80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
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80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
The good?
Eight decades without World War III.Where do we stand today?
It’s complicated.But in a world of 8 billion people, it’s the only room where everyone gets a seat.
80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again. -
@svavar @EUCommission I just looked at a map, only one of these 2 is inside Europe...
@onelikeandidie @svavar @EUCommission
Must be Palestine, I just checked the Eurovision website, no entries from The Vatican ever. -
@EUCommission I just talked about 80 years of peace in Europe with my kids. It's unique for Europe to live in peace that long. But maybe that's also the reason we ignore the suffering caused by war as no one is around anymore telling you stories about how it was 80 years ago.
@lordkhan WW2 is 80 years ago and it is true that Europe hasn't had such a large war since then. Are you aware that the Balkan countries, which were hit by war in the 90s, are part of Europe?
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80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
The good?
Eight decades without World War III.Where do we stand today?
It’s complicated.But in a world of 8 billion people, it’s the only room where everyone gets a seat.
80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again.@EUCommission what about support for international laws by the EU? The EU commission is silent about piracy in the Caribbean if it is commited by the US, it is silent about the illegal attack on Venezuela, it is silent about the ongoing genozide in Gaza.
Laws are not supposed to be about who you like or not (you seem to like Trump and Netanjahu very much).
If you do not uphold the law, you are actively destroying it, and the institutions that depend on it.
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80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
The good?
Eight decades without World War III.Where do we stand today?
It’s complicated.But in a world of 8 billion people, it’s the only room where everyone gets a seat.
80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again.80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again.Really, at The end of a war against Faschism
You think dialogue will stop Putin and Trump.
The only thing those power mad persons understand is an adequate reaction.
FORCE THEM TO BACK DOWN OR FACE SEVERE CONSEQUENCES
Dialogue attempts are considered weakness.
You are letting EU Citizens down.
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@lordkhan @EUCommission ex-Yugoslavia disagree with your "80 years of peace"
@thinmax @EUCommission no offense intended, sorry for that! For the time being Yugoslavia was considered as a local conflict after the fall of the iron curtain. This doesn't make it less of a war, but it wasn't a large scale conflict all countries were involved.
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80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
The good?
Eight decades without World War III.Where do we stand today?
It’s complicated.But in a world of 8 billion people, it’s the only room where everyone gets a seat.
80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again.@EUCommission You mean, we failed to reach 100 years ?
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@thinmax @EUCommission no offense intended, sorry for that! For the time being Yugoslavia was considered as a local conflict after the fall of the iron curtain. This doesn't make it less of a war, but it wasn't a large scale conflict all countries were involved.
@lordkhan @thinmax @EUCommission thank you for talking about that. For the people involved and especially civilians it was hell on earth and we failed them.
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80 years ago, the UN General Assembly started with a dream: to maintain peace and security in the world.
The good?
Eight decades without World War III.Where do we stand today?
It’s complicated.But in a world of 8 billion people, it’s the only room where everyone gets a seat.
80 years ago, we chose dialogue over force.
Today, we must choose it again. -
@EUCommission I just talked about 80 years of peace in Europe with my kids. It's unique for Europe to live in peace that long. But maybe that's also the reason we ignore the suffering caused by war as no one is around anymore telling you stories about how it was 80 years ago.
@lordkhan @EUCommission I think we are mostly afraid. Peace is fragile, and talking and make yourself aware takes guts.
We must realise we are many who wants peace. We shouldn't go alone.
