You know, like how North Korea has "security" for its athletes.
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For sure. Can't they arrest them for working in the EU without a work visa?
The company I worked for (late stage startup) was bought by a giant mega corp, which has an office nearby. Literally my first month there and they announced a return to office policy.
I'm not suggesting doing nothing. But getting rid of American bases on European soil will make Europe more vulnerable to US attacks, not more.
The US military bases are actually filled with thousands of soldiers that will be imprisoned if the US invades. If we see a large pullout from European bases then we know shit is about to go down.
Russia was the second strongest military in the world when they invaded Ukraine, weren't they?
Franco's regime in Spain lasted decades. Actually so did the fascists in Italy....
That's literally how The Handmaid's Tale history went.
"quick" like within a couple of days? I think we were all watching tanks roll towards Kiev and amazed that Russia didn't have air superiority yet.
Proper accounting would consider the costs of retraining against the existing vendor. After all, that's vendor lock-in, which your vendor will use to raise prices...
The average number of children per woman is more for wealthy families than for poor ones.
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No, the Graphene developers insist on hardware functionality that is not present on the Fairphone.