Stefan Grobe

1 week ago | euronews.com | Stefan Grobe

In the Middle East, we’ve come to a turning point. Many of Israel’s remaining allies have broken publicly with Benjamin Netanyahu’s government for its relentless pummelling of Gaza and freezing of desperately needed humanitarian aid. In a highly unusual move, Canada, France and the UK threatened Israel with consequences. And even Donald Trump seems to run out of patience. Will Netanyahu listen? What leverage does the international community have on Israel? And on Hamas?

1 week ago | euronews.com | Stefan Grobe

In a live interview during an event on investment opportunities in Morocco in Brussels, Investment Minister Karim Zidane praised the attractiveness of his country as a business location. Morocco's economy and investment capacity benefited from its proximity to the European Union, which is by far the country's most important trading partner, said Zidane. The country also has a well-educated diaspora that knows its way around both Morocco and Europe. These people acted as bridge builders.

1 week ago | msn.com | Stefan Grobe

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1 week ago | euronews.com | Stefan Grobe

In the United States, every June is Pride month – commemorating the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer culture and community. This period allows for a wide range of events, parades, marches, and discussions to take place, providing opportunities for LGBTQ individuals and their allies to come together and make their voices heard. This year, expect fewer rainbow logos and less corporate celebration.

2 weeks ago | fr.euronews.com | Stefan Grobe

L'UE et le Royaume-Uni réorientent leur coopération. Pour la première fois depuis le Brexit, les deux parties se sont rencontrées cette semaine lors d'un sommet à Londres. L'accent a été mis sur un pacte de défense et de sécurité. Mais il a également été question de pêche et de mobilité des jeunes. L'objectif était de trouver des solutions pragmatiques pour améliorer la vie des gens. Bruxelles et Londres sont-elles sur la voie d'une réunification ?