenen bir panelde Türkiye ve ülkesinin yurt dışındaki Ermenilerle olan ilişkisini ele aldı.
Ermenistan Dışişleri Bakanı Ararat Mirzoyan, Türkiye ile Ermenistan arasında "mükemmel bir diyalog" olduğunu kaydetti. Mirzoyan, iki ülke arasında işbirliği için çok sayıda fırsat oluştuğunu belirtti.
The European Commission is unveiling its new anti-poverty strategy today. The only problem is … it doesn’t include any new cash. On the pod, Zoya and Ryan discuss how the EU executive is justifying the lack of new funding in this plan. They also look at how likely the bloc is to reach its target of eradicating poverty by 2050 (spoiler […]
European political parties are misspending their cash, while the public is left in the dark about what’s going on. The European Parliament’s department of finance found political parties and foundations had misspent €1.5 million during the 2024 EU election campaign. Zoya and Ian discuss which parties are the biggest offenders. They also explain how the European Parliament […]
Apart from that, according to the Armenian foreign ministry, Yerevan hosted a meeting between the Armenian and Ukrainian foreign ministers, Ararat Mirzoyan and Andrey Sibiga
The European Central Bank meets today to decide on interest rates amid a challenging economic landscape driven by the Iran war's impact on energy prices and inflation. ECB President Christine Lagarde and rate-setters face a difficult decision as Middle East conflict has created jet fuel shortages, with airlines warning of disruptions and governments advising people to fly less.
Podcast discusses upcoming European Parliament vote on EU's next long-term budget with lawmakers pushing for increased funding amid country opposition. The College of Commissioners meets in Strasbourg to discuss legislative drafting efficiency, with critics warning of weakened safeguards. The Commission's new age verification app to protect minors from adult content faces rollout issues. Listener reactions to Sunday shopping debate in Brussels are heated.
