Marina Chekmysheva’s Post

I would largely agree, but I don’t feel he fully appreciates the fact that our native language is the craft glitter of languages because it is *bascally* the global Lingua Franca. It’s not just oppression; there’s a genuine risk that the world will lose an entire culture. Mostly, its just a relief to see another native English-speaker publicly support sovereignty, but not nationalists. …though, (promise this is relevant, just wait) *I* will add that *I* feel that any country that relies on my homeland’s military instead of building their own, autonomous military is, um, AN ENABLER and A DIRTY COLLABORATOR. okay? I’m not proud of this faucet of my homeland, but I see a lot of countries very actively taking advantage of it. Mmmkay, thanks! The reason why that’s relevant is that building a military for homeland defence does require *at bare minimum* SOME NATIONALISM. It just needs to happen, but it can’t go as far as it is currently taken.

Italian ambassador monitoring the Italian overseas territory our nation needs freedom

Is Romania becoming the key place to invest in Europe? Reshoring The Black Sea and the Danube Port of Constanța – Middle Corridor Connections to Western Europe, e.g., A1 and TEN-T corridors Links between the Baltic Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Black Sea Major connection to Ukraine

Albanian is an Indo-European language that belongs to the Paleo-Balkan language group. This language is spoken in Albania, Kosovo, Greece, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. If you want to visit some of the places where this language is spoken, learn it at: https://lnkd.in/daKR4wr3 https://lnkd.in/dq-CsDXe #albanian #albania #language

Albanian is an Indo-European language that belongs to the Paleo-Balkan language group. This language is spoken in Albania, Kosovo, Greece, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. If you want to visit some of the places where this language is spoken, learn it at: https://lnkd.in/daKR4wr3 https://lnkd.in/dq-CsDXe #albanian #albania #language

👉 Something typically Polish ===================> A snapshot from a village in Western Pomerania / Poland - something typically Polish. A cross at the crossroads, such as there are many in our country - a symbol of Poles' devotion to faith and tradition, but also the sacrifice we have made fighting for our freedom throughout history. And the stork's nest, synonymous with the safety, peace and good living conditions. The young bird is just preparing for its first flights. Although the eagle is Poland's emblem, the stork also deserves to be called the national bird: every fourth individual from the world's white stork population returns to Poland as its birthplace. The stork-traveller also perfectly reflects the character of the Polish soul - the eternal wanderer, once a convict, an exile. Polish emigration - for historical reasons - is among the most numerous in the world next to Chinese, Italian, Russian and Mexican. According to various estimates, there are between 12 and 20 million Poles and people with Polish roots living outside Poland. #Poland

Montenegro: A Hidden Gem In The Balkans https://hubs.ly/Q02TkzD-0

PORTUGAL AND MOROCCO UNITED IN FRIENDSHIP – JOINT ISSUE Portugal and Morocco are united by a longstanding history, stemming from a shared geography and common heritage, integrating a multiplicity of influences present in various areas such as arts, culture, language, and architecture, among others. The Treaty of Peace, Navigation and Trade, signed 250 years ago, in 1774, became the cornerstone on which the political and diplomatic relationship between the two countries was built. Since then, those political and diplomatic bilateral relations have been characterized by sustained balance and stability, mutually positive and enriching. With this stamp edition, the CTT Correios de Portugal marks the 250th anniversary of the Treaty of Peace, with philatelic prints that illustrate the immeasurable and diverse heritage of the two countries, using imagery of emblematic historical monuments that evoke the celebrated period. This joint edition also celebrates the 30 years of the Treaty of Friendship, Good-neighbourliness and Cooperation that currently frames the bilateral relationship. https://lnkd.in/dfHM3Jc2 #philately #portugal #marocco #stamps #lisbon

Panemunė: The scenic road that saved Europe's banned language -- "For nearly 40 years, daring smugglers transported nearly 40,000 #Lithuanian-#language books into the nation each year when it was forbidden under Russian rule. Following the gentle bends of the Nemunas, Lithuania's largest river, the Panemunė road stretches for more than 100km and marks the former border between #Lithuania and East Prussia (now Kaliningrad, Russia). Considered the most romantic road in Lithuania by locals, it travels past a series of 17th-Century castles, Renaissance-era mansions and postcard-worthy towns. Yet, the route is perhaps best known as the site of a remarkable movement that took place in the late 19th Century and helped save Lithuanian, which is commonly considered the world's oldest surviving Indo-European language." For more information: https://lnkd.in/gpphakUP