Maybe I’m too autistic for this discourse but I just don’t understand why you can’t have an iced coffee in a job interview??? Or even a funeral?? It’s a bloody drink, not a bomb. What is the issue? I’m so confused. This is why I hate unspoken societal rules THEY MAKE ZERO SENSE
just to add to the interview discourse. please do not show up to an interview with those acne star stickers on your face. please for the love of God stop doing that
there was a point where everything should have been an email…millennials had it down to a science.
but gen-z can’t be trusted with time and has zero sense of urgency…so we’re back to phone calls.
we can’t wait for y’all to respond to an email when y’all feel like it.
Brazil's Lula says Maduro needs to face trial if guilty, but the US cannot simply accuse him.
"I am tired of seeing this. Where are the chemical weapons that Saddam Hussein had?
Where is the nuclear bomb that Iran has?"
Charles Spencer hasn’t used a single “Unnamed source” in his book, he says everything with his chest & puts a name to it! Royalists are struggling with this level of transparency!! 😂😂
With transcontinental flights having to wiggle their way between Iran and Russia, throwback to when flights to South Africa had to fly around Africa because of Apartheid boycotts
Shabana Mahmood is being urged by UK Lawyers for Israel to proscribe Doctors Without Borders (MSF) over staff’s alleged links to terrorist groups.
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Under the E1 plan, Israel demolished Palestinian shops to make an Israeli-only road between the illegal Ma'ale Adumim settlement and Jerusalem.
E1 will displace 4,000 Palestinians to build settler homes and cut the West Bank in two.
Al Jazeera's Leila Warah reports.
Exclusive: British diplomats have privately told the US that the new sanctions Ed Miliband is imposing on Israeli settlements today are largely symbolic and will have no material impact on the UK’s wider relationship with Israel on trade or security
A behind-closed-doors diplomatic effort is underway to soothe the Trump administration’s response, amid fears that the sanctions could provide the first major setback in US relations for Andy Burnham, people familiar with the matter said
Burnham spoke to Trump by phone on Monday afternoon and told him what was coming
The reality that Britain’s relationship with Israel will largely continue as is, despite stronger rhetoric from ministers about a fundamental reset, may disappoint some on the left who the announcement is designed to win over
Bloomberg’s @EllenAMilligan@AlbertoNardelli scooped that Miliband was preparing new sanctions on Israel last month. They reported that proposals under consideration included measures to prevent the exchange of goods and services with Israeli settlements
Miliband has also looked at expanding existing human rights sanctions to cover the obstruction of aid, which has been blamed for exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The foreign secretary has also been looking at explicitly endorsing the International Court of Justice’s non-binding 2024 opinion that Israel’s occupation of territory that Britain now recognises as the state of Palestine is unlawful
Still, at the time British officials acknowledged that any new actions might have limited impact. Traders can re-label goods to evade sanctions and the UK has long maintained that Israeli settlements in the West Bank are illegal
https://t.co/6EHPCKoMUA
At this point even globalisation was well-funded political project, through philanthropy the issue now is that liberals don't want to play dirty and/or the people with money no longer see globalisation as beneficial.
@brodie7DK Interferenence from Russia at least dates back to that time, aligning with Brexit and Trump's path to office. Its a coordinated effort and its definitely not organically spreading.