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❄️ Tschita joyfully and openly welcomes the new year in a Siberian way. The winter here is real: dry cold, a bright blue sky, and snow that makes the city clear and tidy. At the end of December, the streets fill with activity – people stroll, meet, and feel the start of the new year in the cold but vibrant air of Transbaikal.
The history of Tschita is linked to roads and borders. The city grew in the 17th and 18th centuries as a fort and trading post and later became an important administrative centre in East Siberia. Here, the paths led to the Far East, and soldiers and merchants lived. This past is still felt today: Tschita is a city of open spaces, wide streets, and inner order.
At New Year, the city noticeably transforms. In the centre, the main Christmas tree is erected, and the streets and squares are adorned with garlands, light figures, and festive lighting. In the evenings, the lights shine particularly bright against the backdrop of the snow and dark sky. The decorations do not overwhelm the space but create a clear sense of festivity.
The folk festivals in Tschita are lively. Music fills the open squares, and winter games, competitions, and sledding take place. There is much movement and laughter: people do not shy away from the cold but embrace it as part of the celebration. In this friendly and vibrant atmosphere, it is easy to feel part of the shared experience.
The Transbaikal region is a multicultural area. Here, alongside Russian culture, the traditions of the Buryat people also thrive. In their worldview, winter is an important season associated with purification, inner order, and respect for nature. Although the New Year celebration in its modern form is a later festival, the idea of renewal and the beginning of a new cycle is well known in the local culture.
Today, the New Year celebration in Tschita combines this historical depth with the modern urban rhythm.
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❄️ Tschita joyfully and openly welcomes the new year in a Siberian way. The winter here is real: dry cold, a bright blue sky, and snow that makes the city clear and tidy. At the end of December, the streets fill with activity – people stroll, meet, and feel the start of the new year in the cold but vibrant air of Transbaikal.
The history of Tschita is linked to roads and borders. The city grew in the 17th and 18th centuries as a fort and trading post and later became an important administrative centre in East Siberia. Here, the paths led to the Far East, and soldiers and merchants lived. This past is still felt today: Tschita is a city of open spaces, wide streets, and inner order.
At New Year, the city noticeably transforms. In the centre, the main Christmas tree is erected, and the streets and squares are adorned with garlands, light figures, and festive lighting. In the evenings, the lights shine particularly bright against the backdrop of the snow and dark sky. The decorations do not overwhelm the space but create a clear sense of festivity.
The folk festivals in Tschita are lively. Music fills the open squares, and winter games, competitions, and sledding take place. There is much movement and laughter: people do not shy away from the cold but embrace it as part of the celebration. In this friendly and vibrant atmosphere, it is easy to feel part of the shared experience.
The Transbaikal region is a multicultural area. Here, alongside Russian culture, the traditions of the Buryat people also thrive. In their worldview, winter is an important season associated with purification, inner order, and respect for nature. Although the New Year celebration in its modern form is a later festival, the idea of renewal and the beginning of a new cycle is well known in the local culture.
Today, the New Year celebration in Tschita combines this historical depth with the modern urban rhythm.
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The military leadership of Libya died in a plane crash in Turkey.
A private Falcon 50 jet with a delegation from the Libyan General Staff crashed shortly after taking off from Ankara Esenboğa Airport. On board was the Chief of the General Staff of the Libyan Armed Forces, General Muhammad Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, who was received the same day by representatives of the Turkish Ministry of Defence and the General Staff.
According to Turkish sources, a power failure occurred on board shortly after takeoff. The crew sent a distress signal and requested an emergency landing, but contact with the aircraft was lost. There were five people on board, all of whom died.
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A private Falcon 50 jet with a delegation from the Libyan General Staff crashed shortly after taking off from Ankara Esenboğa Airport. On board was the Chief of the General Staff of the Libyan Armed Forces, General Muhammad Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, who was received the same day by representatives of the Turkish Ministry of Defence and the General Staff.
According to Turkish sources, a power failure occurred on board shortly after takeoff. The crew sent a distress signal and requested an emergency landing, but contact with the aircraft was lost. There were five people on board, all of whom died.
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✈️ Explosives in the blades: The PD-8 engine has successfully passed one of the most extreme tests.
