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Janosch
8 months ago
This is the duty for Europe to do in it’s very own interest
kyivindependent.com/editorial-am...
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Editorial: America is folding. Europe, will you step up?
The U.S. administration is ready to hand Russia a win in its brutal war against Ukraine. That’s the only conclusion we can make after following the news this week. If anyone held onto hopes that U.S....
https://kyivindependent.com/editorial-america-folding-europe-will-you-step-up/
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There are a bunch of 16th century Dutch songs that go incredibly hard but that have just about disappeared from public consciousness because they read kind of funny to modern eyes
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Phillips OBrien
9 months ago
Here is one of the key paragraphs.
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Ulrike Franke
9 months ago
“Had European nations procured some 100,000 quadcopter drones in 2023—an approach that seemed sensible at the time—it is likely that these systems would now be largely useless. Instead, the European defence industry must be positioned to scale up production & modify systems as needed”
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Drones in Ukraine: Four lessons for the West
From overreliance on China to the growing involvement of civilians, the extensive use of drones in the Ukraine war offers crucial lessons for future conflicts
https://ecfr.eu/article/drones-in-ukraine-four-lessons-for-the-west/
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Haha oh my god these four years are going to be wild
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
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Trump refuses to rule out using military to take Panama Canal and Greenland
Remarks likely to set off alarm bells around the world as Trump prepares to return to the White House this month
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/07/trump-panama-canal-greenland
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Ulrike Franke
10 months ago
Let’s make 2025 the year in which other Europeans and NATO become more like the Finns. Finland seizes a tanker, getting tough on hybrid warfare
econ.st/4gBufbL
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Finland seizes a tanker, getting tough on hybrid warfare
Russian-linked attacks on undersea infrastructure are rising
https://econ.st/4gBufbL
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SwiftOnSecurity
10 months ago
As always, being a non-party to a situation yet having an emotional interest just means you're probably a fucking tool for somebody in it. What do I give a shit about Blake Lively being a good person or not? Why does my opinion suddenly matter in this? Oh I'm a tool.
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Michael Pettis
10 months ago
2/9 The first problem is that in a globalized world, economies with open capital and trade accounts automatically import their industrial policies as the obverse of the industrial policies of their more aggressively interventionist trade partners.
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Which Country Should Design U.S. Industrial Policy?
The decision Americans must make about industrial policy is whether policies that drive the nature and direction of the U.S. economy should be designed at home or abroad by its trade partners. In a hy...
https://carnegieendowment.org/china-financial-markets/2024/07/which-country-should-design-us-industrial-policy?lang=en
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I liked this article
www.brusselstimes.com/belgium/1341...
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Who are the Brussels police helping the homeless?
"The police are seen as a symbol of authority and oppression. We try to be the other side of that."
https://www.brusselstimes.com/belgium/1341648/who-are-the-brussels-police-helping-the-homeless
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Dan Sohege
10 months ago
Then you have the matter of those Syrians who do not want to return. For some it can be too hard and too scary, after fleeing for your life it is understandable to be wary about returning no matter what the situation. There will also be those who have built lives now, and want to keep them. 5/
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Dan Sohege
10 months ago
We are already seeing Syrian refugees attempting to return home. That's not surprising. Despite what certain politicians and pundits claim, the vast majority of refugees want to return home as quickly as possible, hence why most remain in regions of origin. 2/
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Nedal Al-Amari
10 months ago
No way 😂😂😂😂😂😂 We’ve heard of statues being destroyed or smashed, but sitting on them and tying them to a car? That’s the first time I’ve heard of it.
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Oliver Alexander
11 months ago
This might be the greatest headline of all time.
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(((Tendar)))
11 months ago
Militants of the Syrian regime are abandoning their posts in the Mazzeh neighborhood, Damascus. That area is the last line of defense between the advancing rebels and Assad‘s palace.
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Jelmer Visser
11 months ago
Dit is Bashar al-Assad. Bashar al-Assad heeft vandaag een kutdag.
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Rami Jarrah
11 months ago
Stunning images are emerging from Hama, as reports confirm the release of thousands of prisoners from Assad's dungeons. Many were presumed dead, their survival unimaginable, yet now against all odds, they're free.
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why does it feel like we're living through a BIlly Joel song
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There is a tricky thing going on that is very different from the past, which is the needs of the economy and that of national security are drifting very much apart.
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Hidde Bouwmeester
11 months ago
Dit is totaal niet doorgedrongen. Rusland zal de Baltische Landen testen om te kijken of onze solidariteit geen papieren tijger is. In Oost-Europa is dat besef er wel. Een jaar geleden waarschuwde ik hiervoor. 'Een Europees Pearl Harbor is akelig dichtbij.'
hiddebouwmeester.nl/gaat-u-maar-...
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Absolutely the right thing to do
www.theguardian.com/world/2024/d...
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Belgium found guilty of crimes against humanity in colonial Congo
Court said five women were victims of ‘systematic kidnapping’ by state over forced removal from mothers as small children
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/dec/02/belgium-found-guilty-of-crimes-against-humanity-in-colonial-congo
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Interesting article on a 1980s wargame here, with what sounds like a pretty realistic scenario (Soviet breakthrough near Hamburg, tactical first use by NATO, kinda escalates from there)
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Jasper Pillen
11 months ago
Het contrast is overigens ook een steeds grotere bedreiging voor de intense BE-NL militaire samenwerking. Een paradox : de bespaarders hebben altijd de mond vol over samenwerking om zo te kunnen besparen maar dreigen die zelf te ondergraven.
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"Imagine that Russia launches a much bigger sub-threshold attack on a single NATO ally (...) A country suffering such a combination of attacks would rightly see that as an existential threat (...) And what will Russia do? It will rattle its nuclear saber. (...) What happens then?"
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Duncan Money
11 months ago
UAE, Saudi Arabia and Russia (oil), Australia and Brazil (iron ore) and Indonesia (coal) all significantly smaller exporters than Belgium.
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SwiftOnSecurity
11 months ago
We have produced a lineage both oversexed in the mind and completely sterile in body. Where sweat has no smell and flesh has no sound and consequence ends when the scene does. What have we done. Why don't our geckos fuck anymore?
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"Go pound sand" can occasionally be a constructive diplomatic response
11 months ago
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Today in "well what did you expect?"
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A lot busier here all of a sudden.
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