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Nei social italiani si diffonde l'idea che il governo bulgaro è caduto a causa dell'adozione dell'euro tra pochi giorni. Questa è solamente la nuova prova che gli italiani non capiscono cosa succede in Bulgaria. È vero che la politica bulgara è molto confondente, ma la causa più grande è che nessuno in Italia interessa cosa succede nel paese balcanico. È più importante approfittare degli avvenimenti per la propria causa. E per tanti in Italia, questa è la lotta contro il nemico invisibile - l'euro.

Allego una spiegazione di cosa è accaduto in Bulgaria, aggiungendo che il governo uscente sotto una pretesa europea era filoruso. Mentre in Bulgaria ci sono proteste contro l'euro, l'affluenza è minuscola in confronto dell'accaduto con il governo. In più i slogan della protesta anti-euro sono talmente pro-putinista, che uno si potrebbe giustamente porre la domanda chi paga.

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Kazakhstan plans to supply 50,000 metric tons of crude to China directly from the vast Kashagan field in December for the first time after a Ukrainian drone damaged the Black Sea terminal of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), two sources told Reuters.

Kashagan usually exports most of its oil via CPC to the terminal at the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk for further transportation.

"The incident at CPC's marine terminal did not lead to a complete halt in exports... The ministry, together with producers, is working to redistribute volumes and intensify the use of alternative routes," it said in a written response.

Different sources report different planned destinations. According to VesselFinder the tanker had its AIS transponder switched off for 17 days.

Hopefully this is just the start of a new way to handling these situations. A number of other NATO countries in the area from Finland to Bulgaria could do the same.

This policy is shared by other EU countries like Romania and Bulgaria. With it they effectively refuse to support Ukrainian air defence, which is under extreme pressure.

Remember that Turkey struck down a Russian jet that flew in from Syria? This is what it takes.

MediaZona reported about 2 weeks ago that a huge trial into fake wounds going on. It's hard to know whether it is the wounds or the trial that is fake. In any case at its centre are some of Russia's "elite" forces, also known from Bucha. Also, despite military men always being at the bottom of the political ladder in Russia, this trial is quite devastating for the army morale.

Around Germany and Greece there were other countries. They went by names like frugal four and PIIGS. They forced "austerity" and stricter working hours onto indebted countries to save their own banks.

The colours on this map show well that northern "productivity" is not about working hours, but about other topics that did not get addressed. Among these topics are also tax heavens (think the Netherlands) and money laundering (think Austria's special relationship with Russia).

So it was nothing more than poor political leadership without vision.

In the last three months, the pace of the Russian army's offensive in Ukraine has been falling. In February 2025, the Russian army managed to occupy 192 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory. This is 4 times less than in the peak period in autumn 2024.

The OSINT project DeepState, which monitors the situation on the front line, has drawn attention to the occupiers' loss of momentum.

According to OSINTers, the current pace of the Russian army has already equalled that of July 2024. At the same time, the Russians are taking very heavy casualties as they try to advance.

If your area is not contaminated, I guess it's worth a shout.

...and it looks awful

Two weeks ago he claimed that the spill is "smaller than what they thought"

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