ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
c'avete rotto l'anima per mesi anzi per anni col fatto che a sx erano tutte bruttarelle, ed ora una ragazza be e immagino capace è il nuovo sindaco di Genova
Dogtown
Forever Ultras Ghetto
Ancora con questo “Ci avete”…ci avete chi?…io sono responsabile solo di ciò che dico io e non parlo mai per gli altri…quindi anche basta con queste generalizzazioni, grazie.
Dogtown
Forever Ultras Ghetto
@ConteRosso
Invece di cancellare il tuo post, dove mi dicevi che non mi hai quotato quando invece hai risposto ad un mio post, scrivendo che ho problemi di comprensione…potevi semplicemente scusarti, come ho fatto io ieri quando mi sono sbagliato nei tuoi confronti.
E invece no, prima scrivi cazzate e poi le cancelli, emblematico.
Invece di cancellare il tuo post, dove mi dicevi che non mi hai quotato quando invece hai risposto ad un mio post, scrivendo che ho problemi di comprensione…potevi semplicemente scusarti, come ho fatto io ieri quando mi sono sbagliato nei tuoi confronti.
E invece no, prima scrivi cazzate e poi le cancelli, emblematico.
ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
mi scuso adesso, l'ho rimosso solo per non creare polemiche che non era nel mio intento.
captain sparrow
Forumer storico
Politica inglese
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Daee
Forumer storico
Potrei scrivere che fanno sempre così. Ma va bene solo se lo dicono loro
captain sparrow
Forumer storico
Politiche UE e russia
Natasa Pirc Musar claimed European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has confirmed plans to reestablish contact with Moscow
Slovenia's President Natasa Pirc Musar © Getty Images / Omar Marques
The EU is preparing to resume direct contact with Russia, Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar has claimed, citing a recent conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a visit to Brussels.
In an interview published Monday in Politico’s Brussels Playbook newsletter, Musar suggested that the bloc should appoint a group of “wise men and women” to initiate “silent” diplomacy with Russia as a first step towards restoring direct dialogue.
She claimed that she had raised the issue directly with von der Leyen, who reportedly responded that “they are working on that.” The claims have not been confirmed by von der Leyen herself.
The EU has severed most ties with Russia and imposed sweeping sanctions since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
Musar, however, stated that cutting off communication with Moscow was one of the EU’s biggest “mistakes,” arguing that a refusal to engage with Russia – as well as with member states such as Hungary and Slovakia – has weakened the EU’s political standing. Instead, she insisted that the bloc must focus on being invited to future negotiations alongside the US, Russia, and Ukraine.
According to Musar, dialogue with Moscow remains necessary even if Ukraine peace talks have “not yet” produced results, while insisting that the EU pursue “dialogue, dialogue, dialogue.”
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The Slovenian president also raised concern over the EU’s increasing military spending, stressing that these efforts should not come at the expense of social protection. “Every single country needs to be careful in that, not to minimize the social warfare,” Musar said, adding that people were “afraid” of sacrificing social programs for military spending.
In recent months, a number of EU states such as France, Germany, and Belgium have announced cuts to spending on social support programs, citing budget deficits and rising debt.
At the same time, EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion ($169 billion) debt program last week to provide for the bloc’s ongoing militarization efforts. The agreement will allow member states to bypass standard voting procedures in the European Parliament in order to take out low-interest debt to spend on military equipment. Some EU states have reportedly indicated they could use the program to provide additional military assistance to Kiev.
Moscow has repeatedly condemned the bloc’s increasing militarization and warned that the EU’s military spending hikes amount to an “incitement of war” in Europe.
EU ‘working on’ restoring dialogue with Russia – Slovenian president
Published: 26 May 2025 | 11:00 GMTNatasa Pirc Musar claimed European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has confirmed plans to reestablish contact with Moscow
Slovenia's President Natasa Pirc Musar © Getty Images / Omar Marques
The EU is preparing to resume direct contact with Russia, Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar has claimed, citing a recent conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a visit to Brussels.
In an interview published Monday in Politico’s Brussels Playbook newsletter, Musar suggested that the bloc should appoint a group of “wise men and women” to initiate “silent” diplomacy with Russia as a first step towards restoring direct dialogue.
She claimed that she had raised the issue directly with von der Leyen, who reportedly responded that “they are working on that.” The claims have not been confirmed by von der Leyen herself.
The EU has severed most ties with Russia and imposed sweeping sanctions since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
Musar, however, stated that cutting off communication with Moscow was one of the EU’s biggest “mistakes,” arguing that a refusal to engage with Russia – as well as with member states such as Hungary and Slovakia – has weakened the EU’s political standing. Instead, she insisted that the bloc must focus on being invited to future negotiations alongside the US, Russia, and Ukraine.
According to Musar, dialogue with Moscow remains necessary even if Ukraine peace talks have “not yet” produced results, while insisting that the EU pursue “dialogue, dialogue, dialogue.”
Read more
German politician urges talks on restoring Nord Stream
The Slovenian president also raised concern over the EU’s increasing military spending, stressing that these efforts should not come at the expense of social protection. “Every single country needs to be careful in that, not to minimize the social warfare,” Musar said, adding that people were “afraid” of sacrificing social programs for military spending.
In recent months, a number of EU states such as France, Germany, and Belgium have announced cuts to spending on social support programs, citing budget deficits and rising debt.
At the same time, EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion ($169 billion) debt program last week to provide for the bloc’s ongoing militarization efforts. The agreement will allow member states to bypass standard voting procedures in the European Parliament in order to take out low-interest debt to spend on military equipment. Some EU states have reportedly indicated they could use the program to provide additional military assistance to Kiev.
Moscow has repeatedly condemned the bloc’s increasing militarization and warned that the EU’s military spending hikes amount to an “incitement of war” in Europe.
ConteRosso
mod sanguinario
sempre? E dai è stato un errore te nn sbagli mai?Potrei scrivere che fanno sempre così. Ma va bene solo se lo dicono loro
