real problem with how active the court has been is not a wish list, but everything is unstable. laura is so right how the destabilizing of the effect of these rulings is perhaps the most important theme, because now it is going to enable, and incentivize folks to bring lawsuits that they may not have brought 5 or 10 years ago, and folks with legal theories to have a shot of succeeding five or ten years ago, because it is not the bottom lines of the cases. and i hate to be the nerdy law professor here, but the court is reaching out the get to the bottom lines to where there are serious objections to who is the parties here, and that is the wedding web designer case, and the court is saying to the activists that we will stretch our procedural rules to reach substantive outcomes that you might want us to reach, and
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power as being able to manage the dynamics between that i think that system is the stabilizing, and, it has been for sometime. i think it is at a critical point, i think that should be viewed by all of us in the, west particularly in washington, not just as the risk and threat of a destabilizing, russia which is sort of a trap we have been in for years now, but in the opportunity of a different russia, and to have a different relationship between the united states and russia, and have a different relationship between russia and the neighbors it is continually threatening to attack. a different relationship with russia would mean and so, would you go so far as to say putin s destabilized enough, that his days are, numbered or not yet? i wouldn t say that yet, i think it is a decline where we are now, but i doesn t mean actions can t be, taken things can t happen. i think the prigozhin mutiny shows that action within russia is possible in a way that people were not that focused on
i would distinguish between two things. first, cuba has been and will probably be in an expanded sense intelligence gathering base for china. as you said, been known for three or four years. it s not something we welcome but it s not a radically new development. what would be different and destabilizing is a chinese military presence in cuba. what this training facility would be hard to say if it s simply a training cubans as opposed to stationing chinese military personnel. it would be less concerning. but the pure intelligent spying as pegt of this cuban operation is not new and i think is not a front burner issue.
The US has called for a U.N. Security Council meeting to discuss North Korea's attempted satellite launch, condemning it for violating Security Council resolutions.