Doris Pack

EX MdB,EX MdEP, EVPFrauen,RSI, Vors.Dt.frz. Stiftung f. kult.Zusammenarbeit, Europ.Ki-u.Jug.Buchmesse ,G.SEK. DFKR.

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@MiaDautaj Neither in Kosovo nor in Albania Religion is a reason to devide the society. This is unfortunately the case in Serbia and BiH and is linked to false nationalistic politics.

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@jerome_spinoza @DFKR_HCCFA @catherinepegard @jntronc @CatTrautmann @KlinkertBrigitt @AxelVossMdEP C’était un moment très intéressant et informatif , quand Mariya Gabriel parlait comme Vice Secrétaire générale pour Information et Communication - UNESCO. Un grand merci de nous avoir mis en centre de ses devoir et idées dans le domaine AI .

[Jérôme Spinoza @jerome_spinoza]

Heute trifft sich der @DFKR_HCCFA
🇩🇪🇫🇷 Kulturrat in Paris zu seiner 72. Sitzung

🙏🏼 an Kulturministerin @catherinepegard für Ihren Empfang und Begrüssung.

Die stimulierende Debatten haben sich u.a. mit Themen wie « KI & Urheberrecht » oder das Projekt Arte+Europa 🇪🇺 befasst.

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@jerome_spinoza @DFKR_HCCFA @catherinepegard @jntronc @CatTrautmann @KlinkertBrigitt @AxelVossMdEP C’était un moment très intéressant et informatif , quand Mariya Gabriel parlait comme Vice Secrétaire générale pour Information et Communication - UNESCO. Un grand merci de nous avoir mis en centre de ses devoir et idées dans le domaine AI .

[kos_data @kos_data]

🇺🇸 Media in Balkans have noted that President Trump struck the same pose with Balkan leaders.

The images have fueled conspiracy theories that they were AI-generated or that Balkan leaders posed with a “wax figure” of Trump.

[Thomas Brey @breybelgrad]

Als Populist verfolgt Ex-Präs. Vucic die Täter-Opfer-Umkehr: Wir haben niemals Wahlen gefälscht, die Opposition aber immer wieder. Nur: Vucic hält den gesamten Behörden- und Machtapparat schon immer in seiner Hand und kann nach Belieben manipulieren
https://t.co/5pws71sbTa

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@bd1799cbbc6c49f @maischberger @_sophiamaier Aber auch alles, was uns Frieden und Wohlergehen in dieser Zeit sicherte, ist das Verdienst verantwortlicher Politik.

[Kai Nielsen @KaiNielsen67]

Oh, da hat sich der Kollege offenbar mit der neuen Berliner Innensenatorin angelegt.
Der arme Kerl tut mir jetzt schon leid.
#Berlin

[Vispy @VispyKH]

@factpostnews

[Thorsten Alsleben @BerlinReporter]

Man stelle sich folgende Meldung vor: Der CDU-Vorsitzende Friedrich Merz will Garantien von Ulrich Siegmund, dass Personen mit Verbindungen zur russischen Regierung eine mögliche Sachsen-Anhalter Regierung nicht prägen.

[Reblaus 🧷 @Reblaus10]

Hach, ich liebe so klassische Sozialdemokraten wie Woidke in Brandenburg, warum können wir die nicht auch im Bund als Koalitionspartner haben?

Brandenburgs Ministerpräsident Woidke: „Eine linke Regierung wäre ein Sicherheitsrisiko für Berlin“

Herr Woidke, wünschen Sie sich, dass die Linke Elif Eralp nicht Regierende Bürgermeisterin von Berlin wird?
Ja, ganz klar. Ich hoffe, dass es nicht dazu kommt.

Warum?
Die Berliner Linke ist in Teilen offen antisemitisch und in Teilen mindestens offen auch für kriminelle Clans. Die Linke in Berlin steht für eine Schwächung von Justiz und Polizei. Diese Partei im jetzigen Zustand darf nicht regieren.
https://t.co/JOt9NUMy9A

[Kapitalhai🦈 @kapitalhai]

@MichaelBroecker @fuecks @gruene_berlin Naja die Umvolkung der Berliner durch den AMG-Islam geht eben einfach zügiger als die Unvolkung durch vegane Schwaben-Dörtes

[Daily Croatia 🇭🇷 @DailyCroatia]

🇭🇷🇽🇰The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia commented on the verdict against Hashim Thaçi. "

"The verdict does not change the fact that Kosovo and its population were victims of repression and serious crimes by the Milosevic regime.

The individual responsibility of an individual cannot relativize these crimes or call into question the freedom and independence of Kosovo"

They also pointed out that the judgment is not yet final.

