Hay quien todavía mide la pertenencia por el apellido, el lugar de nacimiento o el color de piel.
Otros la medimos por el arraigo a un país y la voluntad de contribuir a él. Jugando al fútbol. Cuidando a nuestros mayores. O abriendo negocios.
España es de quien la ama y la trabaja. No de quien la avergüenza con declaraciones xenófobas.
Francia, nos vemos en semifinales. Que gane el mejor y que pierda el racismo.
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Over the last 24 hours:
1. IDF soldier shot an killed a 7 months old Palestinian baby in Hebron
2. IDF kills a senior Lebanese military officer and two other Lebanese soldiers in an air strike in southern Lebanon
3. Israeli Settlers aided by at least one IDF soldier (see video) conduct a Pogrom in the Palestinian village of Huwara. 9 Palestinians wounded
La Russie de Poutine comme les États-Unis de Trump pensaient réaffirmer leur domination extérieure sans guerre coûteuse, au moyen de stratégies plus sophistiquées, plus habiles et affranchies des erreurs de leurs prédécesseurs – l’une par le contournement de la lutte armée, l’autre par une logique transactionnelle – mais ont en réalité reproduit ces mêmes erreurs en croyant les dépasser. Ces deux approches, nées de ce style politique, se prêtaient à la personnalisation du pouvoir : elles valorisaient l’intuition du chef, la ruse et la promesse de gains rapides obtenus à moindre coût, plutôt que l’accumulation patiente de ressources institutionnelles. Elles en ont payé le prix : les dirigeants russes et américains ont surestimé tant l’efficacité de ces méthodes que leurs propres capacités à les mettre en œuvre. Ces deux stratégies entendaient conjurer le déclin en imitant les mécanismes mêmes auxquels il était attribué ; fondées sur une lecture fantasmatique de ce déclin, elles portaient en elles les germes de leur échec. Ce qui se voulait stratégie raffinée a fini en déchaînement de violence brute.
Lire mon dernier article, "Le miroir toxique de la Russie. Comment un style politique qui a affaibli Moscou érode aujourd'hui la puissance américaine", sur le site de l'@IFRI_ : https://t.co/gxp60VECH3.
During an October call with Vladimir Putin, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban promised to help Russia "in any way” he can. Read the full transcript. https://t.co/YPS8CsdqH8
"All this time Putin had, and still has, a mole in all European and NATO official meetings. If the integrity of these meetings is to be maintained, it would be appropriate to ban Hungary from all of them. Every generation has a Kim Philby”
https://t.co/y3c5piiVIH
New: We obtained phone calls between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó showing them conspiring to lift EU sanctions on Russia -- from oligarchs to banks to the shadow fleet. Full story with consortium partners at @InsiderEng: https://t.co/uour6hcjbr
Comme vous dites, je suis toujours général.
Alors que vous, vous êtes un ex tout. Ex député, ex maire, exclus du monde qui pèse, excité et extravagant de bêtise, exécrable en tous points.
Je vous laisse retourner au néant, vous devez vous y sentir si bien.
Bonne éternité…
Just unpacking it here.
Ukraine is helping us with Iranian drones, resulting from the war we launched against Iran.
And we're easing sanctions on Russia because of the oil market fallout from the war we launched against Iran.
And Russia is helping Iran with medical aid and intel, in the war we launched against Iran.
And Trump is frustrated with Ukraine because it's still at war with Russia.
Breaking News: New video adds to evidence that a U.S. missile likely hit an Iranian school where 175 people, many of them children, were reportedly killed.
https://t.co/Dqo309M8lW
La politique de l’administration Trump est brutale, primitive et presque puérile : j’ai un très gros bâton et je traite donc tout problème comme un clou ; j’ignore culture et histoire puisque seul compte le plus gros bâton ; je tape pour taper sans me préoccuper du lendemain.
It’s extremely good that Anthropic has not backed down, and it’s siginficant that OpenAI has taken a similar stance.
In the future, there will be much more challenging situations of this nature, and it will be critical for the relevant leaders to rise up to the occasion, for fierce competitors to put their differences aside. Good to see that happen today.
La vraie question n’est pas : " l’IA va-t-elle supprimer des emplois ?" Mais "que ferons-nous de l’abondance qu’elle rend possible ? "
Ma nouvelle chronique pour @lesechos est en ligne.
Lien en bio.
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The fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Twelve years of the modern Russian–Ukrainian war.
Russia counted on breaking us in a matter of days. But Ukraine stood firm.
Throughout all these years, we have not had enough time for deep reflection on how the war has changed us as a nation – we simply didn’t have a second to spare because we had to fight. We had to defend Ukraine.
These years have tested not only our army, but the entire country. Our economy. Our institutions. Our society. Our ability to remain united in the most difficult moments. We have suffered great losses. But we have preserved what matters most – our statehood and our agency.
At last, we stood up for Ukraine as no one ever had before because we knew: here is our home, here is everything that is ours – every last bit of it.
Today, we have one of the most technologically advanced and combat-ready armies in the world. We have the support of our partners. We have every chance to secure the future our children deserve.
And we also have our memory. Memory of the fallen warriors – the sons and daughters of our people, as well as the brave foreigners who answered Kyiv’s call for help and gave their lives in the fight for our shared values of freedom and for the noble choice to oppose barbarism. Memory is our resource for resilience and wisdom in these historic times for Ukraine and for the entire world.
What we must not have are illusions about our enemy – illusions that this will be easy. We must live in reality, where each day we so desperately need that same sense of a shoulder beside us. Perhaps that is the most important lesson of the Russian–Ukrainian war: our strength lies in unity. Only together can we be a strong state in the struggle for independence.
Respect to all who stand shoulder to shoulder, holding up Ukraine; to all who take pride in calling themselves citizens of a state that, despite all the grim predictions in February 2022, continues to fight for its future and defend its national interests.
Ukraine stands strong!
Glory to Ukraine!
Imagine if the French had abandoned us during our War of Independence? Thats what we are doing now to Ukrainians as they fight for their independence. And they are not asking for our soldiers, only our ammunition.