No, the US was the only nation voting against the new map, Serbia and five others (Estonia, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Ukraine) abstained.
https://transcripts.un.org/en/ga/80/114 32:44
Serbia, unlike the US, was actually in favour of the aims of the new map, but the official map in the proposal [likely the ones found here: https://equal-earth.com/] doesn’t show the Kosovo as part of Serbia. Likewise Ukraine, as russian occupied Crimea isn’t shown as part of Ukraine.
Rather disturbing but not surprising.
Rest in Piss
You’re not the only one. Fortunately, somebody has already compiled a list (in German) of tweaks to make Thunderbird more accessible:
A p-value, which measures how surprising the observed data would be if there were truly no effect, of greater than 0.05 does not, they say, show there is ‘no effect’. … Instead, the authors say, a non-significant result simply means there is insufficient evidence to conclude a difference exists, not proof that a difference does not exist.
If I understand the Wikipedia article, the only source I could find that elaborates on this, correctly, the buy-out means that all striking workers were payed by Tesla to end their employment, i.e. at the end no striking union members were left at Tesla and thus IF Metall has no longer the mandate to negotiate a collective agreement the strike itself has no effect anymore:
This was the longest strike in Sweden since the 1938 Saltsjöbaden Agreement and continued until August 2026, when IF Metall announced that the strike would end because Tesla had offered a severance package to every striking employee.
Edit: Updated using information from IF Metall.
Some Hungersteine (hunger stones) in the Rhine are also appearing. They have been placed there marking the water level in years of extreme drought and subsequently, poor harvests and hunger.
It would be very sad if those were related to Axel Springer.
Fortunately they aren’t. Axel Springer Verlag (Bild, Welt, Politico, …) is not related to Verlag Julius Springer (Springer Nature with several imprints, e.g. Springer-Verlag).
“The obvious” according to the headline is that criticism of Israel by European governments isn’t driven by Muslims or Antisemites. The fly in the ointment is that according to the article, many countries in Europe lack a “sense of historical debt or guilt” regardless of the question whether there should be any in the particular countries.
Officials must reach out to moderate elements within European social democracies, engage in open dialogue, and avoid labeling all criticism and hostile diplomatic initiatives as antisemitism.
Just as an idea: They could also stop the illegal annexation (at least) beyond their 1967 border.
This only works if the car drives at all without ‘detecting’ a driver.
While that’s true, the article seems to divide the EU into east and west, roughly along former the iron curtain, putting Germany into western EU.
In fact, all terrorists were drinking water.
the Russian catholic church (Moscow Patriarchate)
Don’t you mean the russian orthodox church?
Unfortunately, reading the BILD is quite widespread among craftsmen and workers. Often, it’s also the only newspaper you can buy along with your breakfast at a bakery.
Tbf, he wasn’t born into wealth, as he’s the son of the now crown princess from a prior marriage, before she married the crown prince.
The ICC is an offspring of the UN, not the EU.
You cant even see the continental part of the US completely, Alaska is missing at least partially.
Strange times we live in, yet here we are.
I can confirm: The number is mentioned at about 2:00 in the German version.
https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/126925-113-A/mit-offenen-karten-im-fokus/