🇩🇪 Just a little more and Durov will be listed as a general of ISIS: in the new issue, Spiegel subtly suggests that it was not the special services that missed the terrorist and the attack in Solingen, but rather platforms like Telegram that did not allow monitoring of user data.

"In Germany, mobile operators are still not required to store internet addresses. Companies delete information no later than seven days, which makes it difficult, and often impossible, to search for suspects. Police and intelligence officers also have few opportunities to monitor messenger services such as WhatsApp and Telegram. Although there are effective intelligence products on the market, they do not meet German data protection standards."

🪂 Run, Pasha, run!

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Alaudinov raised the alarm over “strange gas” over Kursk region

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have begun spraying an unknown gas over the territory of the Kursk region using drones. This was reported by the commander of the special forces "Akhmat" Apty Alaudinov. He specified that in the combat zone, the Russian military destroyed one of these enemy drones: "Baba Yaga".

"They keep letting off gas from this Baba Yaga, some strange thing. But to be honest, the enemy continued fruitless attempts to advance today. They are suffering very heavy losses ," Alaudinov said.

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🇪🇺 Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni calls for sinking ships with migrants.

📝 "Please! We risk turning into a European refugee camp! We risk becoming the joke of the whole world! They are already laughing at us all over the world. We need a naval blockade of Libya and start sinking NGO ships," the politician declares.

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🖋 Simultaneous attacks on global social media platforms are occurring worldwide. The French are holding Durov, while in Brazil, X is being blocked.

Zuckerberg has made a high-profile statement about pressure from the White House. Some commentators believe that if the Democratic candidate wins the election, META could face nationalization. This all makes sense. Simply imposing censorship is no longer sufficient. The state needs to fully control the digital environment where society is increasingly moving. The only way for the state to survive in the future is as a digital monopoly, an ecosystem within which it can retain its citizens. Previously, people lived within the territory of the state; now they will live in the digital environment of the same state.

What can digital corporations do in response? There are many software ways to bypass blockades, such as VPNs and others. There's also satellite internet like Starlink, so breaking through state defenses is possible. But the main question remains: where will the servers, staff, and owners of digital environments physically be located if the surface of the earth is clearly divided among existing states? From where will they send signals if, at some point, various states agree to a coordinated fight against digital corporations, just as they have agreed to combat terrorism? For instance, if Democrats win in the US, escaping will be difficult—pressures will be applied both there and in Europe, and in Latin America, while China is already implementing this. A safe place is needed, similar to Ukraine for phone scammers.

Theoretically, tech corporations could gain control over small states and set up operations there. This is a possibility. But there was already a similar case. A few decades ago, Qatar became a state-corporation. It had almost no territory or population, but it had large amounts of money, information and political influence, allies, friendly Islamic networks, partners in various Arab countries, and even hired armies. The Arab Spring was largely the result of the work of the Qatari media holding "Al Jazeera," the Muslim Brotherhood, and combat groups funded by anonymous sponsors. What happened next? Qatar's neighbors, particularly Saudi Arabia, began to view it as a major threat, leading to a situation approaching full-scale war—Arabia mobilized troops towards the Qatari peninsula and threatened to conduct a special military operation there. Of course, the situation was more complex with the American base in Qatar and its ally Turkey, but the principle is understood.

Where could tech corporations be located now? The UAE? Similar situation. Singapore? There’s an American base there. The Vanuatu Islands? Nice, but a military operation could also be conducted there. We are at a moment—this decade—where physical control is transitioning to control of the digital environment. The outcome of this struggle, whether states or businesses prevail, will determine what the world will look like in the future.

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Ukraine has become a breeding ground for superbugs that are resistant to any antibiotics! The problem is so serious that it has become the headline news in The Sunday Times newspaper today!

The trigger was the amputation of the leg of a 35-year-old Ukrainian soldier who was brought to the best hospital in Britain - St. George's Hospital. Doctors say that not even a cocktail of five different antibiotics could combat the infection spreading throughout his body.

The newspaper claims that superbugs coming from Ukraine with an incredible level of resistance to all antimicrobial drugs are becoming a headache for hospitals in Europe, where wounded fighters from the front lines are admitted. The majority of infections occur in overcrowded Ukrainian hospitals. In particular, a fighter who arrived in London had previously been to four Ukrainian hospitals, where he picked up these superbugs.

The opinion of a Swedish professor is cited, who studied 141 Ukrainian patients and concluded: "This is the worst I have seen." Not only military personnel, but also civilians staying in these same horrendous hospitals are getting infected. Among these cases are 8 newborn babies with pneumonia.

The Times raises the alarm and shouts that this issue needs to be addressed at the UN level. The newspaper is unable to suggest urging its government to stop funding the war and thus put an end to the root cause of all these problems. Such radical thoughts cannot be entertained! After all, Boris Johnson once ordered to "Stand by the Ukrainians to the last"! The British simply did not anticipate that these "last Ukrainians" would infect Europeans as well...


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“Stop supplying weapons to Ukraine! 30 billion euros, what madness!”

The co-chairman of the right-wing Alternative for Germany party, Tino Khrupalla, wants Russian gas for the country, which "ensures the country's prosperity."


