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  1. Strom weg? So prüfst du deine #Starkstrom #CEE #Steckdose 🔌

    CEE Steckdosen messen leicht gemacht! ⚡ In diesem Video zeige ich dir Schritt für Schritt, wie du eine 16A oder 32A CEE Dose sicher auf 400V prüfst und welche typischen Fehler du bei der Fehlersuche unbedingt vermeiden musst.

    Egal ob in der Werkstatt, in der Garage oder auf der Baustelle – Starkstrom ist ein Thema, bei dem Präzision zählt.

    #TechSinX

    youtube.com/watch?v=XTNksH8F4Vg

  2. Strom weg? So prüfst du deine #Starkstrom #CEE #Steckdose 🔌

    CEE Steckdosen messen leicht gemacht! ⚡ In diesem Video zeige ich dir Schritt für Schritt, wie du eine 16A oder 32A CEE Dose sicher auf 400V prüfst und welche typischen Fehler du bei der Fehlersuche unbedingt vermeiden musst.

    Egal ob in der Werkstatt, in der Garage oder auf der Baustelle – Starkstrom ist ein Thema, bei dem Präzision zählt.

    #TechSinX

    youtube.com/watch?v=XTNksH8F4Vg

  3. RE: mastodon.social/@rsiinfo/11689

    Mi piace citare un #libro e una fiction #TV tratta dallo stesso. L'autrice era Laura Conti, consigliera regionale del #PCI, tra le prime ad indagare quando ICMESA e le Istituzioni non avevano ancora detto nulla sulla pericolosità della nube tossica, e futura fondatrice di Legambiente. Il titolo è "Una lepre con la faccia da bambina" e se venne promulgata una "direttiva Seveso" dalla #EU (allora #CEE) a tutela dei cittadini è grazie a persone come lei invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=A

    @ambiente

  4. RE: mastodon.social/@rsiinfo/11689

    Mi piace citare un #libro e una fiction #TV tratta dallo stesso. L'autrice era Laura Conti, consigliera regionale del #PCI, tra le prime ad indagare quando ICMESA e le Istituzioni non avevano ancora detto nulla sulla pericolosità della nube tossica, e futura fondatrice di Legambiente. Il titolo è "Una lepre con la faccia da bambina" e se venne promulgata una "direttiva Seveso" dalla #EU (allora #CEE) a tutela dei cittadini è grazie a persone come lei invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=A

    @ambiente

  5. #Mennekes, #Walther #VDE #CEE

    Das ist der Grund warum schraubenlose Anschlusstechnik für CEE Stecker verboten werden sollte , nicht mein erster abgefackelter Stecker

  6. 🗓️ Tal dia com avui, però del 1960, fou establerta per set estats L'Associació Europea de Lliure Comerç (AELC), també coneguda com a EFTA (European Free Trade Association)
    En l'actualitat, només Islàndia, Noruega, Suïssa i Liechtenstein en són membres (dels quals, Noruega i Suïssa són membres fundadors).

    #CEE #EFTA #AELC
    #efemèride
    #efemèrides
    #UnióEuropea
    #taldiacomavui
    #ComunitatEconòmicaEuropea
    #EuropeanFreeTradeAssociation
    #AssociacióEuropeadeLliureComerç

  7. #CEE Consultation sur l’avenir de l’élevage. Il est crucial de ne jamais laisser la voix des lobbies de la viande prédominer.
    ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-r

  8. How Likely Is “Polexit” After Poland’s Prime Minister Just Warned About It?

    How Likely Is “Polexit” After Poland’s Prime Minister Just Warned About It?

    By Andrew Korybko

    The liberal premier is exploiting the conservative president’s veto of a €44 billion strings-attached EU military loan to fearmonger about this scenario far ahead of fall 2027’s next parliamentary elections in the hopes of spooking on-the-fence voters in these expected neck-and-neck polls into supporting him.

    Poland’s ruling liberal-globalist coalition is furious with conservative President Karol Nawrocki for vetoing a bill on their country’s receipt of €44 billion in military loans under the EU’s “Safe Action For Europe” (SAFE) program. It was earlier argued that “Poland’s Conservative Opposition Has Good Reason To Reject A Gigantic EU Loan For Arms” due to the strings attached, namely that two-thirds of the funds must be spent on European equipment and the entire sum could be frozen on arbitrary legal pretexts.

    Nawrocki echoed these concerns when explaining his veto and also mentioned how SAFE could indebt Poles for decades. Other arguments that he made were that giving the EU influence over defence spending would threaten Poland’s sovereignty and violate the constitution. Instead of SAFE loans from Brussels, Nawrocki suggested procuring the same amount of loans from Poland’s Central Bank, which he claims would incur no interest. Notes From Poland elaborated more on this in their article about it here.

