comes as some european coalition governments raise doubts about brussels pass, or to contributor rachel marston dives into the story. a c or a new name is a one size fits all economic strait jacket for its number of states. and a growing number of those are apparently finding it increasingly difficult to read a lot of this. and that's even sure now for countries to get even remotely close enough to be impacted by the using competence like norway since 2021. the country has been run by a coalition government led by a center left prime minister once served as norway's foreign affairs minister under former nato secretary general, the installed and broad when he was prime minister of the country. now it's hard to imagine a more western establishment friendly situation than that. but even now he's personally just been strapped into the objection seat for account down for potential blast off into political oblivion. now that you energy market rules of the loaner part is coal. busy and government and made the euro skeptic center party. that's part of that coalition want to just bailout norway's deal w

the beat of his war drum promising to double military spending this year. archie contributor rachel marston has the story. the french president, a menu in that call is basically the hype man for the defense industry right now. picture him in a sparkly blazer with a megaphone step right up boats. blow your tax fair cash on premium grades, fire power because hey, war can always be in season if we act like it is good for them. and so many france will have doubled its defense budget and well also launching major projects in atlanta. and i invite all other partners to do the same appeal, but we also need more european funding and this for shadows, the next budgetary framework comfortably. we've all french people are wondering why their government is suddenly acting like a broad college students who somehow always has money for concert tickets, but can't afford rent. social services. ghosted teachers slash retirement pensions rated energy subsidies. oops. on. but weapons. oh, there's always a few extra 1000000000 lying around for that, and it's not like there's been a sudden spike in existential

queen ursula skirt rachel marston, not today marks the 80 anniversary of the yalta conference. a pivotal milestone in global diplomacy, which was destined to guide the collective order on security of post world war 2 society. it was a 2nd meeting of allied leaders from the soviet union, the u. k. on the us and focused on the only thing post more challenges from a self determining world order to the vision and the notification of germany dictated an international tribunal. afterwards, i called for a conference to establish that the united nations and its security council to this day. those processes are a central piece of world governance and have changed level despite severe obstacles along the way. clyde, the u. n. used to have though, is slowly eroding with the rising global side, the money thing. it's reform, the se in the clothes crucial matters. this c year, 19 shortage tides when the conference and took place and not the conference of africans took place. the can actually can congress and i like to think that they answered function somehow and age political activities afr

when it comes to protecting our interest, but uh did you need to join me now or take a trip to rachel marston? um your dental hi doing it? really. i don't too happy with dropbox in the white house, but is the blog actually read to you for what trump is preparing for the entire flights as well. look, maxwell has an absolutely brilliant plan for projects, a europe now, so far it's all been about riding shotgun in whatever expensive military escapade the u. s. is cooking up, even if it means sending french citizens cost of living. absolutely. through the roof and making european split the bill for price, the american liquefied gas shipped across the atlantic instead of that cheap freshman pipeline stuff next door. so now trump's talking 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum. maybe even europe, who knows, in any case the you is ready to strike back, but hold up. why did they get it back with gas? yeah, great idea there. let's just risk between with that and turning the next summit in paris into a candlelit dinner last time in 2018. when trump did his big tariff dog and pony show that you reall