u/Hubi

That's surprisingly reasonable

I thought it was a candy?

I can agree with that.

Sabotage can absolutely be terrorism. In this case probably not, but the British government has a valid reason to oppose this specific group.

Merely inconveniencing and injuring is sufficient.

How would injuring not potentially fall under terrorism? It depends on the motivation alone.

This is unnecessary doomerism IMO. There are plenty of parties and politicians out there willing to make a difference.

Has Fidesz claimed that the crowd is photoshopped yet? It's what the populists always do in Germany.

Imagine being the guy going down the waterslide in front of Kim Jong Un. How do you strike the balance between crying your eyes out for being in the presence of dear leader and pretending you're having enough fun?

"Benjamin, STOP!"

>The discrepancy tallies with Western analysis of Russia's staggering losses. "They lose somewhere in the ballpark of 35,000 to 45,000 people per month, and perhaps they recruit a little bit north of that number," George Barros, Russia team lead at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), told the Kyiv Independent earlier this month.

Russia will just claim it didn't happen or it wasn't them if it did.

Not sure I get your point. This story got way more international outrage than the incident in Russia so far.

And they would be right about that.