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"We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," said Zelensky ("a gift to Vladimir Putin"). Some Republicans in the House who are preparing to block the agreement with a vote have repeated it: "We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," wrote Pennsylvania Republican Brian Fitzpatrick on X. #GuerraInUcraina #CessateIlFuoco #Trump (translated)

Zbigniew Hołdys wrote that Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick intends to block Donald Trump's deal regarding Russian diesel fuel. According to Hołdys, Fitzpatrick announced a bipartisan bill banning any purchases of this fuel from Russia. Hołdys added that the announcement came a day after Trump announced a deal that could bring Vladimir Putin new revenues to fund the war against Ukraine. He also stated that Trump was facing a rebellion within his own party, and American special elections were approaching. https://t.co/ubokD2f6Ct #polityka #USA #Rosja (translated)

The electoral simulation presented in the article suggests that, despite a possible setback for PP and PSOE in the 2023 elections, the creation of useful and renewed candidacies could change the majority in Congress, allowing other political forces to take center stage in a crisis-ridden bipartisan system. #Elecciones2023 #CandidaturaÚtil #EspañaPlurinacional (translated)

Since the Covid-19 crisis, mental health has become a central topic of public debate, but some terms like schizo or bipolar are still used lightly, highlighting the need for a deeper discussion on the root causes of mental suffering. #SantéMentale #ParoleLiberée #Société (translated)

The growing bipartisan opposition against data centers, which has mobilized citizens from various states in the U.S. due to concerns about water usage and other environmental impacts, has become a central issue in the midterm elections in November. #CentrosDeDatos #Elecciones2026 #OposiciónBipartidista (translated)

The author wrote that a personal article about life alongside a person with bipolar disorder dealt with a topic that deeply involved him. He argued that too little was being done for the families, that there was a lot of ignorance, and that diagnoses were still often incorrect. He added that today, atypical antipsychotics along with lithium could save lives. (translated)

M🅰️🅰️zilla described the view of not touching the social state as strange. Before Corona, its share of GDP had been about three percent lower, which corresponded to around 135 billion euros. Furthermore, he wrote that Dr. Daniel Stelter had clearly criticized Ulrike Herrmann on #Lanz. https://t.co/qptLzYjue5 #Sozialstaat #Ökonomie #Debatte (translated)

The current student protests in France, accompanied by violence and massive riots, highlight the alarming social consequences of high public debt, which has now reached nearly 120 percent of GDP, and serve as a warning signal for other European countries. #Schuldenkrise #Frankreich #Proteste (translated)

The author supported student protests for better education but condemned violence against teachers, police, and property, as well as burning barricades, blockades, and destruction. He also wrote that France already spends around seven percent of its gross domestic product; what this money is spent on was not made clear in the contribution. https://t.co/H4W2pJoSQX #Schülerprotest #Bildung #Frieden #FR (translated)

The author wrote that German companies were shifting their investments abroad while the infrastructure and capital stock at home were becoming outdated. Without the short-term effect of government debt, the gross domestic product would shrink. In his view, an AfD government would make Germany an attractive business location again. https://t.co/S6tjBvIocu #Deutschland #Investitionen #Wirtschaft #DE (translated)

The author reported that the Human Rights Commission had unanimously approved a resolution to overcome mechanical restraint and establish a central database. He described the vote as a bipartisan result in the name of dignity and liberation and wrote that Parliament was carrying out its duty. https://t.co/PPj8kHj8RX #DirittiUmani #Liberazione #Parlamento #IT (translated)

The author said that he hoped the 15M movement had been better than the housing encampments. He described the 15M as a regeneration movement in response to the crisis of the 1978 regime, which he linked to the monarchy, bipartisanship, centralism, and clientelist capitalism, while attributing the encampments a form of riot. (translated)

The author wrote that France spends 14 percent of its GDP on pensions and retirement, compared to 10 percent in Germany, and that the share is increasing. According to his account, military spending would need to grow from the current 2.1 percent to 2.5 percent by 2030. However, he stated that the problem with the French state budget lies not with the military, but with the pension at 63 years, which often starts even earlier. #Frankreich #Renten #Staatsbudget #FR #DE (translated)

The fraud that needs to be tackled. And for that, the laws that the bipartisanship has consolidated for the past 40 years need to be changed. The returns regulation, which we managed to push forward in the European Parliament, has not yet been published due to the trickery of the bureaucracy, takes a step forward. (translated)

The article analyzes the case of Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Colleen Slemmer at the age of 18, and discusses whether, if judged today, she would have received a different sentence due to her history of abuse and bipolar disorder. #ChristaPike #penaDeMuerte #derechosHumanos (translated)