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Peter Altmaier @peteraltmaier

Außerhalb der Bubble habe ich niemanden getroffen, der sich einen Kopp macht, wer Bundespräsident werden soll. Aber ich treffe ständig Leute, die wissen wollen, was sie wann bei Rente, Krankheit, Pflege erwartet. Wie hoch die Mieten werden und warum Bauen so teuer ist. Isso.

Karina Moessbauer @K_Moessbauer

Causa BuPrä: Joachim Gauck: Theologe Frank-Walter Steinmeier: Jurist Mehr gibt es zu dem angeblich notwendigen Fähigkeitsprofil „juristische Expertise“ für das Amt nicht zu sagen.

AJC Berlin @AJCBerlin

Laut Medienberichten wurde ein Mann in Berlin gefragt, ob er Jude sei. Nachdem er bejahte, wurde er mehrfach brutal geschlagen. Dass die antisemitische Attacke öffentlich beinahe keine Reaktion auslöst, ist erschreckend. Wir wünschen ihm schnelle Genesung.

Vassili Golod @VassiliGolod

Wir sind zurück! Im Mai 2026 wurde unser ARD-Studio Kyjiw infolge eines russischen Angriffs in Teilen zerstört. Pünktlich zu unserem dritten Geburtstag sind die Reparaturarbeiten vollständig abgeschlossen. Danke an unser engagiertes Kyjiw-Team & für den Rückhalt aus Köln! ❤️ 1/10

Martin Schulze Wessel @MSchulzewessel

Der ARD-Podcast, „Streitkräften und Strategien“ hat ein Gespräch mit mir geführt über Russlands Krieg und seine historischen Dimensionen. Das Gespräch basiert auf meinem neuen Buch „Warum #Russland nicht aufhören wird. Sieben Thesen“, @CHBeckLiteratur

Andrew Doyle @andrewdoyle_com

Protesters have occupied the colosseum in Rome. Where are those lions when you need them?

Jeanne Ava Plaumann | ژان ئاڤا @JeannePlaumann

Weihnachten soll eine schöne Zeit sein. Für viele Kinder in der #Ukraine bedeutet es seit fünf Jahren: Geschenke auspacken im Bunker, oder #Weihnachten auf der Flucht. Ihr könnt jetzt den Kids an der Front Geschenke schicken – die Freude ist immer riesig!

Christopher Steele @Chris_D_Steele

Given Trump’s latest pivot to supporting Russian dictator Putin in his failing war of aggression against Ukraine, we Europeans must step up to the plate. UK, France and Germany can’t allow Moscow to prevail. It would be the death knell of our peace and security for a generation.

Official Toonie Tuesday 🎗️ @toonie_tuesday

Fierce When Provoked. Unstoppable When Supported. This Toonie Tuesday we are working with @wilendhornets to raise money for the heroes of the 3rd Airmobile Battalion of the 77th Separate Airmobile Brigade ("Naddnipryanska"). One of their trucks was hit by a drone and we are looking to raise $10,000 to replace it. To help push this, Wild Hornets is offering a signed flag to the highest donor! See details below in comments. Donate €2 £2 $2 screenshot in replies & repost Monojar: PP: opivas2017evrey@gmail.com Check out the video below and spread the word.

Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en

Baby Anhelina and her mom Inna were killed by Russia yesterday. Anhelina was just over a year old. Her mom, Inna Mariukhna, was a primary school teacher. They were in the park in Nova Vodolaha, Kharkiv region, when a Russian drone attacked. Little Anhelina was killed in her stroller. Her mom died of her injuries in hospital. Another girl killed in the strike was just 11 years old. Six people lost their lives from that Russian strike. All of them had simply been spending time in the park. At least 15 more were injured, including seven kids. Deepest condolences...

Jüdische Allgemeine @JuedischeOnline

Jüdisches Leben in Europa hat eine Zukunft, aber nicht von allein. Dafür braucht es nach den Worten des Oberrabbiners Pinchas Goldschmidt Partner in den Regierungen und in der Zivilgesellschaft.

