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Spectator: Cambridge too far
Social media meddling didn’t cause Brexit and Trump, says Brendan O’Neill
Economist: The Queen and the Prophet
The Muslim world is abuzz with the news that Queen Elizabeth II may be descended from the Prophet Muhammad. The claim is old, but gaining renewed interest. Much hinges on a Muslim princess called Zaida, supposedly the daughter of a caliph related to the Prophet. She bore the King of Castile a son, one of whose descendants later married the Earl of Cambridge, an ancestor of the Queen. Reactions to the news have been varied
Economist: Berlusconi takes centre stage again. Deadlock in ItalyItaly struggles to form a government. Silvio Berlusconi is a stumbling-block
Despite advancing age and a criminal record Silvio Berlusconi may again be central to his country’s future. Italy’s election produced a hung parliament and the main parties are trying to form a coalition. The leaders of two potential coalition partners—the maverick Five Star Movement and the right-wing Northern League—disagree on whether to include Mr Berlusconi. Infighting also plagues the left. The result may depend on who splits first
Economist: If Facebook will not fix itself, will Congress?
The two-day grilling of Mark Zuckerberg by Congress, which began yesterday, comes after revelations that nearly 90m Facebook users’ data were shared with third parties without their knowledge. Mr Zuckerberg’s performance was rehearsed and smooth, if a little robotic, and Facebook’s share price closed nearly 5% higher yesterday. But the scandal has exposed deeper problems, and Facebook’s boss was left with plenty to think about
Le Monde: Facebook : face au Congrès américain, la stratégie des excuses ne suffit plus
Après avoir affronté les sénateurs, Mark Zuckerberg s’est présenté mercredi devant les élus de la Chambre des représentants. Un exercice plus ardu, avec des interlocuteurs plus tenaces.
Le Monde: Syrie : le secrétaire général de l’ONU s’inquiète d’une « situation hors contrôle »
Antonio Guterres déplore « l’impasse actuelle », alors que les tensions se sont encore exacerbées entre la Russie et les Etats-Unis.
Le Monde:Emmanuel Macron sur TF1 pour convaincre retraités, provinciaux et classes populaires
Alors que les oppositions se multiplient, le président de la République répondra à 13 heures aux questions de M. Pernaut, en direct depuis une école de l’Orne.
Financial Times: Citi limita le vendite di armi ai clienti corporate
Financial Times: Trump non può cambiare la Cina senza aiuto
Financial Times: I sostenitori della Brexit non vedono l’ora di lottare per la questione della pesca all’interno della fase di transizione
Economist: La lotta per la Russia
Economist: La battaglia per l’area metropolitana di Buenos Aires … 5
Wall Street Journal: La guerra fiscale dell’Europa
Financial Times: Solomon emerge come il favorito per guidare Goldman dopo l’uscita di scena del rivale
Financial Times: I prezzi elevati delle abitazioni sono il segnale del pericolo di una imminente resa dei conti
Financial Times: Il prestito tra privati viene reclamizzato come il futuro ma le grane non sono senza una ragione
Financial Times: Pechino costringe le aziende a vendere le partecipazioni nelle banche finanziate col debito
New York Times: Con la mafia messa a tacere, una grande casa dell’opera torna a cantare
Financial Times: Per riconquistare la fiducia i banchieri hanno bisogno di standard più elevati
Wall Street Journal: Le consegne con i droni sono pronte per il decollo
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