Anna's Daybreak News

Good morning news aficionados! Brace yourselves for the most sizzling headlines and stay ahead of the game in the fast-paced world of current events.

• Major Wall Street firms are downsizing in light of decreasing deal volume.


• Some smaller banks are on a hiring spree, taking advantage of the slump.


• Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Barclays Plc and Credit Suisse are losing senior staff to smaller competitors.


• It's time for Wall Street giants to face the music and downsize for tight times ahead.
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• Russian defence ministry said two drones were intercepted and crashed after striking two non-residential buildings at 4 am GMT+2.


• Komsomolsky Avenue in central Moscow and Likhachev Avenue in the south were temporarily closed as glass and concrete debris was found.


• The alleged attack may be a retaliation for Russia's continued pounding of Ukraine's southern port of Odesa, where one was killed and another injured.


• Ukraine has yet to comment on the attack, however they have been destroying Russian military infrastructre in recent months.


• Is Ukraine behind the latest attack in Moscow or was this a auto attack which Putin is known for?
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• The center-right People's Party (PP) and the far-right Vox won a combined 169 seats in parliament


• The ruling Socialists (PSOE) and far-left Sumar won 153, well short of the 176 seats needed


• Exiled Catalan independence leader may be leftist kingmaker


• Spaniards are left with a lengthy negotiations or fresh election and a potential for political chaos


• Spain's political landscape has been thrown into turmoil as the country seeks to recover from a sangria hangover
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• US President Joe Biden is urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to postpone a vote on a proposed reform of Israel’s judicial branch.


• Biden's statement to Axios noted that given the threat and challenges facing Israel, it "doesn't make sense for Israeli leaders to rush this — the focus should be on pulling people together and finding consensus."


• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's latest plan would limit the Supreme Court's power, leading to a profound rift over the country's identity and future.


• Tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Jerusalem this weekend to protest the plan.


• The proposed law is to be voted on Monday, signaling the potential of drastic and irreversible changes to the Israeli judicial system.


• The proposed bill has been met with high levels of criticism due to its implications for judicial independence.


• It looks like Biden has taken it upon himself to be the one to step in and mediate — talk about Uncle Joe coming to the rescue
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Baked with love,

Anna Eisenberg ❤️