Felix Dachsel @xileffff

Sie verwüsten Synagogen und nennen es Bildungsproteste. Sie marschieren gegen Israel und nennen es Klimaproteste. Sie zeigen das Hamas-Dreieck und nennen es Friedensproteste. Der erste Schritt, diesem Wahnsinn entgegenzutreten, ist die sprachliche Demaskierung.

Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer

Youth in Turin take a stand for education rights and cost of living by looting and destroying bookstore.

Le Figaro @Le_Figaro

Scènes de chaos en marge des manifestations →

Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories

Vasili Mitrokhin (1922-2004), a Soviet KGB archivist who secretly copied and compiled thousands of classified intelligence files during the Cold War... Every evening between 1972 and 1984, a quiet, bespectacled archivist named Vasili Mitrokhin walked out of the KGB’s foreign intelligence headquarters in Moscow with crumpled slips of paper tucked into the soles of his shoes. Past armed guards, metal detectors, and internal security checkpoints, the fifty-something bureaucrat flashed his pass and stepped out into the Moscow cold. Under his arm sat no classified briefcase; in his pockets lay nothing suspicious. But stuffed into his socks and underwear were minute, handwritten notes detailing the Soviet Union's deepest global operations: assassination directives, illegal networks, foreign political bribes, and clandestine weapons caches buried across NATO territory. For over a decade, while the most paranoid surveillance state on earth hunted Western moles, an unassuming clerk was methodically stealing the entire KGB archive from the inside out. Mitrokhin had spent his early career as an undercover operative in the Middle East before an ideological clash saw him sidelined to the archive section of the First Chief Directorate. Disillusioned by Nikita Khrushchev’s 1956 denunciation of Stalin’s terror and permanently radicalized by the brutal 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia, Mitrokhin viewed the Soviet apparatus as a criminal conspiracy against humanity. In 1972, fate handed him the keys to the kingdom: the KGB began transferring its vast foreign intelligence archives from the cellars of the Lubyanka to a new, sprawling complex at Yasenevo. Mitrokhin was assigned the monumental task of cataloging, verifying, and sealing roughly three hundred thousand secret files. Working entirely alone in windowless vaults, surrounded by decades of operational espionage, Mitrokhin began his silent counter-revolution. Because photocopying machines were strictly guarded and heavily audited, he copied files by hand onto scraps of paper, transcribing names, operational code words, dead-drop locations, and cipher systems in microscopic handwriting. At the end of each workday, he concealed the stolen notes on his body and walked through the security checkpoints without raising suspicion. Back at his modest family dacha outside Moscow, Mitrokhin spent his nights transcribing the scribbles onto an ordinary typewriter. He packed the carbon copies and typed sheets into steel milk churns, tin trunks, and aluminum containers, sealing them with tar paper. Late at night, beneath the floorboards of his dacha and under the flowerbeds of his garden, he dug deep pits and buried the metal containers, carefully tamping down the soil so not even his wife suspected what lay below. By the time he retired in 1984, Mitrokhin had assembled over twenty-five thousand pages of KGB history, creating the single largest unauthorized intelligence breach in Soviet history. When the Soviet Union collapsed in late 1991, Mitrokhin knew his hour had arrived. In early 1992, carrying a sample of handwritten notes hidden in his luggage, he boarded a train to the newly independent Baltic states. In Estonia, he walked into the United States Embassy in Tallinn offering to trade his secret archive for political asylum; the CIA officer on duty dismissed him as a crank peddling forged documents and turned him away. Undeterred, Mitrokhin traveled to Riga, Latvia, and walked into the British Embassy. There, an MI6 officer took one look at the authentic operational codes, poured Mitrokhin a cup of tea, and recognized the intelligence discovery of the century. Within months, British intelligence exfiltrated Mitrokhin and his family to the United Kingdom. Soon after, under the noses of Russian security forces, MI6 operatives quietly entered his Moscow dacha, pried up the floorboards, and dug up six heavy milk churns and trunks packed with thousands of classified pages. #archaeohistories