Albert 🇩🇪🇪🇺

@JohannaNyman5 Exactly

No, Rutte. Europe needs to strive for military autonomy — and that means buying European whenever possible.

Nice 👍

“Security guarantees in exchange for territory” is exactly the deal Ukraine was offered in 1994. It was called the Budapest Memorandum. Worth remembering how that went.

This fucking timeline...

@frontlinekit Wire colors matter!

For the experts out there... what mistakes did she make?

She's working on the top board this morning, lots of improvement needed here but not a bad first attempt!

"The rest of the free world must wake up and learn from the Ukrainians -- morally and militarily." Well said, @Kasparov63. wsj.com/opinion/munich…

Former NATO SecGen Rasmussen says it clearly: Europe must deploy to western 🇺🇦 now. At least 20,000 troops and 150 aircraft. Create a safe zone to protect civilians. Not "next year", not when it's convenient. Now! Send a message to Moscow and Washington, a message to the world

💔Never foget - never forgive

@vonderleyen That ist more like a "coalition of the unwilling" to really help Ukraine and put European skin in the game.

On this grim anniversary, the Coalition of the Willing stands with Ukraine. We will step up military support and deliveries, with a focus on air defence systems, drones and long-range ammunition. We are working on robust security and prosperity guarantees – together with our US partners, solidly anchored in Ukraine's EU path.

Schwätzer.

I miss the days when disinformation was simply called "lies"

Four years of Russian war against Ukraine. First a failure of the West to deter Russia. Biden, Scholz, Macron talked to the Russian leader before the war. But Putin dismissed their -- weak -- warnings. Then a failure to arm Ukraine properly so that it could win the war.

We should have sent troops when they took Crimea. We should have sent troops when they shot down MH17. We should have sent troops when they launched a full scale invasion of Ukraine. Not to keep the peace. But to make war. We used to stand for something in the West.

„Orbán blockiert erneut das Sanktionspaket gegen Russland sowie dringend benötigte Ukraine‑Hilfen." Was mich wirklich wütend macht: Wir alle wissen, dass das Einstimmigkeitsprinzip in sicherheitsrelevanten Fragen ein Einfallstor für Erpressung ist. Ein einziges Land kann die gesamte Union lahmlegen, selbst dann, wenn Menschenleben davon abhängen. Das ist nicht demokratisch, das ist strukturelle Sabotage. Europa braucht endlich den Mut, dieses Prinzip zu reformieren. Nicht irgendwann. Jetzt. Die Lage ist zu ernst, um sich von politischen U‑Booten ausbremsen zu lassen, die lieber mit Autokraten flirten als europäische Verantwortung zu übernehmen. Und ja: Wer dauerhaft gegen die Grundwerte der EU arbeitet, sollte nicht gleichzeitig von ihren Geldern profitieren. Loyalität zur Union ist keine Einbahnstraße.

Hungary and Slovakia should be kicked out of the EU and NATO.

@euronews @BudrysKestutis He is absolutely right

“We cannot be disrupted each time with these vetoes." Lithuania’s foreign minister @BudrysKestutis hits back at Hungary for blocking EU sanctions against Russia and crucial support for Ukraine. Full interview, on #EuropeToday: l.euronews.com/8A5D

@euronews Yes!

'Change EU rules to stop Hungary's abuse of veto' – Lithuanian FM l.euronews.com/eSij

@Karl_Lauterbach Naja, ich muss trotzdem jedes Mal in die Praxis wenn ich mich telefonisch krankmelden möchte weil die Karte ein Mal pro Quartal neu durchgezogen werden muss. Daher sehe ich keine Änderung

Wenn die telefonische Krankschreibung abgeschafft wird sind die Praxen noch voller. Kranke gehen entweder krank in die Praxis oder krank zur Arbeit. spiegel.de/wirtschaft/cdu…

"Ukraine is the biggest and most consequential of all the American betrayals" (Guardian) Well, first and foremost, it is a European betrayal.

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Atomsau am Morgen. ☕️🥱