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Peer reviewed?
Probably, just not very relevelant and it has a sensational headline:
The findings suggest a practical and scalable pathway for extending density limits in tokamaks and next-generation burning plasma fusion devices,” said Professor Ping Zhu from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, who so-led the research.
We still won’t have any fusion, for years to come. In France, USA and other places, they are working on this too.
overview of the like 30ish military bases the US had in Greenland.
It’s an example that if security is what they really want, USA could use easily use this format and reopen bases, or build news ones or whatever, within the current Danish-US agreement.
Now that title is the original one, imo I do miss some overview of the like 30ish military bases the US had in Greenland. I find this relevant because the main argument Trump’s been forwarding is the need to secure Greenland. This recent article, is a brief history of US military bases in Greenland.
I also found this map:
#Add: This NG article claims that some bases were toxic and needed cleaning up. “In late summer 2019, cleanup work began at the former military base Bluie East Two. On January 11, 2018, Denmark had announced that it would contribute 180 million kroner ($29 million U.S.) over six years to begin cleaning up some of the abandoned military bases on Greenland, though experts warned that the amount was unlikely to be enough to finish the job.”
Don’t change the original title: Trump’s push to acquire Greenland puts Arctic island in focus
That’s because it’s not in English/s
And it’s already getting worse, and nobody is suprised.
Telesur is dictatorship propaganda like the RT or Tass version of South america.
He [ Democratic elected Opposition President Edmundo González] charged with crimes of conspiracy, complicity in the use of violent acts against the Republic, usurpation of functions, forging of documents, among others. The Attorney General’s Office of Venezuela issued an arrest warrant this Thursday against former far-right candidate Edmundo González Urrutia, for numerous crimes.
“As president [Democratic elected Opposition President Edmundo González] of the Venezuelans, I make a calm and clear call to the national armed forces and the State security forces. Its duty is to fulfill and enforce the sovereign mandate expressed on July 28, 2024. As commander in chief I remind you that your loyalty is to the Constitution, to the people and to the Republic”, González stated in a video shared on social networks.”
Yeah we need more info on such specs.
The days of the " international world order" as we know it have officially ended, when three out of the five permanent UN members are not upholding it.
Same difference (nti):
In February 2022, Belarus amended its constitution to allow Russia to deploy nuclear weapons on Belarussian territory. Russia deployed dozens of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus at the end of 2023, and placed Belarus under its nuclear umbrella.
The German Government
From this Pov:
I’m no German citizen, but I feel the German Government needs to sort out what their Staatsräson, or reason of state, really means in 2020’s, like “protecting Jews and their state” Indiscriminately supporting Netanyahu is imo not the way.
To be clear, I stand against all forms of racism, fascism and discrimination.
I agree that these are scandalous practices.( #e)
It’s more that many things need to be proven with evidence and without doubt in a court of law. People are in principle innocent unless proven guilty. I mean lots of criminal bossez don’t get convicted for lack of proof, and or they just make judges" an offer they can’t refuse, like a bullet or some payoff money. Corruptionsand bribery are done in such fashion, afaik.
Having a right, isn’t the same as you getting the right. System doesn’t always work out well for the underdog, unfortunately.
How so? Electoral fraud and or foreign election interference are illegal afaik. It’s just - something hard to prove, probably.
The whole Cambridge Analytica( Brexit) isn’t really a showcase as there was no political will to persecute this. There were technically many occasssions the not legally binding referendum could’ve been overthrown, but the UK institutions just didn’t.
Just found this great quote in the article: Michel Duclos, a former senior French diplomat (…) said:
“Dmitriev celebrated in Miami, Breton denied US visa: Europe is becoming the new Russia for Washington. It brings to mind the 1920s – America favouring the former enemy [Germany) against its former allies – but worse.”
The EU really should.
Yeah, that happens.
Yes, that’s what I thought at first too. A [country] tag somewhere in the summary of the Post can be helpful at times. Though according to this community, US internal news shouldn’t be posted here fyi.#E
I’m unsure what sanctions relief US will precisely provide Belarus ( there were talks of opening the airspace, but here they talk about fertilizers and some trade), but it’s almost guaranteed that this sanctionrelief will give Ruzzia a new lifeline, prolonging the conflict and they counter the sanctions that are in place.
I’d welcome a future where Belarusians will be free.
This article creates a weird context. They are glueing here Trump’s intervention to the question whether the people want a regime change. I think those are two separate topics.
I don’t think anyone condones this Trump intervention, and I agree that it is disturbing and can have far-reaching consequences.
Apart from this, it’s Interesting to read how some journalist keep interviewing people living in a dictatorship and then call that public opinion. The quoted poll was made by a Venezuelan based company by a survey of 1200 ( maybe pre selected) individuals. Also according to UN officials the opposition has won the elections in Venezuela. If you wonder how the 8 million Venezuelans that have fled the country would feel about regime change per 12 dec 2025 ( The Hill):
" Venezuelans cite the same reasons for leaving: the impossibility of earning a stable income, the collapse of basic services, insecurity and the certainty that life will not improve under an authoritarian regime. These motivations have remained consistent regardless of U.S. foreign policy.
Those who leave sure tell a different story. I wonder why?
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