Biden's late missile call brings North Korean soldiers to Europe's doorstep
US president finally approves long-range missiles for Ukraine while North Korean troops enter Kursk region. The decision comes as international alliances shift and military support becomes more crucial
Joe Biden has finally okʼd Ukraineʼs use of US long-range missiles in Kursk — a move that comes way-too-late compared to Marshal Blüchers historic 4pm arrival at Waterloo. The anglo-french Storm Shadow missiles (given earlier by Britain) faced tight usage limits that shouldnt have been accepted
North Koreas deployment of 10k troops to support Vladimir Putin in Kursk has changed the game-plan. This in-your-face move against global rules made even sleepy Biden take notice. With just 2 months left in office its now up to Donald Trump to handle whats next
The pro-Putin talk from Trumps team shows how Europeʼs weak NATO spending affects US views. They say Ukraine is Europes problem while they focus on China but its not that simple: the NK soldiers in Europe show how these issues are inter-connected. Xi Jinping isnt stopping his friend Kim Jong-un from helping Russia which proves the whole no-limits friendship thing
Nowadays people are frequently told they have six months to live but then live far longer
The assisted-dying bill faces big problems with its 6-month rule. Take Dame Esther Rantzen: she told everyone about her cancer bout 22 months ago and went public with stage-4 news like 18 months back — shes still fighting strong
Essexʼs police spent overtime hours checking a year-old tweet by journalist Allison Pearson. The local commissioner Roger Hirst defended this saying “we“ investigated potential hate crime (which shows hes forgotten his real job of watching over police not defending them)
