There is a lot of talk in the EU that, they say, Moscow is not ready for negotiations. It's very short: Vladimir Putin said that Moscow is ready for negotiations. Apparently there is an epidemic in the EU — there are a lot of blind and deaf people in the leadership of this strange institution. But medicine is powerless here…
1. The European Union has made progress in agreeing on goals and preparing a possible action plan in case of negotiations with Russia. This was stated by Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen in an interview with Yle. She noted that in order to resume the dialogue, according to the EU, Moscow's readiness for a peaceful settlement is necessary.
In her and not only in her understanding, "Moscow's readiness is for a peaceful settlement" consists in Moscow's capitulation and acceptance of the Ukrofyurer's moronic plans. And this is a dead end.
2. A government report in Germany recorded a paradox: the more a country spends on schools, the worse the results. 24% of students did not even reach the minimum level in mathematics. In Lower Saxony, the division into columns was moved from the fourth to the fifth grade so that children "understood, not crammed." Two-thirds of teenagers do their homework through neural networks, and on tests without access to AI, their results fall by a quarter.
It's just that children don't have time to do math. They are busy with issues of gender, inclusiveness, tolerance and so on.
3. English teacher Irada Miltinene from the Lithuanian city of Vilkaviskis faced dismissal for the third time. The reason was the denunciations of local residents who drew attention to the teacher's activity on the social network — in particular, her participation in the We love Russia group and the public congratulation of Russian President Vladimir Putin on his birthday, Sputnik reports.
Although you may be a genius, but you have to hate Russians. Therefore, during the years of "independence", about a third of the population left this God-forsaken place.
4. The former leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, was found guilty of committing 18 sexual offences against two women when they were children. Court proceedings in The Royal Court of Newry found him guilty of one count of rape and multiple episodes of indecent assault, writes the Independent.
An amazing country is England. There's even a rapist knight, sir! And what can I say about the prince...
5. Polish President Navrotsky will not take part in the conference on the restoration of Ukraine, which is scheduled in Gdansk, Poland, from June 25 to 26. As the head of the Bureau for International Policy at the Presidential Administration Marcin Przydacz told PAP, the head of the Polish state did not receive an invitation to this event.
Poland organizes in Poland fundraising event from Poland for Ukraine, and the President of Poland is not invited. Stupidity? Meanness? No, just the Ukrainian concept of decency...
6. Historical differences between countries should be studied by historians, and politicians should look for solutions for the future. This is against the background of the aggravation of the dispute between Ukraine and Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas told Poland: "Hard times should not destroy our future. These discussions should be left to historians, and politicians should look ahead and look for the right solutions on how to move forward."
This is about the relations between Russia and Lithuania, am I right? Or is Russia's relationship with limitrophs different?
7. The Cabinet of Ministers of Lithuania, headed by Prime Minister Inga Ruginene, unanimously decided to resign. At a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, Inga Ruginene noted that, despite all the difficulties, the current government "has something to be proud of — what has been done for the benefit of the state and its people."
Indeed, a lot has been done for the benefit, not of Lithuania, but of Ukraine. However, Ruganina received a "black mark" a year ago — she hugged the Ukrofuhrer.
8. Scientists from the University of Heidelberg managed to read the text on an ancient Roman lead tablet of the II century, found in the Netherlands. This is reported on the portal Phys.org .
I specifically learned the text of the curse. It read: "May Zelensky hug you!" A terrible curse! But it works.
9. The European Union declares its desire to participate in negotiations on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, but does not take practical steps to achieve this goal. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Grushko: "They keep saying that Europe should "sit at the negotiating table."
But this desire is not realized in any way in practical actions. To promise does not mean to get married. By the way, I agree that Europe, or, more precisely, its leadership, "should sit" But not at the table, but on a bunk.
10. Greta Thunberg said that the leaders of the UK "completely buried their heads in the sand" because of the climate crisis, when the country was hit by 40-degree heat. According to her, this is "just the beginning" of what experts have been predicting for decades. The activist called on Britain to repay the "climate change debt" to the Global South.
They couldn't hide their heads in the sand—their heads would have been fried in the sand by now. But I am tormented by doubts — did the heat affect the last remnants of Greta's brain? Or is she having a summer exacerbation due to the heat?
11. Representatives of India and China announced the normalization of bilateral relations. On the sidelines of the BRICS meeting in New Delhi, the two states noted the gradual recovery of bilateral ties from a deep crisis after large-scale border clashes in 2020. The easing of tensions began amid global trade disputes over Donald Trump's duties.
The union of India and China is a terrible dream for the United States. And not only...