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About Bruno
Bruno Waterfield is Brussels correspondent for The Times. He has been reporting on European affairs for almost 20 years, first from Westminster and then from the capital of the EU. He reported for the Daily Telegraph from Brussels from 2007 to 2015.
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What a Trump presidency means for Ukraine, Middle East, Europe and Asia

06 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
The article explores the potential implications of a Trump presidency on global politics, focusing on Ukraine, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Trump's proposed strategies include coercing Ukraine into peace talks and altering US support for Israel and the Middle East. European leaders express concern over Trump's unpredictability, while Asian countries brace for economic impacts from potential trade wars. The article highlights the differing perspectives of global leaders and the potential shifts in international relations under Trump's leadership.

US election results: Trump beats Harris before all states called

06 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Donald Trump has won the 2024 US presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris. The victory was secured by flipping key swing states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Trump's win marks a significant political comeback, making him the second president in US history to win re-election after a term out of office. The article highlights reactions from various stakeholders, including international leaders and political figures, and discusses potential implications for US foreign and domestic policy. The election results have sparked discussions on civil rights, foreign relations, and economic policies, with Trump's administration expected to bring significant changes.

That's my grandma: inspiration for The Haymaker is identified

05 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
The inspiration for Emile Claus's painting 'The Haymaker' has been identified as Verplaetse, a farm girl from Astene, near Deinze, Belgium. Her family, who had been searching for the painting for years, recognized her likeness at an exhibition. The painting, previously in private hands, was not exhibited until recently. The discovery has been an emotional experience for the family, as Verplaetse's resemblance to several family members, including the speaker's daughter, was striking.

Dog stolen in Belgium found 200 miles away in Paris after appeal

04 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
A dog named Lex, stolen in Belgium, was found in Paris after a social media appeal. Florentina Munteanu, the dog's owner, was contacted by Chantal Voet, who identified Lex with a homeless man in Paris. French police confirmed the dog's identity through a chip check and facilitated a reunion with the family. The homeless man claimed to have bought the dog at a market, presenting falsified documents. Lex was found healthy, having gained weight during his time away.

Netherlands pondering Assad deal to return Syrian asylum seekers

24 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
The Netherlands is considering a controversial deal with the Assad regime to return Syrian asylum seekers, sparking criticism from opposition parties and human rights organizations. The plan is part of a broader European Union effort to renew diplomatic ties with Syria, despite concerns over human rights abuses. The Dutch government faces opposition from the refugee council and political figures who argue that Syria remains unsafe for returnees. The proposal includes abolishing indefinite refugee permits and establishing detention centers for undocumented asylum seekers.

Antwerp Vice: €40m cocaine heist sparks international gang war

18 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
A €40 million cocaine heist in Antwerp, linked to the Mocro mafia, has ignited a violent international gang war. The stolen drugs, originally belonging to the gang led by Ridouan Taghi, have led to a series of retaliatory attacks, including bombings and kidnappings across Europe. The Mocro mafia, known for its ruthlessness, has been implicated in various violent incidents, including the murder of journalist Peter De Vries. The heist has heightened tensions in the criminal underworld, with law enforcement agencies in Belgium and the Netherlands actively pursuing those involved.

Why Giorgia Meloni is seeking to bring Assad in from the cold

16 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Giorgia Meloni is advocating for the European Union to re-establish diplomatic relations with Syria, aiming to facilitate the return of Syrian refugees. Her approach includes appointing an ambassador to Damascus and negotiating migration agreements with Middle Eastern countries. Meloni's influence is evident as the EU considers stricter migration policies and deportation camps outside its borders. The ongoing Middle East conflict and its potential impact on migration to Europe are significant concerns for EU leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen.

Where is assisted dying legal? How the rules worldwide compare

16 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
The article examines the legal status of assisted dying across various countries, highlighting differences in legislation and practices. In the Netherlands, euthanasia is legal under strict conditions, with a notable increase in cases related to psychological suffering. Switzerland allows assisted suicide but not active euthanasia, with recent controversies over 'suicide tourism' and the use of 'suicide capsules.' Belgium permits euthanasia for unbearable suffering, with debates over cases involving psychological conditions. Australia has legalized voluntary assisted dying in all states except the Northern Territory, with specific eligibility criteria. In the US, physician-assisted suicide is legal in 11 states, with Oregon being the first to allow non-residents to seek assisted death. Canada's Maid laws permit assisted dying for terminal and chronic conditions, with ongoing discussions about expanding eligibility to include mental illness.

Dutch princess enjoys student life after security exile in Madrid

06 Sep 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Princess Amalia of the Netherlands is enjoying her student life in Amsterdam after a period of security exile in Madrid due to threats from a criminal gang. The Amsterdam student association ASC/AVSV, which she joined, has a history of controversies but remains a significant part of student tradition. Amalia's personal life, including her past relationship with Prince Boris Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, is kept private. The assassination of journalist Peter de Vries and the involvement of drug lord Ridouan Taghi in plotting against Amalia and the Dutch prime minister highlight the serious security concerns that led to her temporary relocation.

Man with 1,000 Kids? Sperm donor sues Netflix over ‘exaggerated’ numbers

05 Sep 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Meijer, a Dutch sperm donor, is suing Netflix over claims made in a documentary that he fathered hundreds or even thousands of children. He argues that the numbers are exaggerated and that the film misrepresents him. Meijer, who stopped donating sperm in 2019, except for families seeking additional children, has faced legal action for violating Dutch guidelines on sperm donation. The court ruled that his actions could have serious psycho-social consequences for the children involved. Meijer defends his actions on social media, portraying himself as altruistic, while critics accuse him of deception.
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