That’s what happens when people don’t want to pay for anything, including journalism.
What are the first 15 comments everytime someone posts a NYT article? “oh, no, paywall, fuck the NYT, greedy Bastards what money for their work”.
You end up with tabloids, clickbait and ad infested shit pages.
War attrition sets in much slower when you’re not at war.
Yes, my government is sending some old equipment and dedicating 10% of the military budget (which is like 2% of the total spending) to help Ukraine.
That is much less shocking than “Dave from school came back without a leg, and my cousin John didn’t come back at all”.
Lithuania and Estonia can suck it.
We then will need Jon Stewart to run against him, to wipe the floor with him. Again.
Israel is buying weapons, so it’s losing funds…
That’s the opposite of funding, tho.
Inflation was bad for a while and Erdoğan insisted in lowering interest rates because he thought they cause inflation.
What changed that now they are rising them? Did he admit he was wrong?
You should look up what “retaliatory” means.
Fascist salute never a risk to public order
- Italy, 2027
Fascist salute now required to maintain public order
- Italy, 2030
Veto on the letter. Too strong, and I don’t like the font.
- the US, every time
Yeah, but you don’t hear it.
One can complain about the industrial-military complex in the US, but in Russia people literally rely on the local ammunition factory for heating their homes. Fucking hell.
Also, a boiler is broken for months in an ammunition factory in the middle of a war?? How many yachts does thr owner have??
No mention of the number for previous years, so a bit useless metric…
Where popcorn?
Sure, ECB.
It won’t, but it will kill some Israelis as well, and that’s a sacrifice internet armchair generals are willing to make.
Do you have a million under the mattress? Because if you need a mortgage, it’s even worse now than in the past, despite the slightly lower prices.
Except now you need even worse debt to buy a house. Two years ago interest rates were around 1%, now it’s over 4%. So the house is 10% cheaper, the interest more than tripled.
Transitioning to renewables would be better, but if we need to depend on one country, I can’t think of one better to rely on than Norway.
Eesti can into Nordics!