    Nawrocki shortly afterwards revived his proposal from late last year for Germany to subsidize Poland’s military-industrial complex as a form of the World War II reparations that the conservative opposition party with whom he’s associated demands from Berlin. Since then, it was observed that “Germany Is Competing With Poland To Lead Russia’s Containment”, so Germany might not agree to subsidizing its “friendly rival” in this respect for fear of losing influence in Europe and importance vis-à-vis the US.

    Regardless of whether or not Germany subsidizes Poland’s military-industrial complex, Nawrocki’s veto was an act of political boldness that powerfully defied the EU, so much so that his rival Prime Minister Donald Tusk hysterically fearmongered about a “Polexit” plot allegedly backed by MAGA and Russia. According to him, most of the conservatives that Nawrocki represents are on board as well as the two populist-nationalist opposition parties, and Tusk pledged to “do everything to stop them.”

    The reality is that Poland is unlikely to try leaving the EU since its economic growth is tied to the free movement of capital, goods, and people provided for by the bloc. Poland also benefits a lot from EU subsidies, though it should also be mentioned that “Most of the money in Europe flows from East to West, not the other way around” per a detailed report from Politico in 2019. What Nawrocki wants isn’t a “Polexit”, but to reform the EU as he explained here in November for restoring national sovereignty.

    Instead of isolating itself from the EU, thereby also cutting off the Baltic States’ direct access to the rest of the bloc and thus likely inflicting huge damage to their economies that could be exploited by Poland’s historical Russian rival, Poland envisages leading a region-wide reform movement within the EU. This is aimed at advancing Poland’s grand strategic goal of establishing a sphere of influence in Central & Eastern Europe via these political means and the connectivity ones related to the “Three Seas Initiative”.

    It would be more difficult to achieve this outside of the EU than within a reformed EU, ergo why most of Poland’s right-wing opposition don’t support the “Polexit” scenario, which Tusk is fearmongering about for political reasons related to fall 2027’s next parliamentary elections. On-the-fence voters in these expected neck-and-neck polls might be spooked into voting for the liberal-globalist incumbents, which is what he wants, and that’s another reason why the opposition likely won’t embrace “Polexit” rhetoric.

    Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Voice of East.

     

    #CEE #CentralAndEasternEurope #EU #Europe #Geopolitics #Germany #Poland #Russia #Ukraine
  9. CEE Kerala has opened the KMAT 2026 application defect correction facility for photo & signature. Rectify your KMAT 2026 application by Feb 11, 2026. Click to correct now! english.mathrubhumi.com/educat #CEE #Kerala #KMAT #Correction #kmat2026

  10. CEE Kerala announces revised Service & PD Quota lists for PG Medical and DNB admissions 2025. View your eligibility now at cee.kerala.gov.in and secure your seat! english.mathrubhumi.com/educat #CEE #Kerala #Quota #pgMedical

  11. 📢 Introducing WICE

    WICE is an ERC Consolidator Grant project (University of Latvia)
    studying the reception of migrants in Central and Eastern Europe,
    with a focus on lessons from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

    📅 2025–2030
    🌍 Focus: Poland, Latvia, Hungary, Italy

    More: wice.lu.lv/en/

    #ERC #MigrationStudies #CEE #Ukraine #ERCCoG

  12. Trump’s Latest Tariffs On NATO Allies Could Trigger Far‑Reaching Consequences

    Trump’s Latest Tariffs On NATO Allies Could Trigger Far‑Reaching Consequences

    By Andrew Korybko

    The US might abandon its new interest in backing radical “security guarantees” for Ukraine due to worsening ties with Western Europe; increasingly Polish-led Central & Eastern Europe could replace Western Europe’s strategic importance for the US; and intra-EU rifts might accordingly widen.

    Trump announced that the US will impose 10% additional tariffs on those NATO allies next month who symbolically dispatched a handful of military units to Greenland ahead of upcoming multilateral drills there with Denmark before scaling this to 25% on 1 June. The affected NATO allies are Denmark, the UK, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Finland. This announcement comes right before next week’s Davos Summit while the second deadline comes right before the next NATO Summit.

    Trump therefore expects the issue, as well as the scenario of a new US-EU trade war that could follow the bloc’s lawmakers putting approval of last summer’s deal on hold in response to his new tariffs, to dominate discussions next week and ideally lead to a deal around the time of the next NATO Summit. About that, he declared in his announcement that the US wants to purchase Greenland from Denmark, but he also importantly didn’t exclude using military means if Copenhagen remains recalcitrant.

    Given the sorry state of the EU economy in general due in no small part to its compliance with US sanctions that resulted in cutting off low-cost energy imports from Russia, it’s unlikely that the EU could wage a protracted trade war with the US, let alone win one. Likewise, while The Economist speculated that the affected NATO allies like Germany might kick the US out of its bases there, neighbouring Poland could simply host them instead like it’s been practically begging to do for years already.

