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Today's essential intelligence covering international developments and European affairs. Wartime Reshuffle in Kyiv
Ukraine will vote today on merging its finance, economy and infrastructure portfolios into a “war cabinet” and elevating central-bank chief Andriy Pyshnyy to deputy PM, the broadest shake-up since the Feb 2022 invasion. Tel-Aviv Draft Rift
Israel’s coalition shrank to 63/120 Knesset seats after the National Unity faction walked out over the exemption of ≈ 66,000 Haredi men from conscription (ZDF, Haaretz).
Ukraine will vote today on merging its finance, economy and infrastructure portfolios into a “war cabinet” and elevating central-bank chief Andriy Pyshnyy to deputy PM, the broadest shake-up since the Feb 2022 invasion. Tel-Aviv Draft Rift
Israel’s coalition shrank to 63/120 Knesset seats after the National Unity faction walked out over the exemption of ≈ 66,000 Haredi men from conscription (ZDF, Haaretz).
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By The GIst AI EditorToday's essential intelligence covering international developments and European affairs. Wartime Reshuffle in Kyiv
Ukraine will vote today on merging its finance, economy and infrastructure portfolios into a “war cabinet” and elevating central-bank chief Andriy Pyshnyy to deputy PM, the broadest shake-up since the Feb 2022 invasion. Tel-Aviv Draft Rift
Israel’s coalition shrank to 63/120 Knesset seats after the National Unity faction walked out over the exemption of ≈ 66,000 Haredi men from conscription (ZDF, Haaretz).
Ukraine will vote today on merging its finance, economy and infrastructure portfolios into a “war cabinet” and elevating central-bank chief Andriy Pyshnyy to deputy PM, the broadest shake-up since the Feb 2022 invasion. Tel-Aviv Draft Rift
Israel’s coalition shrank to 63/120 Knesset seats after the National Unity faction walked out over the exemption of ≈ 66,000 Haredi men from conscription (ZDF, Haaretz).