Obama was in office in 2014, but yeah they could have done so much more regardless of who was in office...

I see why you wonder about my question, but If this is Switzerland's first ban on Russian propaganda, 11 years after Crimea was annexed, and 3 years after the beginning of Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine, it's about damn time. And yeah, EU is also way too slow.

Why so late?

So well... bsky.app/profile/toma...

Hey, thank you. This was indeed a great video, let's get to work Europe, elbows up

Harris won the election, it was stolen by Trump.

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Their stories are so heartbreaking.

The brain drain is accelerating

They got it but didn't read

The warning signs have been there blinking for a long time already

A sick federal system where individuals are able to get rich off of the population. Just disgusting

Sorry, mext week it is. Already read my free articles this week

Would love to read the article but unfortunately it's behind paywall. Next month then

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That is so good, congratulations

Thank you, great article. Seen through my western democracy glasses, his legacy is already very contaminated, by his continued bombing of civilian targets. But I can imagine that the Russian elite is applauding him regardless of what type of victory he would bring home.

Thank you
I don't quite get why "the west is our enemy" narrative was so much stronger in the russian society. It's like there was some kind of anciety of loosing domestic power, and be seen as weak in the eyes of the former soviet republics.
Old men and their thirst for power is coming to my head.

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