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There might be a reshuffle in geopolitics. Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and Venezuela, are traditionally allies of Russia and opponents of the US. Something will have to change, I believe.
We might see Armenia align with the US and aforementioned countries, if Turkey stays aligned with Europe. Which will likely be the case, I believe.
China is the wildcard here. I can see them align with either camp.
I think Australia won't have to choose. They might stay somewhat neutral.
I was so annoyed in 2012 when we were protesting the tuition fee hike in Québec that people were pointing to other provinces or the US for their higher tuition fees, instead of, like, North European countries, and many others, where it's free.
As a citizen of Canada, this has become relatable.
I think there are no absolutes here. Some women will wait for a long term partner, and a fraction of that group will have children by accident before finding one, and some other women don't wait for one (especially in a context where men don't abound), etc. What women do overall is the amalgation of millions of specific biographies concerning unique women.
They're the Austrian who likes Hitler.
It feels like everything politicians and officials say nowadays would have made sense if they said it one year ago.
They're closing the barn door after the horse has bolted.
I'm aware. It's just that the range of who I consider black differs from that of US Americans. It would never have occured to me to call Harris "black" if I hadn't heard someone call her "black".
Not really adding, it's just a comment on the topic: I've always been confused by mass media saying Kamala Harris is black. There seems to be something about her physical features that mark her "black" in the eye of US Americans.
Why not film them in NYC?
Elon Musk threatened the UK.
By 2013, it was clear that Ukraine’s democratic facade was crumbling. [...] The Party of Regions controlled the Cabinet, the Parliament (Verkhovna Rada), and most local councils. Its leading [financial-political groups] also controlled most of the courts, the police, the tax administration, and major state-owned industrial companies—in other words, the lion’s share of the economy.
Doesn't look much like a healthy democracy to me.
And the 2014 coup being backed by Western powers appears to me to merely be a Kremlin talking point. Do you have any reliable source to backup that claim?