European leaders have proposed supporting talks to restart the flow of Russian pipeline gas as part of a compromise deal designed to prevent Slovakia from vetoing support for Ukraine.
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I keep saying this: the Democratic Party needs to disband in a highly public way, leaving a void to be filled by leaders who can read room, know what time it is, and understand the assignment.
We are here because the legacy party did none of that.
Don't sell the DNC and Ms. Pelosi short - they could read a room full of rich donors as well as anyone. Of course, they knew fuck-all about the 99%, but that's the poor people's own fault for not having any money.
It's fucking embarrassing to watch our "opposition" party try to figure out how to actually oppose anything. Wearing pink isn't scaring the Fascists.
European officials have been told that President Donald Trump wants to link the proposed US-Ukraine minerals deal to demands for Kyiv to commit to a quick ceasefire with Russia, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The founders of New Zealand solar developer Far North Solar Farm have announced an ambitious plan to build a 2-3GW high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable between New Zealand and Australia.
Designed to facilitate the trade of electricity between the two countries, the 2-3GW HVDC submarine cable would extend 2,600km across the Tasman Sea and help to increase generation and transmission capacity in both markets.
It would also support the increase of wholesale supply and retail competition, and accelerate the development of renewable energy in the two countries.
Taslink is the brainchild Australia’s John Telfer and New Zealand’s Richard Homewood, who founded Far North Solar farm in 2019.
Expected to cost upwards of $10 billion, the subse
The founders of New Zealand solar developer Far North Solar Farm have announced an ambitious plan to build a 2-3GW high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable between New Zealand and Australia.
Designed to facilitate the trade of electricity between the two countries, the 2-3GW HVDC submarine cable would extend 2,600km across the Tasman Sea and help to increase generation and transmission capacity in both markets.
It would also support the increase of wholesale supply and retail competition, and accelerate the development of renewable energy in the two countries.
Taslink is the brainchild Australia’s John Telfer and New Zealand’s Richard Homewood, who founded Far North Solar farm in 2019.
Expected to cost upwards of $10 billion, the subsea cable would link the two countries from a point south of Auckland in the north of New Zealand’s North Island, to Newcastle on the New South Wales central coast.
The cable would be both the deepest and longest of its kind in the world and would be able to take advantage of the two countries’ close geographic and temporal proximity.
“The thing about New Zealand and Australia is that we have a two hour time difference, so we have a morning peak followed [two hours later] by Australia’s morning peak,” Richard Homewood told Radio New Zealand.
“We also have our peak demand in winter time (for heating), when we have cold and dry winters, whereas Australia has the highest demand on hot days in summer (for cooling).”
These sympathetic parallels would see Taslink buy power from one country at a cheaper rate and sell it to the other, and allow surplus Australian power to be traded to New Zealand when it’s needed, and vice versa.
“We will be purchasing power from the electricity markets in both countries, so we will have generators in New Zealand producing power that could be purchased by Taslink and sold into the Australian market,” Homewood continued.
“On the same way you could have generators in Australia… Say, solar, because Australia has an abundance of daytime solar.”
‘People Are Going Silent’: Fearing Retribution, Trump Critics Muzzle Themselves
People on both sides of the aisle are intimidated by the prospect of online attacks from Mr. Trump and Elon Musk, concerned about harm to their companies and frightened for the safety of their families. Politicians fear banishment by a party remade in Mr. Trump’s image and the prospect of primary opponents financed by Mr. Musk, the president’s all-powerful partner and the world’s richest man
People say they are intimidated by online attacks from the president, concerned about harm to their businesses or worried about the safety of their families.
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Belgium will deliver combat-ready F-16 fighters, which it previously promised to Ukraine, in 2026. Initially, there was talk of delivering these aircraft at the end of 2025.
TOKYO — Meet the world's oldest female barber: She is 108 but the slender, white-haired Japanese woman has no plans to retire anytime soon.
Shitsui Hakoishi says the formal recognition by the Guinness World Records this week brought her much joy — other than her satisfied customers, that is.
'The French proposal is not new. This topic has come up in conversations with me several times,” said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk ahead of the European leaders' summit in Brussels.
Europe is warmed by heat from ocean currents, which move water from the warm tropics to the colder North Atlantic. Once the warm, salty water from the tropics reach the polar region, they cool enough to sink to the depths and flow back towards the Southern Ocean.
This enormous system of currents is known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). Climate scientists are increasingly worried about the AMOC, which appears to be slowing down.
While there’s still debate over whether the AMOC has weakened over the last decades, climate models consistently show the AMOC will significantly weaken over the coming century due to the increase in heat-trapping atmospheric greenhouse gases. As more heat stays in the system, the ocean heats up and ice melts, adding fresh w
Europe is warmed by heat from ocean currents, which move water from the warm tropics to the colder North Atlantic. Once the warm, salty water from the tropics reach the polar region, they cool enough to sink to the depths and flow back towards the Southern Ocean.
This enormous system of currents is known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). Climate scientists are increasingly worried about the AMOC, which appears to be slowing down.
While there’s still debate over whether the AMOC has weakened over the last decades, climate models consistently show the AMOC will significantly weaken over the coming century due to the increase in heat-trapping atmospheric greenhouse gases. As more heat stays in the system, the ocean heats up and ice melts, adding fresh water to polar oceans. The overall effect is to slow these currents. The AMOC could weaken 30% by 2060.
A weaker AMOC would mean big changes in Europe, which benefits directly from the warmer waters it brings. But it would also change the climate in the Southern Hemisphere. Our new research shows a weakening of the AMOC would lead to a large change in rainfall patterns, leading to wetter summers in northern Australia and a drier New Zealand year-round. Indonesia and northern Papua New Guinea would also become drier.
Scientists are increasingly worried about a potential slowdown of the major Atlantic ocean current. Now we know it would affect the Southern Hemisphere
Interview: "How the Media Walked us into Autocracy"
"The American corporate coup d'état is almost complete as the first weeks of the Trump administration exemplify.
“The sign of a decaying democracy is that when the forces of plutocracy, oligarchy, multinational corporations increase their power in all sectors of our society, the resistance gets weaker.
Ralph Nader joins Chris Hedges to chronicle his life's work fighting corporate power, and provides insight as to how the American public can continue fighting it today.
Fascinating body language here. Skum’s hand is over Mangolini’s. The old expression ‘the upper hand’ comes to mind. Mangolini may be putting his left hand on top but the fact is Skum sees Mangolini as subservient, and Mangolini was initially willing to take this position.
It's incredible, really. As if sports orgs don't already have restrictive rules in place.
Agitprop "comedy" Ladyballers was originally conceived as a documentary until it's creators realized you can't just claim you're a woman and immediately compete in—let alone dominate—women's sports.
Trump Just Cost the U.S. Access to Key Intelligence
Donald Trump’s clear affection for Vladimir Putin has U.S. allies rethinking a few things.
Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the 4 other members of the Five Eyes spy alliance—Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom—are reportedly examining whether to continue including America in international intelligence.
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in reply to Coach Pāṇini ® • • •Don't sell the DNC and Ms. Pelosi short - they could read a room full of rich donors as well as anyone. Of course, they knew fuck-all about the 99%, but that's the poor people's own fault for not having any money.
It's fucking embarrassing to watch our "opposition" party try to figure out how to actually oppose anything. Wearing pink isn't scaring the Fascists.