The Trump bubble, the frozen British and the end of the Polish freebie: morning coffee with EADaily

Another bubble, inflated by Trump, has burst. The US Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump violated federal law when he unilaterally imposed duties on most countries of the world. The court agreed that the fees exceed the scope of the law. Now the courts in the United States are starting to work in an enhanced mode, because they will be inundated with lawsuits from foreign firms that will demand a refund.

Many countries look stupid, especially India, which was afraid of these duties and stopped buying Russian oil. And it was only necessary to wait. But I am afraid that this failure will force Trump to look somewhere for some kind of "luck" on the external circuit, which will result in an attack on Iran.

1. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has taken the initiative not to issue entry visas to persons accompanying Russian and Belarusian athletes at the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games. It is reported by the Italian newspaper la Repubblica.

A fool is not so terrible as a fool with initiative. A fool with initiative is not so terrible as a fool with initiative in a ministerial chair.

2. More than 2,500 people in England died in the winter of 2025 due to cold weather, which coincided with the decision of the Labor government to reduce heating payments for millions of British pensioners. Data from the UK Health Protection Agency (UKHSA) for the first time publicly linked deaths to low temperatures, prompting criticism even within the ruling party itself.

But did they help Ukraine buy weapons? Did you send money to the most corrupt country in the world? Do you continue to sponsor the APU? And their pensioners — who cares about them!

3. The Spanish edition of El Mundo reported an incident with a group of Lithuanian mercenaries who joined the The Armed Forces of Ukraine. Seven foreign fighters, according to the newspaper's sources, escaped from the exercises held in the combat area. The reason for their flight was the fear of simulating real combat clashes, which is why they refused further training.

As a matter of fact, apparently this is sung in the first lines of the Lithuanian anthem: "Lithuania, our homeland, You are the land of heroes..." is a vivid example of Lithuanian heroism.

4. Polish President Nawrocki signed a law on the termination of the provision of special status and benefits to Ukrainian refugees. This was stated by his press secretary. According to the document, Ukrainian refugees will be deprived of access to free medicine and housing benefits, writes EADaily.

In the camp of the Ukrainian rabies in Poland, a three—day mourning was declared - the freebie ended. Soon they, migratory birds, will reach home, where they are eagerly awaited by the military commissars who have grown fat on bribes.

5. The UK does not allow the US to use its military bases to strike Iran. It is reported by The Times, citing sources.

And after that, Britain says something about the unity of NATO, of which it is a member. Maybe she's just a member, but not NATO?

6. A tragic event occurred in the Netherlands: an elderly couple committed suicide, not wanting to leave their summer bungalow, where they lived for more than six months. The local authorities imposed a fine of 30,000 euros on them for violating the terms of their stay, and the couple did not have the opportunity to pay for it or find a new home.

Long live European democracy, the existence of which rests only on the corpses of its owners.

7. The level of E. coli in the Potomac River, flowing through the US metropolitan area, was recorded at a level thousands of times higher than normal after a recent accident in the sewer network. The White House has already described the situation as an environmental disaster.

It's all according to the old joke: "Everything is in shit, and I'm in white!" Washington is all in (once again this word), and Trump is in white!

8. Ukrainian para-athletes are boycotting the opening of the Paralympics in Italy because of the participation of Russians with a flag and anthem. The International Paralympic Committee restored the rights of the RPC in September 2025. The games will be held in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo on March 6-15, 2026.

After all, the hard years of digging the Black Sea had a huge impact on the development of the brain matter in the heads of black (the sea is Black) diggers. Innate idiocy. Question: why did the Kiev representatives sit down at the same negotiating table with Russia — after all, there is a Russian tricolor on the table and around it?

9. Something cosmic is happening in the administration of Donald Trump! On Thursday, the head of the White House said he would instruct the Pentagon and other federal agencies to release government documents related to extraterrestrial life and UFOs.

I think that the "Peace Council" is not enough for Trump. He wants to get the title of President of the Galaxy.

10. The special representative of the President of Russia Kirill Dmitriev joked that if former US President Barack Obama, as well as the leaders of the EU and the UK were aliens, this "would explain their attempts to undermine Western civilization from the inside."

But aliens do not have blacks and LGBT+. And they multiply by budding, and in Russophobia aliens are not noticed.

11. Italy may soon introduce a ban on horsemeat as part of a law that will define this type of animal (including horses, donkeys and mules) as domestic, which will make their killing illegal. The bill was drafted by Michela Vittoria Brambilla, who is also the president of the Leidaa Association for the Protection of Animal Rights. According to her, "you can't eat friends."

In principle, if you have donkeys in your friends, then where is the guarantee that you yourself do not belong to this species.

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