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    Spanien fährt die Siegesrunde, während sich die EU um Sánchez‘ Antikriegsposition zusammenschließt


    Spanien fährt die Siegesrunde, während sich die EU um Sánchez‘ Antikriegsposition zusammenschließt

    https://www.politico.eu/article/spain-takes-victory-lap-as-rest-of-the-eu-coalesces-around-pedro-sanchez-anti-war-position/

    Von Crossstoney

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    1. DavidLynchsCoffeeBea on

      Spain is doing the right thing: €1 billion for the defending of Ukraine, while not supporting seemingly indiscriminate bombings in the Hormuz.

      As a Swede I’m glad that Spain is rational, good, and more so than anything else (something we would all wish for the US to be at this point in time as well): Sane.

    2. Over-Willingness-933 on

      It might not be good for Sanchez, if Iran collapses quickly. The regime is doing crazy things like random attacks on neighbours without any command structure because they are all dead. There are links to Iran funding the ANC in South Africa and there are pictures of Sanchez in Iran well before he was Spanish Prime Minister, and there might be interesting things that could come out

    4. I405CA on

      Trump is on track for a unilateral TACO.

      When he stops firing, that is going to leave a diplomatic vacuum. China will try to fill it, and it would be wise to reduce their influence.

      Qatar and UAE should be keen on cleaning up this mess as soon as possible. That is where someone in the EU — perhaps Finland — should play referee.

      Iran is going to want cash and prizes, so I assume that the EU is already thinking about what humanitarian aid will be provided.

      So it is wise to follow Spain’s lead. Staying neutral provides the opportunity to deal with the cleanup following the cessation of Operation Epic Fail.

    5. TXDobber on

      Seems like Spain is not coalescing behind Sanchez’ anti-war position, otherwise he’d start reversing the decline his party has done the past couple of years in the polls.

      Similar to Macron, it would seem he’s significantly more popular abroad than at home. And similar to Macron, unless he makes the jump to Brussels, will probably not be around after 2027. Tho PSOE seems to cling hard onto Sanchez, so maybe they stick with him even if they lose the next election.

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