Global Politics
The UK's Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey is set to argue that Britain should have a completely independent nuclear deterrent, citing concerns over the reliability of the US under President Donald Trump. This move is expected to come with a hefty price tag, with Davey acknowledging that building a nuclear capability without US support would "cost billions."
In other news, the US military base in Baghdad, Iraq, was attacked by an FPV drone, with footage of the incident released by Iraq's Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah.
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Key Facts
- Who: Ed Davey, UK Liberal Democrat leader
- What: Calls for independent nuclear deterrent
- When: Sunday
- Where: UK
- Impact: Potential increased defense spending
What Experts Say
"The UK's nuclear deterrent is a vital part of our national security, and it's essential that we have a reliable and independent capability." — Ed Davey, UK Liberal Democrat leader
What Comes Next
As the UK considers its nuclear deterrent, the country's relationship with the US will be closely watched. Meanwhile, the outcome of the mayoral race in Marseille will be seen as a indicator of France's shifting political landscape.
Global Politics
The UK's Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey is set to argue that Britain should have a completely independent nuclear deterrent, citing concerns over the reliability of the US under President Donald Trump. This move is expected to come with a hefty price tag, with Davey acknowledging that building a nuclear capability without US support would "cost billions."
In other news, the US military base in Baghdad, Iraq, was attacked by an FPV drone, with footage of the incident released by Iraq's Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah.
Entertainment News
The world's oldest circus, Cirque d'Hiver in Paris, has been restored to its original glory after a major renovation. The iconic building, first opened in 1852, has hosted many famous performers, including Burt Lancaster and Alexandre Dumas.
Meanwhile, fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer will be disappointed to learn that the planned reboot of the hit 90s series has been cancelled. Sarah Michelle Gellar, the star of the original show, announced that Hulu had decided not to move forward with the project.
European Politics
The mayoral race in Marseille, France's second city, is heating up, with the far right performing strongly. The contest is seen as a bellwether for France's future, with voters across the country choosing mayors this week.
Key Facts
- Who: Ed Davey, UK Liberal Democrat leader
- What: Calls for independent nuclear deterrent
- When: Sunday
- Where: UK
- Impact: Potential increased defense spending
What Experts Say
"The UK's nuclear deterrent is a vital part of our national security, and it's essential that we have a reliable and independent capability." — Ed Davey, UK Liberal Democrat leader
What Comes Next
As the UK considers its nuclear deterrent, the country's relationship with the US will be closely watched. Meanwhile, the outcome of the mayoral race in Marseille will be seen as a indicator of France's shifting political landscape.