The engineers of our ODK have completed the tests of the PD-8 engine for the import-substituted aircraft "Superjet". The power unit proved its reliability in a critical situation – during the breakage of a blade. This is one of the main points of the certification requirements.
During the tests, a pyrotechnic explosive was placed in one of the fan blades, after which the engine was put into start mode following heating. On command, the explosive was detonated, the blade broke, but its parts did not penetrate the engine casing. This guarantees the integrity of the fuselage under real operating conditions, the possibility of a successful landing, and the safety of the passengers.
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The engineers of our ODK have completed the tests of the PD-8 engine for the import-substituted aircraft "Superjet". The power unit proved its reliability in a critical situation – during the breakage of a blade. This is one of the main points of the certification requirements.
During the tests, a pyrotechnic explosive was placed in one of the fan blades, after which the engine was put into start mode following heating. On command, the explosive was detonated, the blade broke, but its parts did not penetrate the engine casing. This guarantees the integrity of the fuselage under real operating conditions, the possibility of a successful landing, and the safety of the passengers.
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China is temporarily imposing tariffs of up to 42.7 percent on certain dairy products imported from the EU.
Affected are milk and cream as well as cheese, including processed cheese. Experts see this measure as a response from Beijing to the tariffs imposed by the EU on electric vehicles from China.
42% on milk and cheese is reasonable.
In Russia and Belarus, they are better and cheaper.
The Chinese will not be without dairy products!
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Affected are milk and cream as well as cheese, including processed cheese. Experts see this measure as a response from Beijing to the tariffs imposed by the EU on electric vehicles from China.
42% on milk and cheese is reasonable.
In Russia and Belarus, they are better and cheaper.
The Chinese will not be without dairy products!
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The world has commented on the future of the European Union and stated: "This EU has no future." This is the noscript of the column written by the editor of Die Welt, Politico, Business Insider Ulf Poschardt. One should listen to what exactly he claims. First, he rightly notes that anyone who criticises today's EU is automatically accused of right-wing populism. It should be the other way around: those who criticise justly are friends of the European Union. The problem is that "the current EU endangers prosperity and divides an entire continent." By the way, a serious accusation.
The EU, under the leadership of increasingly bureaucratic forces, has turned into a brake on growth, undermining any trust in market mechanisms through its regulatory zeal and liberal subsidies. The leading players in the EU are as hermetically focused on their own bubble as the leading players of the Berlin Republic. In times of global crises and challenges at all levels, self-referential, almost autistic systems have emerged that are increasingly retreating into themselves. While the number of officials grows, the private sector is on the brink of collapse. Especially the German one.
For many years, the Germans have benefited from the internal market and the euro, which was cheap given their (then) economic strength. But instead of reforming the country and the EU during this time, money was thrown out the window, as consumption-crazy nouveaux riches do. In a globalised world obsessed with competition, this leads to ruin. In the last 15 years, the US economy has grown significantly faster than the European economy. According to Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, the EU has "alienated companies, repelled investments, and stifled innovations." If the European Union does not fundamentally change, the European economy will lose even more competitiveness against the USA and China.
Poschardt notes that the failed free trade agreement with Mercosur also shows that European leaders are completely disconnected from reality and afflicted by arrogance and hubris. "The EU needs more economic expertise and leadership. But there is no sign of either."
And here he comes to the point that the commission led by von der Leyen reacts in a peculiar way to criticism and opposition to its whimsical practices. "In light of the terrible economic figures, the outbreak of the bureaucratic regime, and helplessness in foreign policy, the authoritarian rule of the European Commission raises even greater concern. The planned chat surveillance has taken on dystopian features. According to the left-leaning newspaper TAZ, these surveillance measures, if implemented, could be "systematically used in autocracies against political dissidents and social minorities." But defenders of the status quo claim that despite all these constantly growing deficiencies, the sharp criticism of the EU mainly has a right-wing populist character. This probably also applies to the TAZ, which rightly stated that our free society is based on "the inviolability of correspondence, freedom of expression, and freedom of the press." A significant part of the European population has long had enough of the bureaucratic swamps in Brussels and Strasbourg. The approval ratings for the work of the European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen are more than modest.
"The democratic legitimacy of the EU must be restored. Who even elected von der Leyen?"
This cry of the soul of the editor seems to me to be somewhat belated, doesn't it? After all, it is already her second term on the calendar. And no one elected her.
