Creating more dependencies on crucial stuff isn't the right way to go..
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She, Francesca Albanese, is and has been always a controversial person according to a report from U.N Watch [ed] and this link in JPost
"A report by United Nations Watch on Wednesday is urging democratic nations to impose sanctions on Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on Palestinian human rights, accusing her of promoting antisemitism, supporting terrorism, and spreading misinformation."
According to the view of some, the whole world must be complicit.
[ed]: typo HRW must be UN watch.
Many mysterious outages of late. Maybe because of energy overload issues , an outdated grid, and or sabotage.
Not exactly surprising
Exactly, because normally ultra processed food contain many free radicals like those mentioned in this Nature 2025 article, but also in this 1995 publication
Link = testcom.com . What is this?
No-one can ever trust Putin ever again.
Yes, It's all about durability, eco friendly and sustainability. I'm all for that. I just like it when you get stuff ( new or used ofc), that simply keeps functioning for years.
You mean you didn't know Northvolt was Swedish? What did the Canadian subsidiary do exactly? I mean there have been strange coincidences or sabotages in both afaik...
Good that those EU subsidies which were allocated to Northvolt remain in Europe, as will their tech.
Iirc, CATL held some shares, I wonder if VW/ Scania bought that as well.
FYi, for a lateral analysis to Chinese Spanish relationship, see also this Elcano Royal Institute , basically:
" Spain shares the EU’s threefold vision of China as partner, competitor and rival, and advocates a greater role for its institutions and greater coordination and collective action among its member states to achieve a more balanced relation and overcome a clear bilateral asymmetry in favour of China."
Add: According to some opinions in the FT, Pedro Sanchez , the current PM (socialist party) is sort of a tactical maverick, sometimes seemingly inconsistent, but it's all about the needs of (his) current political arena.
Tnx for this overview.
It's hard to find any good info. TIL; GrapheneOs was founded by Daniel Micay, a Canadian. That's pretty much European too.
To me, it's about having "de-googling" smartphone OS options. As you seem to be more of an expert, how is safety/ privacy ranked between normal Google Android phones compared to any one of those other OS from that graph; so I undertand at what level were are talking about?
Maybe they have. And maybe they are also better at not being caught.