Donald Trump's new logo for the Board of Peace, which focuses on a globe view entirely of the United States and doesn't contain or correctly show Greenland, Iceland, or Europe at all.
Donald Trump's AI-generated "Board of Peace" logo is so bad it doesn't even have Greenland on it, the territory he almost took the US to war this week to seize. No, really, look closely:
China has the largest installed wind capacity in the world.
Die armen Historiker:innen, die das alles später mal erforschen.
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Orwell wept.
X is literally making child porn as a service so there really shouldn't be a question to whether or not MPs leave. Bellingcat has.
tweet SOON the people of Greenland will be free Attached is a video clip of a huge shopping street in snowy Greenland filled to the brim with cars on snow shoes, with the Northern Lights in the background
There honestly cannot be a satire cutting enough to make fun of Americans. What the fuck do you mean the highest colonial ideal you could imagine was a parking lot with McDonald's on both sides
Trending Mainland China Shows on Viki currently include Love and Crown, Fight for Love, Love in the Clouds, Love’s Ambition, Love on the Turquoise Land, Love Like the Galaxy, Only for Love, Fireworks of my Heart, and Why Is He Still Single? I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I sense a trend.
"There is a sense from some in Switzerland that this was very close to corruption," 😲 www.ft.com/content/36c9...
BREAKING
Dutch government suspend the goods availability act invoked over Nexperia!
Hong Kong’s plan to prove that a dynamic financial hub and “world city” does not have to hew to Western liberal values. My column, The Telegram, reported from HK
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from The Economist
Waiting for the hit piece on Trump's dogmatic education he received at Wharton.
"The president has said his education at Wharton was formative. But critics say that his degree exemplifies how business schools steep students in capitalist dogma."
And, of course, by cancelling his visa they are verifying that Trump is, indeed "Idi Amin in whiteface."
Iowas Sojabauern wählten Trump. Doch seine Zölle kosten sie ihren Hauptkunden China. Ausgerechnet hier, wo einst ein junger Agrarbeamter namens Xi Jinping aufkreuzte, der bis heute eine Brieffreundschaft mit einer Seniorin pflegt.
Reportage aus Muscatine @spiegel.de
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EU sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan the latest top EU official to confirm Wang Yi comments to Kallas
"I know that in many in America would say, yeah, but China is much more of a problem than Russia. But actually they're kind of two sides of the same coin...
So much has gone wrong in US press reporting on Trump because the White House reporters are people who have exclusively covered US politics.
They need people who have worked in Hungary, Turkey, etc. The relevant knowledge isn't Reagan factoids; it's the dynamics of competitive authoritarianism.
One of my favorite poems since childhood, and a poem I share every #autumnequinox.
By the 12thc warrior poet Xin Qiji 辛棄疾, sidelined during peacetime, demoted, drifting through a decade of minor posts in remote lands.
Poetry, then, is that which is left unsaid.
“My, what a cool and lovely autumn.”
So what are we thinking, a 70-30 balance?
"This country is full of maniacs with guns who shoot people for all kinds of crazy reasons" — a long text message from my friend Cleo Rose-Innes (like me, not born in the U.S.), copied in this 🧵:
... and some interesting thoughts from the author of the article.
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“Do I want the Silicon Valley people to win? Probably not.” He wants, he said, the most ethical version of AI to win.
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Der abgeschriebene Artikel auf @watson.ch ist weiterhin online. Ein Mail an die Redaktion bleibt unbeantwortet. Egal? Hauptsache Klicks und Narrative sind bedient?
Die FAZ hat den Fehler bemerkt und seither umgetextet. Im Link sieht man weiterhin den alten Titel. Das war einmal Indikativ. Die Bildlegende ist weiterhin falsch. Das Bild ist aus Tianjin im Rahmen der SCO.
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Der Artikel spricht von einem unbemannten Auto, das Videos macht und über Lautsprecher Informationen verbreiten kann. Hat hier jemand 拍摄视频 falsch übersetzt? Auf Menschen schiesst hier jedenfalls nichts.
Dieses Video zeigt offensichtlich, dass die FAZ und Watson falsch liegen. Zwei Polizisten legen eine Schwimmweste und einen Rettungsring ins Innere.
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Ein Redaktor von @watson.ch, (nib), hat den Text von einem Feuilleton-Artikel in der FAZ von Niklaus Maak abgeschrieben. Es lohnt sich, den etwas merkwürdigen, erdichteten Artikel zu lesen. In China gibt es keine selbst-schiessenden Autos.
Ich bin jetzt seit bald zwei Monaten in China, und ich bin fasziniert wie "weit weg" das Land von Europa doch immer noch ist. Ein Beispiel: @watson.ch publiziert einen Artikel über angebliche "selbstschiessende" Autos. Darin stimmt eigentlich nichts.
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Get ready for a bunch of media interviews with traumatized South Koreans workers once they all return home, about how they were treated by the U.S. and ICE.
