@uvR9cTiDXPf0hwK@tosaka_public Its permanently closed because of the war. After unusually large Russian armed units were spotted moving on the Russian side
@Cigam_1988@Ptbofkmsk@gerdstz if i wasnโt being hyperbolic thereโs a lot of us cities i would be willing to live in purely from their proximity to beautiful nature, but the reason i would pick new york is cause itโs an amazing walkable city with relatively good public transport
@raulae10@GrantSlatton How they \defended/covered for the violence of the Argentinian national team. How they switch between being a indigenous people oppresed by Britain when it comes to the Falklands, but then claim to be superior to the rest of south America because of how European they are
@Noahpinion the name rare earth minerals is so misleading. Like they're not rare because they are not abundant, they're rare because they are so difficult to separate from each other that it took a long time to discover them
@Lothenes@RichardHanania I agree but i think its high risk high reward, similar traits can be found in a lot of new world countries and most of them end up as unstable populist/authoritarian dysfunctional states
@AlexJPantos@illnevercallitx@NXT4EU i would guess political parties in Denmark are more willing to work together on certain bills broadly across the political spectrum
@illnevercallitx@NXT4EU The difference is that for big projects like this in Denmark. The different review processes are finished before the project is approved, and then the projects is approved through an act of parliament as part of a bill. Which means its much harder to challenge once approved
@vlonjatden1912@kos_data the ones that open first and also close last are: Judiciary and fundamental rights alongside Justice freedom and security + Public procurement, theres also a media one that opens later
@vlonjatden1912@kos_data the process arguably exists to work against those issues, and as more more chapters are closed it should counteract antidemocratic and corruption issues. The goal is to be a free and fair democracy by the end, once all chapters are closed, regardless of how you start out