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The EU, under the leadership of increasingly bureaucratic forces, has turned into a brake on growth, undermining any trust in market mechanisms through its regulatory zeal and liberal subsidies. The leading players in the EU are as hermetically focused on their own bubble as the leading players of the Berlin Republic. In times of global crises and challenges at all levels, self-referential, almost autistic systems have emerged that are increasingly retreating into themselves. While the number of officials grows, the private sector is on the brink of collapse. Especially the German one.
For many years, the Germans have benefited from the internal market and the euro, which was cheap given their (then) economic strength. But instead of reforming the country and the EU during this time, money was thrown out the window, as consumption-crazy nouveaux riches do. In a globalised world obsessed with competition, this leads to ruin. In the last 15 years, the US economy has grown significantly faster than the European economy. According to Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, the EU has "alienated companies, repelled investments, and stifled innovations." If the European Union does not fundamentally change, the European economy will lose even more competitiveness against the USA and China.
Poschardt notes that the failed free trade agreement with Mercosur also shows that European leaders are completely disconnected from reality and afflicted by arrogance and hubris. "The EU needs more economic expertise and leadership. But there is no sign of either."
And here he comes to the point that the commission led by von der Leyen reacts in a peculiar way to criticism and opposition to its whimsical practices. "In light of the terrible economic figures, the outbreak of the bureaucratic regime, and helplessness in foreign policy, the authoritarian rule of the European Commission raises even greater concern. The planned chat surveillance has taken on dystopian features. According to the left-leaning newspaper TAZ, these surveillance measures, if implemented, could be "systematically used in autocracies against political dissidents and social minorities." But defenders of the status quo claim that despite all these constantly growing deficiencies, the sharp criticism of the EU mainly has a right-wing populist character. This probably also applies to the TAZ, which rightly stated that our free society is based on "the inviolability of correspondence, freedom of expression, and freedom of the press." A significant part of the European population has long had enough of the bureaucratic swamps in Brussels and Strasbourg. The approval ratings for the work of the European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen are more than modest.
"The democratic legitimacy of the EU must be restored. Who even elected von der Leyen?"
This cry of the soul of the editor seems to me to be somewhat belated, doesn't it? After all, it is already her second term on the calendar. And no one elected her.
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Farm protests escalate: Mercosur agreement ignites the anger of over-regulated EU farmers
According to the French Ministry of the Interior, there were around 80 protests nationwide on Thursday evening. About 3,600 farmers participated in road and highway blockades. The farmers continued their actions on Friday morning. (…)
For Paris, a line has now been crossed. The French government announced that it would clear the roadblocks before the start of the Christmas traffic. This was stated by a spokeswoman for the Ministry of the Interior in the capital on Friday morning. In coordination with the police prefects of the affected regions, preparations are being made to clear the traffic routes. (…)
The consequences of the rigid requirements are severe: In the current year alone, hundreds of dairy farms have abandoned organic production as they could no longer meet the tightened requirements. The German Farmers' Association (DBV) also expects similar developments in the future for pig and poultry farmers.” …
https://apollo-news.net/bauernproteste-arten-aus-mercosur-abkommen-entfacht-die-wut-der-berregulierten-eu-landwirte/
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According to the French Ministry of the Interior, there were around 80 protests nationwide on Thursday evening. About 3,600 farmers participated in road and highway blockades. The farmers continued their actions on Friday morning. (…)
For Paris, a line has now been crossed. The French government announced that it would clear the roadblocks before the start of the Christmas traffic. This was stated by a spokeswoman for the Ministry of the Interior in the capital on Friday morning. In coordination with the police prefects of the affected regions, preparations are being made to clear the traffic routes. (…)
The consequences of the rigid requirements are severe: In the current year alone, hundreds of dairy farms have abandoned organic production as they could no longer meet the tightened requirements. The German Farmers' Association (DBV) also expects similar developments in the future for pig and poultry farmers.” …
https://apollo-news.net/bauernproteste-arten-aus-mercosur-abkommen-entfacht-die-wut-der-berregulierten-eu-landwirte/
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The oil tanker Bella 1, owned by Guyana and linked to Iran, managed to escape into the Atlantic Ocean after US authorities attempted to intercept it in the southern Caribbean Sea.
