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Erik1801 t1_je0n63d wrote
Reply to comment by adbrian2007 in Germany hoping to increase its military aid to Ukraine to up to €15 billion in coming years by Straight_Ad2258
wdym ignoring your own people ? Thats not how budgets work. Germany military spending is not even 2% of the GDP, and 15 Billion just isnt that much money all things considered.
The MoD already has a certain budget for Aid and other programs extend that ceiling. For example, a lot of the Aid to Ukraine is just Ukraine buying stuff from German companies and handing the bill to the Governmnent.
Most people get that a government budget plan =/= wages. The MoD can spend the 15 Billion how they want, that will have 0 effect of wages because as it turns out the MoD is not responsible for wage regulation.
momminhard t1_je0n4tr wrote
Reply to comment by RUS_BOT_tokyo in Ukraine needs more prosthetics clinicians as war toll mounts by Quantum_II
We need prosthetic clinicians too!
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Travelplaylearn t1_je0m3s3 wrote
Reply to comment by rawdizzl in Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy party dissolved by rob5i
There was an index on democratic governance, only South Korea, Taiwan and Japan passed with flying colours. India was mid level.
rawdizzl t1_je0lxb9 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy party dissolved by rob5i
Lots of Asians have democracy?
No-Hotel2966 t1_je0lxaa wrote
Reply to comment by speedbawl in Annie Ernaux, the 2022 Nobel literature laureate, has backed calls for a thorough investigation after four female students said they were sexually assaulted by police in the western city of Nantes following a protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s deeply contentious pension reform by DoremusJessup
Crime has spiked in recent years, to a level near Marseille
Throwaway08080909070 t1_je0lcbo wrote
Reply to comment by Complex_Committee_25 in As Cuba election day nears, some voters ask, 'why bother?' by Newgripper1221
With countries like Cuba the official numbers are crap, look at the excess deaths numbers, which was 550 per 100k for Cuba.
Worse than the US.
They just lied! lol
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Thanks_Ollie t1_je0jwwn wrote
Reply to comment by RUS_BOT_tokyo in Ukraine needs more prosthetics clinicians as war toll mounts by Quantum_II
Understatement of the century!
WanderingPickles t1_je0iw01 wrote
Reply to comment by gaukonigshofen in Banks in France Face More Than $1.1 Billion Fines After Raids by 21Rep
There is always risk. However, sitting on physical cash is a bad idea. I googled the inflationary changes and those numbers are correct.
The least bad option is to park cash in a savings accounts. At least you get a fraction of inflation.
autotldr t1_je0i370 wrote
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 89%. (I'm a bot)
> Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy has been dissolved after it refused to comply with a tough new party registration law imposed by Myanmar's military, according to junta-controlled media.
> The public voted overwhelmingly for the NLD in 2020 but the military refused to accept the results and seized power months later, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi and others.
> When asked if Aung San Suu Kyi had commented on the upcoming election run by the regime through her lawyers or other members of the party, Tun Myint said they did not have contact with her.
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Baraka1987 t1_je0i0lk wrote
Reply to comment by mjbcesar in Two people killed in Lisbon Ismaili centre attack - The Portugal News by brum-tommo-bor
Yeah yeah but that was way before I was born so I don't really remember or know much about that, only the few bits my parents told me
mjbcesar t1_je0hwj5 wrote
Reply to comment by Baraka1987 in Two people killed in Lisbon Ismaili centre attack - The Portugal News by brum-tommo-bor
Other than the ones from FP25 back in the day, right?
gaukonigshofen t1_je0gx25 wrote
Reply to comment by WanderingPickles in Banks in France Face More Than $1.1 Billion Fines After Raids by 21Rep
considering some people have bad luck with stock market, it might not be that bad
oripash t1_je0grz4 wrote
Reply to comment by it_diedinhermouth in Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
A bad attempt at diversion would be if Japan went ahead and sank that thing.
foodfightbystander t1_je0fwll wrote
Reply to comment by Ben_aid in Martine Vik Magnussen: Billionaire’s son admits role in death to BBC by msemen_DZ
> diplomatic immunity extended to their children MUST be abolished
While it's easy to say that as a knee-jerk reaction, you have to realize that families of diplomats have to have diplomatic immunity. The whole point of diplomatic immunity is so that people can conduct diplomatic duties freely and safely, even during periods of political tension and armed conflict. If that doesn't apply to families, then it becomes simple to manipulate diplomats via their families.
The actual mechanism you want is that foreign officials home countries have the ability to waive immunity in the case of a serious crimes unrelated to their diplomatic role. This is the mechanism that needs to be employed more often, particularly in cases like this.
it_diedinhermouth t1_je0f73q wrote
Reply to Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
Bad attempt at diversion?
Arcades057 t1_je0eqt5 wrote
Weird how none of these predictions turn out to be true, but people keep believing in them.
If only you could all appreciate the similarities between climate-related doomsday prophecies and biblical doomsday prophecies fed to the masses in earlier times.
Grabba-The-Butt t1_je0echz wrote
Reply to Glass beads on moon’s surface may hold billions of tonnes of water, scientists say | The moon by GeraldKutney
How big are these glass beads? I hear beads and I imagine very small.
WanderingPickles t1_je0ech4 wrote
Reply to comment by gaukonigshofen in Banks in France Face More Than $1.1 Billion Fines After Raids by 21Rep
Why?
These people were making/retaining money (by reducing tax exposure) via shady means. They didn’t lose money in the trading activity.
Putting cash in a mattress is a sure way of losing value. $100/€100 in 2005 is now worth $64.92/70.68.
Cat_stacker t1_je0cex7 wrote
Reply to Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
That's a good idea in case Ukraine tries to circle around the globe and counterattack from behind.
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vovr t1_je0bjgz wrote
Reply to Germany hoping to increase its military aid to Ukraine to up to €15 billion in coming years by Straight_Ad2258
I am ‘hoping’ to bring out the trash in the coming years.
al3xandrec t1_je0a5u0 wrote
Reply to comment by ikzeidegek in Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise by TallAd3975
The Pacific watching Ruzzia throw missles at it: This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!
Commercial-9751 t1_je0nbg6 wrote
Reply to comment by Customer-Useful in Glass beads on moon’s surface may hold billions of tonnes of water, scientists say | The moon by GeraldKutney
In addition to sustaining life, water can be turned into rocket fuel on the moon, so it could be a lunar gas station rather than needing transport from earth where it takes way more fuel just to reach orbit.