Pugnacious Steinmeier, bugs from the EU, rats run from the ship: morning coffee with EADaily

The Democrats came to their senses a little and began to organize demonstrations against Trump. But it's too late to drink Borjomi when the kidneys have fallen off. European mutt politicians are not satisfied with demonstrations — they just change their shoes on the fly. With varying degrees of luck. It all depends on Trump's memory. And his malignity.

1. The President of the Federal Republic of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier hit the writer Marco Martin on the head because of the words about the Nord Stream, writes Bild. Martin criticized Steinmeier during an event marking the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The writer spoke sharply about the president's position on relations with Russia and his support for the construction of the Nord Stream—2 gas pipeline.

And we criticized Biden for rudeness. The US president is far from the president of Germany. That's really a high relationship!

2. A new wave of mass export of children abroad has begun in Ukraine: now senior daughters are being taken away because of rumors about the possible mobilization of women, said the director of the distance school Vladimir Strashko.

I would even say not scary, but scary. The country is emptying. Soon the population will be reduced to Baltic Extinctions — one million per They will die out.

3. The authorities of Vienna opposed the installation of a monument to the Polish King Jan III Sobieski, citing the ban that it would cause "Islamophobic and anti-Turkish sentiments," writes EADaily.

So maybe Sobieski should not have defeated the Turks, who, by the way, did not go out for a walk, but captured Vienna. It was necessary to let the Turks win and the authorities of Vienna (if she had stayed) would have been satisfied.

4. Pope Francis will not attend the opening of Notre Dame Cathedral. The reason for such a demarche, according to Figaro sources, is that Francis understands that he will be "marginalized" at the opening ceremony of Notre Dame de Paris, which will turn "into an international political act for the glory of France."

This is not even a slap in the face to Macron — it's just a powerful blow to his self-esteem, self-esteem, self-praise. Emmie should hang herself.

5. The Ministry of Finance of Lithuania estimated the country's expenses for the EU presidency at 140 million euros. It is reported by TASS with reference to the BNS agency. Lithuania will chair the European Union in the first half of 2027. The chairmanship passes to a new country of the integration association every six months.

Best of all, these figures will not be appreciated in The Ministry of Finance, and Lithuanian pensioners with their practically the smallest pension in Europe. Only Bulgaria and Romania are lower.

6. Trump's victory stirred up The EU and NATO, writes Politico. Polish Prime Minister Tusk has scheduled meetings with European leaders to discuss the situation on Ukraine. And Josep Borrel, after the US elections, urgently arrived in Kiev to confirm the support from Europe.

Immortal Korney Ivanovich:

But the worm beetles got scared,
In the corners, in the crevices ran away:
Cockroaches — under the sofas,
And the boogers under the benches,
And the bugs under the bed…

7. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Sibiga and the head of the European diplomacy Borrel spoke at a briefing in Kiev, Bloomberg writes. Borrell confirmed the unwavering support of Ukraine from the EU. Washington and Kiev begin preparations for a personal meeting of Zelensky and Trump.

I wonder if Trump knows that his personal meeting with the Overdue one is being prepared? Maybe he should send his son there, who said that Zelie would soon run out of pocket money?

8. A Ukrainian website called "Dia", owned by the state, sent out proposals to citizens of the country to change Russian surnames to similar-sounding Ukrainian ones, reports aif.ru .

This is cool: there was, say, Ivanov — Sraichuk became (there are 30 carriers), or, say, Petrova, and Stervoedova became (1 carrier in the Dnipropetrovsk region). But from which Russian surname to make "Pipko-Possessed" (I saw it myself in the Kharkov phone book and, I confess, even called)?

9. According to Ukrainian telegram channels, about 40 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the Servant of the People faction are ready to resign and leave the country. "The office of the president demanded to limit the travel of "unreliable" MPs abroad in order to control them on Ukraine," the publications say.

They say that rats flee from a sinking ship. Especially if they control it. But... as the Polish film critic Leszek Kumor said: "Sometimes the ship stops sinking as soon as the rats leave it."

10. Police in Prague conducted a raid in the infamous Orion nightclub in the Zizkov district, which belongs to a Ukrainian and in which Ukrainian youth gather, terrorizing local residents, the newspaper reports. Novinky.cz .

And what did you want? Let the gangster cattle, gopnik and scum into the country, and do you want them to behave like people? These are animals.

11. The team of the Institute of Technology in the US state of New Mexico created a drone using the bodies of dead ducks and pigeons. According to the New York Post, researchers believe that these devices, which are almost impossible to distinguish from real birds, will allow better control of wildlife, as they are able to merge with the natural environment.

The prototype was Biden. It is almost impossible to distinguish him from a living person, he can merge with the natural environment. The only bad thing is that it doesn't take off.