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We call on the European Commission to propose a binding legal ban on conversion practices targeting LGBTQ+ citizens in the European Union:

The issue at hand:

Around Germany and Greece there were other countries. They went by names like frugal four and PIIGS. They forced "austerity" and stricter working hours onto indebted countries to save their own banks.

two social media screenshots from a young person wearing a tight blue shirt with the EU flag, flirting at the camera in their living room, and a "fifi" comments underneath that zelenskyy should have worn this at his white house meeting

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27935229

The demoscene has become a national UNESCO-heritage in Sweden, thanks to an application that Ziphoid and me did last year. This has already happened in several European countries, as part of the international Art of Coding initiative to make the demoscene a global UNESCO heritage. I think this makes plenty of sense, since the demoscene is arguably the oldest creative digital subculture around. It has largely stuck to its own values and traditions throughout the world’s technological and economical shifts, and that sort of consistency is quite unusual in the digital world.

A easy to read article about the similarities between Northern & Southern Europe .

The latest Asterix album, set for release in October, features France’s favourite comic figure coming to the help of an enclave in the Iberian Peninsula, or modern day Portugal, besieged by the imperial Romans

https://journals.plos.org/sustainabilitytransformation/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pstr.0000158

Credits: https://old.reddit.com/r/WalkableStreets/comments/1j01niq/bruges_belgium/

https://old.reddit.com/r/WalkableStreets/comments/1j0y0rt/cosy_intimate_and_colorful_street_in_sibiu_romania/

The line (of national debt) must go down?

If your area is not contaminated, I guess it's worth a shout.

Capitol/ credits fixed

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_…

sorry it's reddit I know but too good not to share

Have you ever looked at a map and thought, "You know what Denmark needs? More sunshine, palm trees, and roller skates." Well, we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make that dream a reality.

From a Reddit user:

Germans call in sick more than 20 days per year on average, much more than workers in other EU countries.

Officials apparently became aware of the problem when the weapons were found sitting in the IKEA warehouse, at which point someone called the military to ask “when they would collect their mines.”

Author: danmihaibalanescu (on insta, according to this Reddit thread).

Posts and comments are welcome in all languages from the region, and of course in English