bemti, meni od 10 postova su 4 o sportu, ostalo geopolitičke teme :D

Super. Hvala.👌🙂

Chievo je odavno bankrotira 

od ove godine kub feniks koji se dizao pod drugim imeno dobio je ime nazad dobio mislim i trofeje ili rade na tome i sad su u seria D 4 rang dizali su se ja mislim iz 6 lige nisam siguran ali nije ni bitno uglavnom ove godine su prvi put se vratili sa imenom i ne igraju vise na stadionu u Veroni nego na malom igralistu za 500 ljudi

Vodeća četvorka je u ovom kolu slavila i nastavila borbu za naslov, na dnu spilice i wanderer su u najtežoj situaciji zasada, ali sa jednom pobjedom mogu dodatno zakomplicirati borbu za ostanak. 

Kakva je vaša prognoza stanja travnjaka u Velikoj Gorici u subotu?

A) Tepih

B) Travnjak s manjim zemljanim područjima

C) Zemlja s manjim travnatim područjima

D) Travnjak s manjim zemljanim i močvarnim područjima

E) Krumpirište

F) Rižino polje

J A D N I C I

@dossantosleite ima li neka vrijedna poveznica? :D

https://www.politico.eu/article/vladimir-putin-russia-donald-trump-moscow-ukraine-gdp-finance-war-banks/

Why Putin is finally negotiating

Fiscally speaking, Russia is running out of time. The Kremlin has no plan D to finance its budget deficit, raising questions about its ability to fund the war. From this perspective, fiscal breathing room could well be what Putin is really looking for in his talks with the U.S., whether through sanctions relief (for instance, relaxing U.S. restrictions on Russia’s ability to place external debt) or a pause in the conflict (which would allow Moscow to replenish its coffers via a reduction in defense spending).

Back in September 2024, Kyrylo Budanov, Ukraine’s defense intelligence chief, predicted that mired in economic problems, Moscow would try to force an end to the war in 2025. These words may now be proving prescient.

The reason Putin might finally be ready to negotiate seems to be remarkably simple: He wants to avoid a humiliating bankruptcy.

Sankcije djeluju? Rat preskup? 😋