Yes. Admittedly, Germany has (bad) form with the Jewish religion. It must tread more carefully than others.

Indeed. Germans may have a better understanding of zionism than most: zionism is only another name for Lebensraum. Same ideal, same consequences.

This man, like his boss Netanyahu, supports a criminal policy, zionism, which steals land and seeks the forced removal of its inhabitants. Anti-zionism is not antisemitism, but Netanyahu deliberately conflates them, which just shows how truly racist he is.

Zionism is a policy that promotes the theft of land and the displacement of its residents. It is inherently criminal.

I am not a lawyer, but I doubt that would be straightforward. Blatant overreach causing damage may be easier to argue in law.

It would be useful to go after the individuals responsible for this disgrace, both those implementing it physically and their bosses. Punishing institutions will never have the deterrent impact of punishing individuals.

What he really meant is that only the corrupt are intelligent.

In response to racist attacks on black people, perhaps?

Thank you. I admit not reading the article. My mistake. But I do agree that judicial delays are costly (and unjust), and am not surprised that juries would rarely have many cyclists on them, so may be rather indifferent to specific cycling hardships.

Costs soar? The UK has starved its justice of funds for decades, damaging a fundamental democratic right: the right to ask for justice whatever your wealth, and for such justice to be independent and swift. There may be savings to be found, but first ensure that its purpose is fulfilled.

Britain’s social contract is fraying
www.economist.com/leaders/2025...
From The Economist

All political parties are "private" companies or organisations. Arguably, they operate like an oligopoly, controlling who has the opportunity to be elected, thus producing "career politicians".
Therein may be a problem.

"Old-fashioned" perhaps, but still the most important question.

I do wish that such nonsense would stop. Singling out one food and shouting that it is THE SOLUTION or, alternatively, THE POISON is so annoying. And so untrue.

Excellente présentation des défis et des actions à mener pour améliorer l'économie de La Réunion. Toutefois, il manque encore une réflexion sur l'approvisionnement en énergie bon marché (géothermie, bioénergies?)

And better food. Don't forget food.