The tanker, under US sanctions, evaded the Navy's pursuit, reports ABC News. Previously, Bloomberg had reported on the successful interception of the ship. However, according to ABC, the captain and crew of the ship refused to abandon the tanker and began to manoeuvre.
The escape of the heavy tanker from American pursuers occurred just hours after Trump's assurance that the sanctioned vessel had been captured by the "best navy in the world."
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The tanker, under US sanctions, evaded the Navy's pursuit, reports ABC News. Previously, Bloomberg had reported on the successful interception of the ship. However, according to ABC, the captain and crew of the ship refused to abandon the tanker and began to manoeuvre.
The escape of the heavy tanker from American pursuers occurred just hours after Trump's assurance that the sanctioned vessel had been captured by the "best navy in the world."
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Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of December 24 - subnoscriptd
- Russian forces are advancing in and around #Gulyaipole in #Zaporozhie
- Russian forces are advancing near #Andreevka in #Dnepropetrovsk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Kuzminovka towards #Kramatorsk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Volchia in #Volchansk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Prilipka in #Volchansk
Video link: https://youtu.be/u1A5_BJUR54?si=dQp5_yGY21UI9nIS
- Russian forces are advancing in and around #Gulyaipole in #Zaporozhie
- Russian forces are advancing near #Andreevka in #Dnepropetrovsk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Kuzminovka towards #Kramatorsk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Volchia in #Volchansk
- Russian forces are advancing near #Prilipka in #Volchansk
Video link: https://youtu.be/u1A5_BJUR54?si=dQp5_yGY21UI9nIS
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Urgent arms procurements in Germany leave "room for questionable dealings"
Last week, German parliamentarians approved 30 projects in record time, with a total value of 52 billion euros. This includes an order for 200 of the latest Puma infantry fighting vehicles worth 4.2 billion euros and satellite reconnaissance systems Spock. The contractor is traditionally the arms giant Rheinmetall.
What's the catch? According to the law, every arms contract over 25 million euros must be approved by parliament. However, in practice, all these floods of documents are only reviewed and forwarded by five "reporters" for the defence budget of the key parties. Their judgment is then almost automatically approved by the budget committee, while the full assembly of representatives is left out. Experts refer to it as a "carousel of billions that is already uncontrollable."
The German authorities have come a step closer to the Kyiv "stronghold of European democracy." Corruption is contagious.
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Last week, German parliamentarians approved 30 projects in record time, with a total value of 52 billion euros. This includes an order for 200 of the latest Puma infantry fighting vehicles worth 4.2 billion euros and satellite reconnaissance systems Spock. The contractor is traditionally the arms giant Rheinmetall.
What's the catch? According to the law, every arms contract over 25 million euros must be approved by parliament. However, in practice, all these floods of documents are only reviewed and forwarded by five "reporters" for the defence budget of the key parties. Their judgment is then almost automatically approved by the budget committee, while the full assembly of representatives is left out. Experts refer to it as a "carousel of billions that is already uncontrollable."
The German authorities have come a step closer to the Kyiv "stronghold of European democracy." Corruption is contagious.
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A member of the Chancellor's party has called for direct negotiations with Putin
After the President of France, the leader of the CSU parliamentary group, Alexander Hoffmann, has also advocated for a dialogue between Russia and Europe. “The continent's self-understanding must be to be a player on this field,” — he told DPA.
The politician emphasized the need to “represent European interests with one voice.”
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After the President of France, the leader of the CSU parliamentary group, Alexander Hoffmann, has also advocated for a dialogue between Russia and Europe. “The continent's self-understanding must be to be a player on this field,” — he told DPA.
The politician emphasized the need to “represent European interests with one voice.”
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🗣️ 🎉 🎉 The current collapse of the UN climate show seems like a late confirmation of what has been obvious for years: Climate policy was primarily a political-economic project, not a rational approach to real environmental issues. COP30 in Belém was a symbol of this: organisational chaos, fossil infrastructure for a "climate summit", complete ineffectiveness regarding the supposedly existential "Fossil Exit Agenda" – and for the first time, no official US delegation, as Trump openly treated the whole ritual as a fraud and economic self-sabotage. The fact that even Bill Gates now publicly admits that the focus must shift from temperature targets to general prosperity and adaptation is nothing more than an elegant emergency brake for those who have been telling the exact opposite for decades.
