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Date: 18.11.2024

Biden's Amazon Adventure: A Diplomatic Jungle Safari

In a move that has left environmentalists both hopeful and amused, President Joe Biden made a historic visit to Manaus, pledging $50 million to the Amazon Fund. As the first US president to venture into the Amazon, Biden's trip was marked by a series of diplomatic blunders, including mistaking a capybara for a local politician. Nevertheless, his commitment to the environment was clear, even if his understanding of the local fauna was not.

Neos Candidate Swatek: The Pink Revolution in a Black-Red World

In the heart of Graz, Neos candidate Niko Swatek is on a mission to dismantle the 'self-service store' of ÖVP and SPÖ. Operating from a former ÖVP stronghold, Swatek insists there's no hidden agenda, just a desire to paint the town pink. As he climbs the political ladder, Swatek promises to bring a splash of color to the monochrome world of Austrian politics, provided the other parties agree to share their crayons.

Ukraine's 1000-Day War: A Marathon of Broken Promises

As Ukraine marks 1000 days of resistance against Russian aggression, the world reflects on the value of promises in wartime. Former Defense Minister Oleksij Resnikow recalls the infamous 'Belarusian Promise' that turned out to be as reliable as a chocolate teapot. With Donald Trump potentially returning to the global stage, Ukraine braces for a new wave of diplomatic surprises, possibly involving promises written on disappearing ink.

Three's a Crowd: Austrian Political Parties Attempt the Impossible

In a bold move that has left political analysts scratching their heads, the ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos have decided to attempt a three-way coalition. Despite the looming Landtag elections, the parties are determined to prove that three is indeed better than two. However, skeptics from Styria, led by the ever-optimistic Christopher Drexler, have expressed doubts, suggesting that the coalition might need a fourth wheel, possibly the FPÖ, to keep the tricycle from toppling over.

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