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stavmanr έγραψε: ↑

10 Απρ 2022, 13:43

Η Ρωσία πρέπει να μπει στην ΕΕ κάποια στιγμή

stavmanr έγραψε: ↑

10 Απρ 2022, 13:43

Η Ρωσία πρέπει να μπει στην ΕΕ κάποια στιγμή.
Φυσικά προϋποθέτει να αλλάξει το καθεστώς, να εκδημοκρατιστεί κλπ.

Αλλά κρατάμε μία ελπίδα ότι η Ρωσία κάποια στιγμή θα είναι έτοιμη να μπει στην ευρωπαϊκή κοινότητα, και να συμμετέχει στο σημαντικότερο πολιτισμικό γεγονός της περιόδου μας.

stavmanr έγραψε: ↑

10 Απρ 2022, 13:43

Η Ρωσία πρέπει να μπει στην ΕΕ κάποια στιγμή.
Φυσικά προϋποθέτει να αλλάξει το καθεστώς, να εκδημοκρατιστεί κλπ.

Αλλά κρατάμε μία ελπίδα ότι η Ρωσία κάποια στιγμή θα είναι έτοιμη να μπει στην ευρωπαϊκή κοινότητα, και να συμμετέχει στο σημαντικότερο πολιτισμικό γεγονός της περιόδου μας.

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

11 Απρ 2022, 22:40

Quote of the year:

"The EU is no longer the European Union, it is NATO’s economic relations department."
Maria Zakharova

Ζενίθεδρος έγραψε: ↑

22 Μαρ 2022, 03:14

sharp έγραψε: ↑

22 Μαρ 2022, 02:05

Ζενίθεδρος έγραψε: ↑

22 Μαρ 2022, 02:02

Για πέντε εβδομάδες θα έχει ρεύμα η Ευρώπη, μετά...

Απειλές ναζισταράδων που έλεγαν, μην πολεμάτε τους Γερμανούς, οι Γερμανοί είναι πολύ ισχυροί, θα καταστρέψουν την χώρα σας.

Ο άλλος δεν λέει για ένοπλη αντίσταση, να κόψει την παροχή φυσικού αερίου και πετρελαίου λέει.

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 09:34

https://t.me/markusgelau/164

η κυβέρνηση της Γεωργίας λέει οτι η ΕΕ "...ζητάει το άνοιγμα δεύτερου μετώπου εναντίον της Ρωσίας στη Γεωργία "

διαβάστε το αρκετές φορές

Υδράργυρος έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 10:32

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 09:34

https://t.me/markusgelau/164

η κυβέρνηση της Γεωργίας λέει οτι η ΕΕ "...ζητάει το άνοιγμα δεύτερου μετώπου εναντίον της Ρωσίας στη Γεωργία "

διαβάστε το αρκετές φορές

Γιατί δεν ανοίγουν οι ίδιοι;

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 09:34

https://t.me/markusgelau/164

η κυβέρνηση της Γεωργίας λέει οτι η ΕΕ "...ζητάει το άνοιγμα δεύτερου μετώπου εναντίον της Ρωσίας στη Γεωργία "

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But the first reaction of the leader of the ruling party "Georgian Dream", Irakli Kobachidze, already makes the thrust clear: Georgia has not received the candidate status, "because, unlike Ukraine and even Moldova, it was not ready for the sacrifices" that were necessary for this. In doing so, Kobachidze continued what politicians and the media of the ruling party have been instilling in Georgians for weeks: the West is demanding the opening of a second front against Russia in Georgia as a price for EU candidate status.

The decision of the EU Commission is "unfortunately correct"," says Giga Bokeria of the opposition party "European Georgia" of the F.A.Z. But the message is also: "We have a chance if we change course and return to the path of democracy." However, this government is no longer in a position to do so.

