But Egils Levits, 67, told Reuters the existing spending plans covered the building of more military bases to accommodate more troops from NATO allies – an increase agreed at the NATO summit in Madrid last month – but that Latvia, a former Soviet nation like Ukraine, may need to spend more. NATO and European Union member Latvia plans to gradually raise its defence budget to 2.5 percent of gross domestic product by 2025 from around 2 percent now. Latvia may have to increase its defence spending and introduce compulsory military service for citizens regardless of their gender to contain any possible security risks arising from Russia, the president has said. QOGhbiNnkwĥ6 mins ago (23:35 GMT) Latvia considers defence spending boost due to Russia risk
I am deeply shocked by what I witnessed today. I also visited various places where the Russian army has left behind a horrific trail of death and destruction. Today I had the honour of meeting President in Kyiv. I would not like to prepare the Russian Federation for unpleasant surprises for them,” he said. Zelenskyy told journalists after the meeting that he and Rutte discussed weapons supplies, but he could not disclose the details: “I am not sure that I can tell absolutely everything we are negotiating with the Dutch government. This is also the subject of the Ukraine Accountability Conference which will be held later this week in The Hague,” Rutte said, adding that the conference is organised by the Dutch government, the International Criminal Court and the European Commission.
“These appalling crimes must not go unpunished. I am deeply shocked by what I witnessed today”. Rutte said he visited “various place where the Russian army has left behind a horrific trail of death and destruction. The Yankees and Ralph Lauren are both American institutions.The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, has met with Zelenskyy in Kyiv and reaffirmed his country’s support for Ukraine “politically, militarily and economically.” It was a nod to Lauren’s Bronx boyhood stomping grounds, but the alignment didn’t fail to telegraph another detail. It follows the $2 million pledge that the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation made last year to support scholarships for students at 12 historically Black colleges and universities across the country.įor the show’s finale, Vittoria Cerreti came out in a black tux with a Yankees cap on her head and a baseball jacket tossed over her shoulders. Last week, the brand unveiled a new collection, Polo Ralph Lauren Exclusively for Morehouse and Spelman Colleges, that reimagines the collegiate prep look that is so much a part of his repertoire in a more inclusive fashion. In fact, Lauren’s vision is more expansive than it was before the pandemic and the racial justice reckoning of 2020. A special shout-out to the young model who carried his Gilded Age tailcoat with such aplomb. “I was catering to myself.” His new collection for fall touched on many of his famous signatures, starting with Gigi Hadid’s opening look: a monogram sweater tucked into trim pleated pants accessorized by spectator heels and an oversized Ricky bag.ĭriving home the timelessness and elegance of all of it was Lauren’s multigenerational cast: Shalom Harlow and Laetitia Casta mixed with newcomers, and Tyson Beckford, the face of many a 1990s Ralph Lauren campaign, took a lap of his own, stopping to shake the hand of the designer’s brother Jerry along the way. “I wasn’t catering to some lady somewhere, or some guy,” he told Vogue in 2019. You don’t get to your sixth decade in business by waffling, and at 82 Lauren’s signatures are well-established. Adams and Monáe were in the audience, joined by Jessica Chastain and Lily Collins. For his comeback show at the Museum of Modern Art, Lauren recreated his Fifth Avenue living room, down to the steel-armed lounge chairs, coffee table books, and black-and-white photos on the walls depicting his real-life Central Park views. But you know what hasn’t changed? Lauren’s vision of the good life. It was September 2019 when Ralph Lauren invited us all to “Ralph’s Club” and Janelle Monáe charmed absolutely everyone with a sparkling rendition of “Let’s Face the Music and Dance.” Two and a half years later the world is a different place for starters, New York has a new mayor, Eric Adams.
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