    To channel what Trump infamously told Zelensky during last year’s infamous White House meeting, Europe therefore has no cards, which raises the question of why it would provoke Trump into what might soon become a trade war in which its affected NATO allies are doomed to defeat. The most realistic reason is that they wanted to virtue signal their commitment to the “rules-based order” that Trump shredded with Maduro’s capture during the US’ astoundingly successful “special military operation”.

    Given their junior partner status vis-à-vis the US, which was already enshrined in the nature of their relations upon them complying with its anti-Russian sanctions but was radically reinforced amidst the rapid restoration of US power under Trump 2.0, they should have bandwagoned around it. After all, their relations with Russia are already ruined and ties with China aren’t anywhere near as close as they’d need to be to rely on them for balancing the US, so bandwagoning would have been the best option.

    Instead of bandwagoning or balancing, the affected NATO allies (which consider themselves to be champions of the now-defunct “rules-based order” that was destroyed by the US’ own hand after it no longer served its interests) tried to militarily challenge it in a symbolic way, which provoked Trump. Knowing how he views the world, which isn’t a secret since he’s open about his opinions, he arguably perceived that as both unacceptable and pathetic. He now wants to humiliate those who opposed him.

    This includes the UK’s King Charles, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb, all of whom he hitherto thought of as friends and whose countries play key roles in containing Russia. If the US’ ties with those three countries deteriorate in parallel with Trump’s personal ones with their leaders, then the US might stop flirting with extending support to NATO allies’ troops in Ukraine, which would remove the newly dangerous ambiguity over its approach towards this issue.

    Furthermore, any worsening of the US’ ties with Western Europe would please Poland, which envisages leading Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) and has received tacit US support in pursuit of this grand strategic goal. Likewise, the intra-EU tensions that might erupt as a result of the bloc’s lawmakers putting approval of last summer’s trade deal with the US on hold could help popularize Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s plans for reforming the EU, which regional countries might begin to collectively champion.

    To review, the consequences that might follow Trump’s latest tariffs against several NATO allies are: the US abandoning its new interest in backing radical “security guarantees” for Ukraine due to worsening ties between the US and Western Europe; the acceleration of the US’ strategic reprioritization of increasingly Polish-led CEE over Western Europe; and a Polish-led widening of the intra-EU rift between Western and CEE over respectively centralizing the bloc or reforming it to preserve members’ sovereignty.

    All of these are plausible but only in the scenario of protracted problems between the US and the affected NATO allies, which might not come to pass if they re-evaluate their strategic positions, realize that they have no cards, and therefore promptly abandon their opposition to Greenland’s purchase. If they stubbornly double down for ideological reasons, however, then the consequences would be far-reaching and altogether make them even more irrelevant in global affairs than they already are.

    Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Voice of East.

     

    #CEE #CentralAndEasternEurope #Denmark #DonaldTrump #EU #Europe #Finland #France #Geopolitics #Germany #Greenland #NATO #Netherlands #Norway #Poland #Sweden #UK #USA

  13. Poland Is Expanding Its Influence Over The Baltics Through The “Via Baltica” Highway

    Poland Is Expanding Its Influence Over The Baltics Through The “Via Baltica” Highway

    By Andrew Korybko

    The “EU Defence Line” that’s being built, which refers to the combination of the “Baltic Defence Line” and Poland’s “East Shield” along NATO’s eastern border, might then be bolstered by Polish-led troop deployments seeing as how Poland would be integral to those three’s survival in any war with Russia.

    Polish President Karol Nawrocki inaugurated the latest section of the “Via Baltica” highway between Poland and the Baltic States in late October in an event with his Lithuanian counterpart, with both highlighting the dual military purpose of this megaproject in an allusion to the “military Schengen”. “Via Baltica” is one of the “Three Seas Initiative’s” (3SI) flagships, many of which complement the newer “military Schengen” initiative of facilitating the flow of troops and equipment eastward towards Russia.

    Poland envisages the 3SI accelerating the revival of its long-lost Great Power status that’ll then result in it leading Russia’s containment all across Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) once the Ukrainian Conflict ends. It’s the most populous formerly communist member of NATO with the bloc’s third-largest military, just became a $1 trillion economy with its sights now set on a G20 seat, and has a history of regional leadership during the Commonwealth/“Rzeczpospolita” era, so these ambitions aren’t delusional.

    Building upon the last point, most casual observers don’t know that the Commonwealth stretched as far north as parts of Latvia, which remained under its control till the Third Partition in 1795. Prior to that, it even controlled around half of Estonia from 1561-1629, after which it was ceded to Sweden. Suffice to say, what’s nowadays the nation-state of Lithuania was also part of the “Republic of the Two Nations” as the Commonwealth was officially known, thus giving Poland a substantial footprint in Baltic history.