The actual reasons why Georgia has not received candidate status can be found in the EU Commission's recommendations to the country. First and foremost, it calls for political polarisation to be overcome through cross-party cooperation "in the spirit of the April 19 agreement". This agreement between the government and the opposition in Georgia was brokered in April last year by EU Council President Charles Michel, who travelled to Tbilisi specifically to overcome a domestic political crisis in Georgia. This ended the boycott of parliament by the opposition parties, which they had announced after what they saw as an unfair and manipulated election in autumn 2020.

This election was preceded by a breach of the government's word. After large demonstrations in Tbilisi, which were sparked by the appearance of an extreme Great-Russian nationalist in the parliament in Tbilisi, tolerated by the "Georgian Dream", she had agreed to the change to proportional representation, but then pushed through a different electoral system with her majority in parliament. With the proportional representation agreed in 2019, the "Georgian Dream" would no longer have received a majority in parliament in the 2020 election.

The agreement negotiated by EU Council President Michel with the opposition was revoked by the government after only three months. This was preceded by fierce criticism from the EU of the behavior of the government and security forces during the riots of a right-wing extremist mob against an LGBT demonstration in Tbilisi and against the journalists who reported on it in early July 2021. Under the eyes of weak and passive police forces, more than 50 journalists were injured, one of them fatally.

Bill Hicks έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 11:13

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

12 Ιούλ 2022, 09:34

https://t.me/markusgelau/164

η κυβέρνηση της Γεωργίας λέει οτι η ΕΕ "...ζητάει το άνοιγμα δεύτερου μετώπου εναντίον της Ρωσίας στη Γεωργία "

διαβάστε το αρκετές φορές

βασικά, όπως λέει το άρθρο που πλασάρει ο τουιτεράς, ο Γεωργιανός ξύνισε που δεν έλαβε candidate status η Γεωργία, όπως η Ουκρανία και η Μολδαβία, και κάνει προπαγάνδα κυρίως για εσωτερική κατανάλωση για να καλύψει την ευθύνη τής κυβέρνησής του για την καθυστέρηση στην ενταξιακή πορεία τής χώρας.

But the first reaction of the leader of the ruling party "Georgian Dream", Irakli Kobachidze, already makes the thrust clear: Georgia has not received the candidate status, "because, unlike Ukraine and even Moldova, it was not ready for the sacrifices" that were necessary for this. In doing so, Kobachidze continued what politicians and the media of the ruling party have been instilling in Georgians for weeks: the West is demanding the opening of a second front against Russia in Georgia as a price for EU candidate status.

The decision of the EU Commission is "unfortunately correct"," says Giga Bokeria of the opposition party "European Georgia" of the F.A.Z. But the message is also: "We have a chance if we change course and return to the path of democracy." However, this government is no longer in a position to do so.

The actual reasons why Georgia has not received candidate status can be found in the EU Commission's recommendations to the country. First and foremost, it calls for political polarisation to be overcome through cross-party cooperation "in the spirit of the April 19 agreement". This agreement between the government and the opposition in Georgia was brokered in April last year by EU Council President Charles Michel, who travelled to Tbilisi specifically to overcome a domestic political crisis in Georgia. This ended the boycott of parliament by the opposition parties, which they had announced after what they saw as an unfair and manipulated election in autumn 2020.

This election was preceded by a breach of the government's word. After large demonstrations in Tbilisi, which were sparked by the appearance of an extreme Great-Russian nationalist in the parliament in Tbilisi, tolerated by the "Georgian Dream", she had agreed to the change to proportional representation, but then pushed through a different electoral system with her majority in parliament. With the proportional representation agreed in 2019, the "Georgian Dream" would no longer have received a majority in parliament in the 2020 election.

The agreement negotiated by EU Council President Michel with the opposition was revoked by the government after only three months. This was preceded by fierce criticism from the EU of the behavior of the government and security forces during the riots of a right-wing extremist mob against an LGBT demonstration in Tbilisi and against the journalists who reported on it in early July 2021. Under the eyes of weak and passive police forces, more than 50 journalists were injured, one of them fatally.

https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/eu- ... 20-p2.html

μα ό,τι μαλακία δείτε να την πιστεύετε;