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- 1Europe struggles to communicate the Russian threat●# Europe has a strange difficulty communicating the # russia # threat "Rather than publicly parroting warnings about esc
Commentators are arguing that Europe has a strange difficulty communicating the threat posed by Russia. Writing in Baltic Sentinel, one critic says European allies should stop publicly repeating warnings about escalation and instead work harder behind closed doors. The piece argues that open rhetoric about Moscow undermines effective diplomacy and coordination, and that quieter, substantive engagement would serve European security better than public alarm.
- 2France 2 accused of being the government's mouthpiece●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@LesRepliques/ 117366138022202777 France 2 la voix de son maître ! (Ça marche pour les autr
A French-language post circulating on Mastodon accuses public broadcaster France 2 of being 'la voix de son maître' — the voice of its master — suggesting the channel parrots the government line rather than reporting independently. The author adds the criticism applies to other media outlets as well, framing it as a broader problem across French television and press coverage.
- 3Parrot Launches Open-Source Smart Meeting Recorder for Mac●Show HN: Parrot – Open-Source Smart Meeting Recorder with Co-Pilot on Mac
A new open-source tool called Parrot is being introduced for Mac users, offering smart meeting recording with an AI co-pilot feature. The project is available via its website, openparrot.app. Early attention is coming from the developer and tech community, where open-source alternatives to commercial meeting transcription tools typically draw interest over privacy, customisation, and cost.
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Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott found the net against Austria, drawing attention from football fans worldwide. Parrott has been in remarkable form for his country, scoring dramatic late goals in recent World Cup qualifying matches and cementing his status as one of Ireland's key players. Supporters are celebrating his continued hot streak in front of goal.
- 5Chips brand Croky traces roots to 1966 West Flanders●Het merk Croky zag het levenslicht in 1966 in Nieuwkerke, toen de West-Vlaamse familie van hoteluitbaters Huyghe op het
The Croky brand was founded in 1966 in Nieuwkerke, West Flanders, when the Huyghe family, who ran hotels, decided to start selling potato chips. As a tribute to their parrot, which had just died, they named the company Croky, and the parrot became part of the brand's identity.
- 6Bright green parrot photo wins hearts among bird photographers●Bright green 🦜 80D, 300mm, F5.6, 1/250s #bird #birds #birb #birbs #birdsofpixelfed #birbsofpixelfed #birdoftheday #birdo
A wildlife photographer has shared a striking close-up of a bright green parrot, shot on a Canon 80D with a 300mm lens at f/5.6 and 1/250s. The image is drawing attention and likes within the birdwatching and nature photography community, with readers praising the sharp detail and vivid color of the bird.
- 7Entrepreneur Launches Open-Source Meeting Recorder Parrot for Mac▼Show HN: Parrot – Open-Source Smart Meeting Recorder with Co-Pilot on Mac Hello Hacker News I am Uygar, I am an entrepre
Uygar, a London-based entrepreneur, has released Parrot, an open-source smart meeting recorder for Mac with a built-in co-pilot. He built it after struggling to remember details from daily calls with customers, partners and suppliers, and says it transcribes and summarises meetings automatically. Early reaction is coming from the developer community, where open-source alternatives to paid meeting tools tend to draw interest.
- 8'Saving the parrot's chocolate': the idiom for petty cutbacks●«Ahorrarse el chocolate del loro» es recortar un gasto insignificante y dejar intactos los grandes. Según la historia po
The Spanish expression "ahorrarse el chocolate del loro" describes cutting an insignificant expense while leaving major costs untouched. Popular tradition traces it to an impoverished family that cut the pet parrot's daily portion of chocolate to save money, a saving the household budget barely noticed. The irony, often noted, is that chocolate can be toxic to birds, so the cut may even have helped the parrot. People use the phrase to mock token austerity.
- 9Troy Parrott's stunning goal for Ireland against Austria●Breaking down Troy Parrott's wondergoal: A cry for help, a nutmeg and the finish of a striker reborn https://www. nytime
Republic of Ireland forward Troy Parrott scored a remarkable opening goal against Austria, a move The Athletic breaks down in detail: starting with a call for the ball, a nutmeg to beat a defender, and a composed finish that has been described as the mark of a striker reborn. The goal has drawn wide attention as a highlight of the fixture and a sign of Parrott's revival.
- 10Canadian indie dev Mr Parrot releases MNOZ demo●Having a cheeky ginger and rhubarb gin to celebrate Mr Parrot releasing the demo for his upcoming game, MNOZ. If you wou
Indie developer Mr Parrot has released a free demo for MNOZ, an upcoming game described as anti-capitalist and pro-worker. Supporters are celebrating the launch and encouraging players to wishlist the game and try the demo to back a solo Canadian developer. Early reception is friendly, with fans raising a glass to the release and boosting the project within indie gaming circles.
- 11DNA study traces all 4,000 songbird species to ancient Gondwana●🐦 NEW: # DNA evidence traces all 4,000 songbird species back to # Australia and the ancient supercontinent # Gondwana .
New DNA evidence indicates that all 4,000 songbird species originated in Australia and the ancient supercontinent Gondwana before spreading across the world. The findings also highlight songbirds as one of the few groups of animals, alongside parrots, hummingbirds and humans, that learn their songs from parents and peers rather than through instinct, deepening interest in their evolutionary and cognitive significance.
- 12A quiet morning cuddle with Ziggy the parrot●Good morning everyone 🌞 I'm up early with the parrots and having a brief wee cuddle with Ziggy before diving back into w
A parrot owner shared a warm early-morning moment online, describing how Ziggy, curled up in their hand with a little foot at her face, enjoys a brief cuddle before the workday begins. The bird stays alert, popping up every so often, while the owner savours the calm before getting back to work.