Jeanna Smialek
Brussels Bureau Chief at The New York Times
Brussels bureau chief @nytimes. Formerly a Fed reporter and still an economics enthusiast. Wrote a book on central banking's new era, link below.
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4 days ago |
nytimes.com | Jeanna Smialek |Matina Stevis-Gridneff
Canada signed a defense partnership with the European Union on Monday, the latest indication that two of America’s closest allies are deepening their military cooperation as President Trump pulls away and promises to reduce the United States’ role in international security. Mr. Trump has been pushing for other countries in NATO — which includes Canada and most European Union nations — to invest far more in their militaries, accusing them of relying too much on the United States.
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | Adam Satariano |Jeanna Smialek
LONDON — When President Donald Trump issued an executive order in February against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for investigating Israel for war crimes, Microsoft was suddenly thrust into the middle of a geopolitical fight. For years, Microsoft had supplied the court — which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands and investigates and prosecutes human rights breaches, genocides and other crimes of international concern — with digital services such as email.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Adam Satariano |Jeanna Smialek |NYT Business
LONDON -- When President Donald Trump issued an executive order in February against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for investigating Israel for war crimes, Microsoft was suddenly thrust into the middle of a geopolitical fight. For years, Microsoft had supplied the court -- which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands and investigates and prosecutes human rights breaches, genocides and other crimes of international concern -- with digital services such as email.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Adam Satariano |Jeanna Smialek
When President Trump issued an executive order in February against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for investigating Israel for war crimes, Microsoft was suddenly thrust into the middle of a geopolitical fight. For years, Microsoft had supplied the court — which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands and investigates and prosecutes human rights breaches, genocides and other crimes of international concern — with digital services such as email.
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1 week ago |
afr.com | Steven Erlanger |Jim Tankersley |Jeanna Smialek
Berlin | As President Donald Trump decides whether to go to war in Iran, key European countries are pursuing a diplomatic path, hoping to find a negotiated solution and de-escalate the conflict between Israel and Iran before it engulfs the region.
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Context here: The two haven't met formally since he's taken office, though they chatted briefly at Pope Francis' funeral in Rome. https://t.co/x9BiYlMaQM
"She's so fantastic, she's so fantastic, I hope we're going to meet," President Trump says of Ursula von der Leyen during his Oval Office appearance Thursday. "The answer is yes." He adds that the E.U. is a "big thing" and that "they want to make a deal very badly."
"She's so fantastic, she's so fantastic, I hope we're going to meet," President Trump says of Ursula von der Leyen during his Oval Office appearance Thursday. "The answer is yes." He adds that the E.U. is a "big thing" and that "they want to make a deal very badly."
Including the walk-off quote: "We don’t need to be as good as the United States. We only need to be better than Russia.”
"We Poles will not live in a gray zone ever again." Great @StevenErlanger piece on Poland's push for a more self-reliant Europe. https://t.co/ntlakAtKmH