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Good morning from Delhi where a European delegation led by von der Leyen and Costa were treated as guests of honor at the Republic Day parade. Tomorrow - a trade deal cutting tariffs is expected to be sealed as well as a new defense and security pact. India hit by 50% tariff regime under Trump. De-risking used to be synonymous with China, now it also includes Trump’s tariffs/ America as the European push to diversify and conquer new markets continues. And yes - we got front row seats, but we did wake up at 430am for it!
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Private equity is making big money from the UK’s most vulnerable bloomberg.com/news/features/… via @abhinavvr @sabahmeddings
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Marine Le Pen says France can overcome government collapse to deliver a budget in “a matter of weeks” if her conditions are met bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bpolitics
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Key takeaways from France’s no-confidence vote bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @VidyaRoot
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Some company executives have been hard at work trying to quantify the possible impact of the French government’s proposed increase in corporate taxes bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @markets @MeleyChloe
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Yesterday, the Congress President Shri Mallikarjun Kharge Ji has outperformed himself, his leaders and his party in being absolutely distasteful and disgraceful in his speech.
In a bitter display of spite, he unnecessarily dragged PM Modi into his personal health matters by saying that he would die only after removing PM Modi from power.
It just shows how much hate and fear these Congress people have of PM Modi, that they are thinking of him constantly.
As for the health of Mr. Kharge Ji, Modi Ji prays, I pray and we all pray that he lives a long, healthy life. May he continue to live for many years and may he live to see the creation of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
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Parisian hoteliers have given up on the dream of charging triple their normal rates during the Olympics. But for some, it may be too little too late bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @luxury
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A quiet revolution has been under way in France: Foreign-born CEOs are now running some of the country’s most-strategic companies bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @markets @atorsoli @VidyaRoot
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Our Big Take today: Gucci has a desirability challenge. @arascouet and @tarapatelparis looked at the discount racks. bloomberg.com/news/features/… via @wealth
Two banks share the historic Rothschild family name, and they're increasingly fighting over power, prestige and the most lucrative millionaire clients. Those close to the firms say a merger may be the only way forward. bloomberg.com/features/2024-… via @business
How Hermès built a $151 billion family fortune — the largest in Europe bloomberg.com/news/features/… via @wealth
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Staff at Trafigura worked with alleged fraudster Prateek Gupta to ensure that their dealings would not raise the suspicion of key lender Citigroup, according to messages made public in the court battle between the two sides bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @markets
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Muslims have to find a way to co-exist with the Jews. There’s only 16 million Jews in the world. They are not a threat. They have no world domination ambitions. They only have one tiny piece of land that they call home.
Drop this hatred, this world is big enough for all of us.
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My dad, who is a moderate Muslim, finally expressed his concern and asked me, 'Why are you supporting this genocide?'
He mentioned that he's stopped looking at his phone because he can no longer bear to watch videos of Palestinian children being bombed by Israel.
I replied, 'I empathize with the suffering, and it's not easy for me either.'
Then I showed him a photo, and we both agreed on the gravity of the situation in Palestine.
I then informed him that the photo was actually of a Yemeni child pulled from the rubble resulting from a Saudi bombing in Yemen.
I pointed out that Israel has allegedly killed 7,000 Palestinians, while the Saudis have killed at least 150,000 Yemeni Muslims. Some estimates suggest upto 300,000.
How can we call the current conflict a 'genocide' when what the Saudis did is hardly even discussed by Muslims? Don’t get me started on 200,000 Muslims killed by Bashar Al Asad in Syria.
He responded that if that's the case, he also disagrees with what the Saudis did. I replied, 'How convenient. Nearly half a MILLION fellow Muslims have been killed by other Muslims, and you didn't even know about it. Yet when Israel retaliates against a terrorist organization that has killed, raped, and maimed 1,500 of its citizens, the whole Muslim world reacts?'
It seems to have less to do with preserving Muslim lives and more to do with a religious fantasy of hostility toward Jews.
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Responses of a section of indian commentariat on #Hamas tells you a a lot about one reason for the rise of the right. Extraordinary apologists for terror . Hamas is not the same as Palestine. And those of you who defend / rationalise Hamas are more anti Muslim than anyone else.
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