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Nestlé’s infant formula recall brings back the oldest question a mother asks: who can I trust?

Nestlé has recalled specific batches of infant and follow on formula after tests indicated the possible presence of cereulide, a toxin linked to Bacillus cereus. For parents, the immediate job is checking tins, batch codes and guidance from regulators. Behind it sits a longer dispute about how breast milk substitutes were marketed, and why the WHO created a code to curb promotion.

Europe’s Uneasy Silence as the United States Tests the Limits of International Law

Europe insists it defends international law but has been cautious when an ally breaches it. From Venezuela where EU statements called for restraint and reiterated Maduro’s illegitimacy without legally condemning U.S. force to Greenland, where joint European statements reaffirm sovereignty, selective application risks eroding NATO credibility and Europe’s strategic standing.

The End of the Umbrella: Europe’s Lesson in Dependency

For eight decades Europe nestled under America’s triple canopy, military, technological, psychological. It was a seductive bargain. Washington’s shield let Europe skimp on tanks, pour billions into cradle to grave welfare, and sermonize about liberal values without the gritty cost of standing alone. The Ukraine war tore that illusion to shreds.