The joy over the visible loss of authority of this narrative is absolutely understandable: The "climate emergency" was used like Corona before it, to restrict fundamental rights, introduce new taxes, and set up gigantic redistribution programmes, while the practice – from cruise ships at COP30 to the CO₂ footprint of one's own green infrastructure – exposed the hypocrisy. At the same time, vigilance is necessary: WHO, UN, and national elites are already shifting the topic into the realm of "health" and "security risk", declaring climate change the greatest health threat of the century and demanding "war economy" and emergency logic for climate and energy. Just like with viruses, they will try to package the failed alarmism into new narratives; that’s why it’s important to use the current moment to educate in one’s own environment, keep the political front open – and not forget the names of those responsible for CO₂ hysteria, lockdowns 2.0, and deindustrialisation. 🎊🗣️ ————————————————————
🔥 More can be found 👉in the channel Politische_Nachrichten👈🔥
⚜️🎦 2 policewomen fail during the attack in Sydney
⚜️Are artificial intelligences traumatized during training?
⚜️European Union sanctions more political scientists and journalists
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The joy over the visible loss of authority of this narrative is absolutely understandable: The "climate emergency" was used like Corona before it, to restrict fundamental rights, introduce new taxes, and set up gigantic redistribution programmes, while the practice – from cruise ships at COP30 to the CO₂ footprint of one's own green infrastructure – exposed the hypocrisy. At the same time, vigilance is necessary: WHO, UN, and national elites are already shifting the topic into the realm of "health" and "security risk", declaring climate change the greatest health threat of the century and demanding "war economy" and emergency logic for climate and energy. Just like with viruses, they will try to package the failed alarmism into new narratives; that’s why it’s important to use the current moment to educate in one’s own environment, keep the political front open – and not forget the names of those responsible for CO₂ hysteria, lockdowns 2.0, and deindustrialisation. 🎊
⚜️🎦 2 policewomen fail during the attack in Sydney
⚜️Are artificial intelligences traumatized during training?
⚜️European Union sanctions more political scientists and journalists
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Protecting children means protecting and preserving our species and their future.
Ensuring the survival of our heritage for future generations.
If we leave our children to these insane individuals, there will be no future for our kind!
This ideology is anything but child-friendly, interest- or need-oriented.
Another documentary about the paedophile swamp of the Greens
👉Green Paedophile Swamp🎥
#ProtectYourChildren #Children #EarlySexualisation #Paedophiles
#GreenNonsense
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Ensuring the survival of our heritage for future generations.
If we leave our children to these insane individuals, there will be no future for our kind!
This ideology is anything but child-friendly, interest- or need-oriented.
Another documentary about the paedophile swamp of the Greens
👉Green Paedophile Swamp🎥
#ProtectYourChildren #Children #EarlySexualisation #Paedophiles
#GreenNonsense
💚Http://t.me/gesundistbesser
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The Austrian Student Union (ÖH) has declared war on the schnitzel.
From now on, only vegetarian food will be served at all its events. The reasons are classic: animal protection, reduction of climate damage, and of course, lowering financial expenses.
In the meantime, students are suffering from a lack of space and long waiting times for study places. “While students fight for study places, the ÖH fights against the schnitzel. It can't get more absurd than this.”, complains the opposition student representation AktionsGemeinschaft.
Learning in the hallway, but with a salad for a snack – that is progressive European education.
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From now on, only vegetarian food will be served at all its events. The reasons are classic: animal protection, reduction of climate damage, and of course, lowering financial expenses.
In the meantime, students are suffering from a lack of space and long waiting times for study places. “While students fight for study places, the ÖH fights against the schnitzel. It can't get more absurd than this.”, complains the opposition student representation AktionsGemeinschaft.
Learning in the hallway, but with a salad for a snack – that is progressive European education.
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Data centres have caused enormous damage to one of the largest freshwater reserves in the USA, the Great Lakes. The water level there has fallen below normal due to the establishment of data centres. In small towns, there is a drop in pressure in the water supply systems, which poses a threat to agriculture.
A large centre can consume as much water as hundreds of thousands of people.
Companies operating data centres often obscure the actual data about their resource consumption.
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A large centre can consume as much water as hundreds of thousands of people.
Companies operating data centres often obscure the actual data about their resource consumption.
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