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وقرر القاضي مثول باراك أمام محكمة فيدرالية في نيويورك الأسبوع المقبل. كما أمر القاضي بارتداء باراك سوار لمراقبة تحركاته من خلال نظام تحديد المواقع (GPS)، ومنعه من تحويل أي أموال إلى الخارج وقيد سفره إلى مناطق من جنوب كاليفورنيا ونيويورك. وكان ممثل للادعاء في المحكمة قال، الجمعة، إن باراك توصل لاتفاق مع ممثلي الادعاء سيسمح بالإفر�...

NOT GOING WELL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan used a visit to (northern) Nicosia on Tuesday to repeat his provocative claim that talks on the future of Cyprus can only happen between “the two states.” He came to mark the 47th anniversary of his country’s invasion of Cyprus, in yet another move that will complicate Turkish relations with the EU. Turkey doesn’t have “another 50 years to waste,” Erdoğan said. Nektaria Stamouli has the report. GOOD MORNING, and happy Belgian National Day to our local Playbookers. DEBATING THE RULE OF LAW        POLAND’S SUMMER SHO...

  FISHY MONDAY: Agriculture (and/or fishery) ministers meet today and should still be very enthusiastic after reaching a political agreement on the Common Agricultural Policy. They’ll also welcome a Commission plan to boost organic farming by the end of the decade, according to their own planned conclusions, which are available here. Also happening today: European Council chief Charles Michel will attend the Batumi International Conference organized by the Georgian government. Ahead of the visit, Georgian MP Salome Samadashvili, a former head of Georgia’s mission to the EU, argues in th...

HORROR FLOODS: Thursday served as a reminder of how broad and unforeseeable the range of tasks in politics is. On a visit designed to make up for some dark years in bilateral relations with the U.S., German Chancellor Angela Merkel asked for her host Joe Biden’s understanding when she addressed the extraordinary heavy rains and floods in Germany and Western Europe first. People’s “houses houses were literally death traps,” Merkel said at a joint press conference with the U.S. president after 11 p.m. our time. ‘My empathy and heart go out to all those who in this catastrophe lost the...

RUBICON DAY: Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is in town for dinner with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tonight. Whether they meet on the same bank of the Rubicon will depend on Poland’s Constitutional Court — or what’s left of it: Its judges will decide as early as today whether the government can point to domestic case law to claim it can disregard EU legislation and European Court of Justice rulings. Hard to imagine that von der Leyen and Morawiecki will discuss the Green Deal and other policy issues as if nothing has happened, should the Polish judges gre...