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A list of the most influential people in Europe has been published by Politico. At the top, as the most powerful man in Europe is Donald Tusk, who according to Politico is bringing change to Europe.
There are three lists: Changers, Disruptors, and Dreamers.
"For two decades, two men have fought for the soul of Poland: In the blue corner, fighting for a democratic, modern and European vision of the future: Donald Tusk, a former prime minister who served as president of the European Council before returning as opposition leader. In the red corner, conspicuous to traditionalists, conservative Catholics and nationalists: Jaroslaw Kaczynski, head of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party. Now, after eight years in Kaczynski's power , the country is on the threshold of a new era of Tusk, and it seems that the wind of change is blowing again in Poland, Politico points out.
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Politico lists in the category of "changers" officials "in action", at the head of which is the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, who describes her as a chameleon.
Media reports that Meloni's rise last year sent shockwaves through centrists across the continent and beyond. Brussels was preparing for a member of a post-fascist party, and thought it would be a "problem child in the EU". Kiev was bracing for the possibility that Italy would soften support for Ukraine and lift sanctions on Russia.
"But a year later, Meloni has built an important Italy, having moved to implement constitutional reforms that will greatly strengthen the powers of the prime minister. And she's still putting a lot of effort into her far-right base."
Georgia Meloni ("Chameleon")
Ursula von der Leyen (The Queen)
Emmanuel Macron ("Free Manu")
Andrey Yermak ("Green Cardinal" of Kiev)
Recep Tayyip Erdogan ("The Mediator")
Maros Seftsovics ("The Man Who Mends the Broken")
Marine Le Pen ("Restart")
Christine Lagarde ("Hospitality Director")
Keir Starmer ("The Other")
dividers
Elvira Nabiulina is the top technocrat keeping Russian President Vladimir Putin's war machine alive. During her decade at the helm of Russia's central bank, her aggressive monetary policies have consistently saved the ruble and kept the country's economy afloat. Along the way, Putin's banker managed to avoid the effects of unprecedented Western sanctions aimed at draining the Kremlin's coffers, prolonging the war in Ukraine.
Elvira Nabiulina ("Putin's banker")
Carles Puigdemont ("The Rebel")
Viktor Orbán ("He who wears and destroys")
Analena Burbok ("Live")
Manfred Weber ("The Green Deal Killer")
Tom Van Grieken ("The artist of the breakup of Belgium")
Jovita Nelioupsiene ("Washington's Nightingale")
Bidzina Ivanishvili ("Oligarchy")
Bjorn Hocke ("The Fascist")
The dreamers
Winston Churchill. Martin Luther King Jr. Nelson Mandela. Every once in a while, a leader comes along and single-handedly changes the course of history, not through the power of their military or the power of their economy, but through the power of their words. The President of Ukraine is such a leader.
Volodymyr Zelensky ("The Runner")
Alexei Navalny ("Mandela of Russia")
Géral Darmanen (Substitute)
Roberta Metzola ("The New Weapon")
Mary Lou MacDonald ("The Unifier")
Peter Pavel (Hawk)
Thomas Bach (Olympian)
Nigel Farage (Methodist)
Jenny Hermoso (The Woman Who Seized the Case).
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