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Summary

The EU strongly rejected former Donald Trump’s claim that it was created to "screw" the U.S. and warned it would retaliate against his proposed 25% tariffs on all EU products.

European leaders, including Poland’s Donald Tusk and Spain’s Pedro Sánchez, defended the EU’s role in maintaining peace and fair trade.

The European Commission emphasized that trade ties are vital, with $1.5 trillion in annual trade.

The EU pledged immediate countermeasures on key U.S. industries if Trump follows through on his threats.

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The original was posted on /r/fedora by /u/Chartso_ on 2025-03-01 10:36:28+00:00.

I never imagined that I would completely erase my Windows boot manager to install Fedora after using it for nearly five months, which is the longest I’ve used any distribution.

Gaming and work-related tasks are quite simple for me. I can actually play Minecraft even with mods; on Windows, I get around 30-60 fps, while on Linux, it runs at almost 100-120 fps, especially since I'm using an older GPU.

From ubuntu, garduna, cachyos to fedora.

Youtube

The poll also showed support from a significant segment of Americans for reducing or eliminating DOGE.

U.S.-funded health projects around the world, including those providing lifesaving care, received termination notices from Washington on Thursday as President Donald Trump's administration neared completion of a review to ensure grants are aligned with its "America First" policy.

Trump ordered a 90-day pause on all foreign aid in January pending assessments of how projects were consistent with this foreign policy.

UNAIDS, the United Nations agency tackling HIV and AIDS, had its contract with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) cancelled, documents reviewed by Reuters showed.

Khana in Cambodia, an HIV and TB organisation, also got a termination notice, according to a source familiar with its work.

In light of recent Mozilla developments, I'm considering switching to a fork. But maintaining a browser fork is a pretty massive piece of work, so I'm wondering which ones are at least decent at that.

Ukraine’s request for a European peacekeeping force will be the hardest to negotiate.

Archived version: https://archive.is/20250228113822/https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/with-us-support-in-question-ukraine-leans-on-europe/

Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.

While Betteridge's law of headlines applies and the answer is "No", the article still has a few interesting points:

Maiwald's team make some recommendations to help speed thing up. One is to launch uncrewed missions first, to test the reliability of the technology for making oxygen and rocket fuel, for example, or for growing crops on Mars.

A second recommendation is to launch one-way cargo versions of Starship to place all the required infrastructure and supplies on the surface before astronauts reach Mars. Rather than the crew bringing with them habitats that need to be assembled once on the Red Planet, the cargo Starships could be used as habitats instead.

A third recommendation is to focus on developing life-support systems that can get as close to a 100% recovery rate of consumables as possible. Maiwald's team say that this is mandatory, since there's no way a successful mission can be launched without accomplishing this.

Their final recommendation is to include international partners who can help develop the technology and provide funding, albeit with the caveat that international politics and agendas add an extra layer of bureaucracy that can slow the process down. However, since Trump's claim that going to Mars is the manifest destiny (in itself a problematic phrase) of Americans, it remains to be seen how much the United States will want to work with other countries on such a mission.

WHAT IF INDIGENOUS CONSENT IS NOT RESPECTED? ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR INDIGENOUS CHILDREN DURING THE PANDEMIC.

All of our personal information has already been copied, so this isn't protection. At best, it may be punishment. Woohoo.

Pilots first heard about a Chinese live-fire naval exercise near Australia last week when already in the air, receiving messages that forced some to change paths through a busy air corridor, satellite text messages to and from pilots seen by Reuters show.

The incident highlights how airlines are increasingly having to react at short notice to geopolitical disruptions and military hazards, such as missile and drone barrages between Israel and Iran last year.

It also shows how China's military, in its first drills in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand, is raising tensions by being more assertive across the Indo-Pacific region, according to Western defence analysts, including near Taiwan.

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The original was posted on /r/anime by /u/AutoLovepon on 2025-03-01 18:19:16+00:00.

Okinawa de Suki ni Natta Ko ga Hougen Sugite Tsura Sugiru, episode 9

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