[Rohoza (Дев'ятий) Mykhailo 🇺🇦🇱🇹🇨🇦 @Oct7NeverForget]

🇺🇸🧐Thirty senior American psychiatrists and mental health experts have signed a statement declaring President Donald Trump mentally unfit to serve, warning that his sole authority over U.S. nuclear weapons poses a danger to the entire world.

According to the doctors, Trump’s behavior over the past year has shown “objectively observable signs of serious medical concern.”

They cited:
— a significant decline in cognitive functioning,
— episodes of apparent drowsiness during critical public appearances,
— severely impaired judgment and impulse control,
— loss of self-control,
— and grandiose or delusional beliefs, including claims of infallibility and imagery portraying himself as a figure with a “divine mission.”

The physicians argue that Trump now represents a “clear and present danger” and called for urgent action to remove him from office.

“It is our expert opinion that Donald J. Trump is mentally unfit to be president of the United States,” the statement reads.

The letter invokes the 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which allows the vice president and cabinet to declare a president incapable of performing the duties of office.

One of the signatories, Dr. Henry David Abraham of Tufts University School of Medicine, warned about “the buildup of psychiatric symptoms in a person who has sole authority to launch nuclear weapons.”

He pointed to Trump’s April 7, 2026 Truth Social post regarding Iran, in which Trump wrote:
“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.”

According to the doctors, the warning signs include:
— grandiosity without restraint,
— paranoia,
— impulsivity,
— vindictiveness,
— uncontrolled rage,
— and a sense of omnipotence in a man with unchecked control over nuclear weapons.

Psychiatrist Bandy Lee, another signatory, said the issue now “transcends politics and concerns the survival of humanity itself.”

The statement was submitted to the U.S. Congressional Record by Democratic Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Jack Reed.

The doctors emphasized that their declaration is “medical, not political,” and includes professionals with both conservative and liberal views.

Source: The BMJ

[Childless Dog Man @gaz2002]

@tj0258_ @Acyn Yathink? But is it a meltdown, lunacy or merely just another episode of sundowning?

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@MariamLau1 @StephanIsrael Sehr gute Analyse! Danke!

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Mark Carney, "In the heart of Germany, above Weimar, there is a wooded ridge called Ettusberg. And for decades, Goethe walked, thought, and wrote there. An oak on that ridge came to bear his name, a living monument to the highest ideals of European culture"

"As the 20th century turned dark, that same oak became trapped behind the barbed wire of Buchenwald. A silent witness to humanity's deepest moral failure. Goethe understood that ideals must be fought for, that values do not defend themselves."

"Indeed, at the end of Faust, the old man's last vision is of a free people on free ground. Nödvg, Värdjän, Siegfreiheit. Wie das Leben, de taklik si eroban mus"

"Freedom and life must be earned every single day"

"Every day"

"Every day, not once in 1945 or 1956 or 1989. Every day, including this one."

My take: 1945, 1956 and 1989 are not distant history lessons: they mark Europe’s liberation from fascism, Hungary’s uprising against Soviet rule, and the fall of the Iron Curtain. Carney’s point is that freedom is never something Europe simply achieved and banked forever - it is a choice, a responsibility and, when necessary, a struggle renewed by every generation.

[Robert Kahlert @KahlertRobert]

@Alice_Weidel Erschreckend, dass keine 100 Jahre nach 1933 viele Deutsche wieder einer rechtspopulistischen Partei hinterherrennen, deren Wahlprogramm die Diffamierung einer Minderheit ist und deren Wortführerin aus dem Ausland kommt.

[Michael Martens @Andric1961]

Some preliminary thoughts on the verdict against Hashim Thaçi:

1. The Kosovo tribunal’s verdict against Thaçi was only the penultimate word in legal terms. An appeal is still pending. In view of the evidence, however, it seems both sound and right that Thaçi has now been convicted. At least based on what is currently known, it seems rather unlikely that an appeal could result in an acquittal. (Although such cases have occurred before—see Ante Gotovina.)
2. Whether the 25-year prison sentence imposed on Thaçi stands in a reasonable proportion to the sentences handed down to Serbian war criminals will be a matter for debate. I have my doubts.
3. Most importantly, however, the verdict should not blur the historical proportions of what happened in Kosovo in 1999 (and before). The conflict was triggered by the Greater Serbian policies of Slobodan Milošević, whch was, at least in the beginning, supported by a majority in Serbia. Serbian "security forces" (often just plain bandits on state payrolls) committed crimes on a far greater scale than those attributed to the “Kosovo Liberation Army” (UÇK). The court was therefore right to emphasize that neither Kosovo Albanians as a whole, nor the UÇK as such, nor its struggle for Kosovos independence were on trial in The Hague. In view of Serbian repression, that struggle was both inevitable and justified. And no verdict against individuals, as justified as it might be, will change that.

[Doris Pack @DorisPack2]

@NearAngie @RepJoeWilson Unfortunately it will not change anything.