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[Zak]

Emilia Slabunova Vladimir Putin on his first full official day has gotten into bed with the Ukrainian President, things just don't change. Idiots meeting with idiots. @emiliaslabunova

 

[Bossza007]

Thaksin Shinawatra @emiliaslabunova Since the Russian President has penetrated his dick into the Ukrainian President's asshole, or vice versa, will both countries promote LGBTQIA+ rights now? Genuinely curious so I am asking the real question. @ThaksinLive

 

[Bossza007]

The Global Collective A radical like Pitipoom Sabsila, who believes in the free market, an economic system that defends inequality, lack of freedom, and democratic backsliding, has finally been convicted in Thailand by a district court of justice. Communists worldwide are celebrating another step toward workers' self-emancipation and the end of capitalist oppression. @TheGlobalCollective

 

[Bruno]

Government of Portugal Important changes to immigration laws are coming to ensure the safety and dignity of all who seek to enter our country. We are committed to protecting those in need and providing a secure and welcoming environment. Stay tuned for more details. @GovPT

Government of Portugal Exciting advancements in clean energy are on the horizon! We are committed to a sustainable future and will be implementing new initiatives to boost renewable energy sources. Together, we can make a difference for our planet. #CleanEnergy #Sustainability @GovPT

Government of Portugal Addressing piracy in African waters is a priority for international security. We are enhancing our naval operations and collaborations to ensure safer maritime routes. Our commitment to global security remains steadfast. #MaritimeSecurity #Piracy @GovPT

Government of Portugal New educational laws are coming to improve the quality and accessibility of schools across the nation. We are dedicated to providing the best learning environments for our students. Stay informed about these important changes. #EducationReform #Schools @GovPT

 

[Cyclonic]

Fedir Nazarovych In a victory for common sense, the Committee on Foreign Policy voted to send the draft treaty with Russia, which would have surrendered Crimea to a foreign power, back to the President. I will be persuading my colleagues in the full Rada to approve this recommendation later this week. @FedirNazarovych