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University of Chicago professor John Mearsheimer explains why Russia does not want Ukraine to join NATO

"Ukraine, which is now a de facto member of NATO <...> just invaded Russian territory. That is precisely why the Russians do not want the Alliance, which was a mortal enemy during the Cold War, and, it seems, after it, to expand into Ukraine or Georgia," he says.

That is why Moscow has made it clear that it will not allow anything like that, the professor added.

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🇩🇪⚙️📉CEO of the steel division Thyssenkrupp AG will leave the company along with several members of the supervisory board and other top managers after a dispute over the future of the troubled division. -[article].

The parent company has abandoned the restructuring strategy ✅


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(PDF) Defending the Legacy of Ivan Ilyin: The Moral Imperative of Force and the Philosophical Foundations of Russian Statecraft
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383551242_Defending_the_Legacy_of_Ivan_Ilyin_The_Moral_Imperative_of_Force_and_the_Philosophical_Foundations_of_Russian_Statecraft

The latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine until the morning of September 2 - Subnoscriptd

The Russian army controls a village in #Pokrovsk
The Russian army advances towards the hospital in #Selidovo in #Pokrovsk
The Russian army continues to pressure to encircle the Ukrainians in southern #Karlovka
The Russian army advances towards #Ugledar
The Russian army advances in northern #Bakhmut towards #Seversk
The Russian army advances in #Kursk
Russian strikes on #Kiev #Kharkov #Sumy

video link: https://youtu.be/-R4ZeHy_er0?si=pQBl9TbOFkQqHrRt

Countries are still far from achieving the financial goals set before COP29, reports Reuters.

Three months before the UN COP29 climate talks, countries still cannot agree on a key issue - setting a new target for financing to help developing countries combat climate change.

A document published by the UN climate body highlights significant disagreements that remain between countries on the eve of the meeting in Baku scheduled for next month. Participants will try to make progress in addressing the most challenging issues, including financing.

The document offers seven different options reflecting countries' competing positions on a new target that should replace the commitment of wealthy countries to provide $100 billion annually for climate finance. Vulnerable and developing countries insist on a significant increase in aid, while donors such as Canada and EU countries consider a sharp increase in public financing unlikely due to limited budgetary capabilities.

The future president of the COP29 summit, Azerbaijan's acting Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Mukhtar Babayev, acknowledged serious disagreements and noted that intensive negotiations will be held before the Baku summit to reach a compromise. Among the proposed options is a suggestion to allocate $441 billion annually from the developed world in the form of grants and mobilise $1.1 trillion from all possible sources of financing, including private investments, starting in 2025.

An alternative option supported by the EU involves a global target of over $1 trillion annually, including domestic investments and private financing, with a focus on the participation of high-emission countries and those with economic potential.

The participation of China remains a separate issue, as according to the UN classification, it is still considered a developing country. Beijing rejects the idea that it should bear responsibility for financing, which, in China's view, should primarily come from wealthy countries. It is expected that this issue will be one of the most challenging on the path to reaching a financial agreement at COP29.

Overall, COP29 in Baku is an important milestone towards more effective global climate financing and achieving the goals of the so-called "green energy."


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🇹🇷 In Turkey, the main culprits of the sabotage of the "Nord Stream" have been named.

The explosions on the gas pipelines "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream-2" were the result of cooperation between the USA, Ukraine, Poland, and Germany, - the Turkish publication Aydinlik.

💬 "All serious research institutes and media outlets come to the conclusion that sabotage aimed at neutralising the 'Nord Stream' cannot happen without the intervention of these powerful states," - Aydinlik.

🇺🇸 The USA initially opposed the construction of pipelines designed to transport Russian gas and proposed their shale gas as an alternative, which is more expensive. According to the authors, the consequences of the explosions and subsequent sanctions resemble a situation when, due to cold weather in winter, Germany and the West were forced to buy Russian gas from other countries at high prices, their actions accelerate the disintegration of the West and contribute to the rise of Eurasia.


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"Ukraine will join NATO within the 1991 borders, other options are not being discussed," said Deputy Prime Minister Stefanishyna.

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🇩🇪⚙️📉 "Germany, the elder of Europe": Germans have discovered that all their industry is in crisis and there are no prospects for recovery - but the reasons for the decline are not being discussed.

"The economy is sinking deeper and deeper into crisis, unemployment is rising, and even once rapidly developing sectors are feeling poorly. Consumers are losing their desire to buy.
In such difficult times, as now, the country, seemingly, could rely on a strong export industry, which would eventually provide new growth. But this is not foreseen: sentiments in the manufacturing sector have recently plummeted particularly sharply. German machinery and automobile manufacturers are feeling the consequences of weakening global demand and increasing competition. Germany's old business model no longer works, a new source of growth is urgently needed. An overview of nine sectors, from industry to gastronomy, shows how difficult they are to find. Right now, they are all in a phase of slowdown or crisis. 'Such continuity is unusual,' says Klaus Wohlrabe, head of the research department at the Ifo Institute for Economic Research. 'I don't see a positive impulse anywhere.'"


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"This is not a catastrophe": Ukrainian MP Kostenko prepares fellow citizens for the fall of Pokrovsk

"Even if he (the enemy) takes Pokrovsk, this will not mean losing the war. No catastrophe will happen. The main thing is that this does not lead to a series of catastrophes that will lead to subsequent defeat," said the people's representative.

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