2 points ·
It's actually interesting! It means that there is a way out: If europe accepts to help keep the US out of Beijings business. I don't actually know how that could be done. And the EU doesn't have that kind of coesion.
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- China's foreign minister tells EU that Beijing cannot afford Russia to lose in Ukraine, media reports · 411 points · 143 comments
- Russia has depleted its tank stocks: the industry is not covering combat losses · 915 points · 192 comments
- EU looks to hit US services in tariff retaliation · 97 points · 6 comments
- Swiss reject plans for bigger motorways and extra rights for landlords · 0 points · 4 comments
- Proton is the Future of PC gaming. But how does it work? [Gardiner Bryant, YouTube] · 52 points · 29 comments
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15 points ·
Yeah, the fact that Putin is not really pushing for a ceasefire means that they are not as out-of-stock as the headline suggests...
4 points ·
Please tarrif those american trucks! please please please!
0 points ·
In switzerland the power is very close to the people. We're not a country controled by the elite in the shadows.
Here the vote was very tight showing that there was genuine concern in the population about overly strong tennant protection.
I don't want to see trust eroded in a political system that represents the oppinion of the people well.
2 points ·
Can someone explain how portability is still an issue? Are there no cross-platform API and libraries that allow developpers to write portable apps?