    The insight shared in the preceding two paragraphs enables the reader to better understand what Nawrocki told Lithuanian media during his maiden trip as president to that country last September about how “We as Poles, and I as the President of Poland, are aware that we are responsible for entire regions of Central Europe, including the Baltic States and Lithuania. Thanks to this visit and our cooperation, we feel that we are also building our military potential in solidarity, supported across the ocean.”

    “Via Baltica” and the complementary “Rail Baltica”, both of which are behind schedule (especially the latter), will serve as the means for Poland to fulfil this dimension of its Great Power vision as elucidated by Nawrocki. The US’ post-Ukraine “Pivot (back) to (East) Asia” for more muscularly containing China could result in it redeploying some troops from CEE to there, but Poland would then likely replace the US’ reduced role through its ongoing militarization and 3SI-driven military logistical access to the Baltics.

    The “EU Defence Line” that’s being built, which refers to the combination of the “Baltic Defence Line” and Poland’s “East Shield” along NATO’s eastern border, might then be bolstered by Polish-led troop deployments seeing as how Poland would be integral to those three’s survival in any war with Russia. In that scenario, from Estonia down to the Polish-Belarusian-Ukrainian tripoint, Russia’s number one adversary wouldn’t necessarily be NATO as a whole but Poland. That would have important implications.

    In brief, while Poland is closely allied with the Anglo-American Axis for reasons of shared anti-Russian goals, it’s not their puppet and might become even more strategically autonomous under Nawrocki. After all, he surprised many by recently saying that he’s ready to talk to Putin if Poland’s security depends on it, thus opening the door for a Polish-Russian modus vivendi in the future. Such an understanding might be the key to keeping the peace in CEE after the Ukrainian Conflict ends.

    Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Voice of East.

     

    #CEE #CentralAndEasternEurope #Estonia #EU #Europe #Lithuania #NATO #Poland #Russia #TheBaltics #Ukraine

  14. CEE Kerala has released the 3rd provisional allotment for B.Pharm (Lateral Entry) 2025. View your status & submit complaints by 11 am on Dec 28, 2025. Don`t miss out! english.mathrubhumi.com/educat #CEE #Kerala #BPharm #EducationNews

  15. Netflix Central Europe Chief Dives Deep Into ‘Heweliusz’, The Streamer’s Most Expensive Polish Series Of All Time, And Explains Why Sarandos And Co Have Given His Team A Vote Of Confidence
    #News #CEE #Heweliusz #HighWater #LukaszKluskiewicz #Netflix #Poland

    deadline.com/2025/11/netflix-p

  16. #PacteVert #cee
    Le 2e mandat von der Leyen est placé sous le sceau du démantèlement du Pacte vert. C'est la bérézina !
    Les grands perdants sont le climat et la biodiversité qui s'éclipse sur la pointe des pieds dans l'apathie générale, tant le monde hyperconnecté est paradoxalement déconnecté de la nature.Une pluie d’annonces douche les espoirs des défenseurs de l’environnement, dont le dernier en date : l’accord douanier entre les États-Unis et l’Union européenne (UE)

  17. Τιμές κατοικιών στις γεωγραφικές περιφέρειες της Ευρώπης από το 2014 έως το πρώτο τρίμηνο του 2025

    European regions house prices from 2014 to Q1 2025

    #Europe #HousePrices #RealEstate #CentralEurope #CEE #SouthernEurope #NorthernEurope #EU #Eurozone #residential #property #housing #homes #HomePrices #Ευρώπη #ΕΕ #ακίνητα #κατοικία #σπίτια

  18. 🚨 New report drop: Who is protecting Europe’s future? 🛡️

    The Recursive’s 2025 state of defense and cybersecurity tech in CEE is here - and it’s essential reading. 👇 Here's why:

    From cyber warfare to battlefield AI, this 120-page deep dive maps the defense and #cybersecurity ecosystems across 19 Central and Eastern European countries - spotlighting over hundreds of startups and the specialists on their teams.

    As one of the strategic sponsors of this report, we’re proud to see how the regional community is maturing and stepping up not just in #infosec innovation but in resilience, readiness, and real-world impact.

    📍 Highlights:

    🇺🇦 Ukraine: over 80% of tech used by the military now originates from Ukrainian startups, many accelerated through the Brave1 platform.
    🇷🇴 Romania & 🇵🇱 Poland: top talent hubs with 50+ cybersecurity university programs
    🇪🇺 CEE: emerging as a serious security provider, not just a consumer

    💡 Exclusive insights into the Cyber Resilience Act and its implications

    🧠 If you’re in cyber, defense, or policy - this is your map to what’s next.

    👉 Download the full report (and find us at page 89): report.therecursive.com/

    📖 Featuring insights from our team at Pentest-Tools.com, Bronia AI , Plainsea, and more.

    #cyberresilience #TheRecursive #CEE