u/OMGguy2008

Buvo ten tokia parodijinė laida per LNK lyg tais kažkur 2018-ais ar 2019-ais visai normali kiek atsimenu, kur ten šaipydavosi iš kitų laidų, bet keik atsimenu ji tiesiog pradingo vieną gražią dieną ir dabar prisiminus pasidarė visai įdomu, kur ji galėjo prapulti. Gal kas nors žino?

Kiek išėjo tai atkasinėti outake'us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2iLnraoeNY ir du siužetus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9W4Kpl26Gk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxmKGLazIX0

Also Carney was apparently the first foreign leader to attend a SOTEU in the European Parliament.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjwyzrr9d3dko

Well recently the Entry Exit System came into operation. Here's the explanation:

>The EES is an automated IT system for registering non-EU nationals travelling for a short stay. The system registers the person's name, travel document data, biometric data (fingerprints and captured facial images) and the date and place of entry and exit, in full respect of fundamental rights and data protection.

>As of 10 April 2026, the EES replaces the stamping of passports allowing the automatic detection of overstayers.

>The EES contributes to the prevention of irregular migration and helps protect the security of everyone living in or travelling to Europe. The system also enables more efficient identification of overstayers as well as of those who attempt to cross the borders using fake or forged documents.

Though it has also caused quite some commotion at European airports with many passengers experiencing massive delays due to how it takes longer to get past border control and the occasional technical glitches. Things have been so chaotic that many airlines especially Ryanair has been asking for the system to be suspended. https://aroundprague.cz/en/news/two-hour-queues-new-eu-border-control-system-sharply-slows-down-airports

https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/pasaulyje/6/3021115/lrt-saltiniai-jav-pareigunai-siuncia-signala-lietuvai-del-tarptautinio-baudziamojo-teismo

The article is in Lithuanian, but I'll do a favor and translate some parts of it for you all.

>According to LRT sources, US officials have told Lithuania that the question of the ICC is especially important for countries in which American troops are stationed. American officials express concern over the arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued by the Court and even raise the question of how will countries that have signed the Rome Statute and have American troops stationed within them will respond to the responsibilities that the Court may put upon them.

>In Panama, the leader of the Pentagon Pete Hegseth has repeatedly told US partners in every continent to "Leave the ICC and to resist its attempts to steal the sovereignty from your governments and courts"

>"The US has troops deployed in over a hundred countries. In a changing geopolitical landscape a risk could emerge that deployed American troops could face legal persecution and that's one of the reasons why America hasn't signed the Rome Statute. " - the vice president of the American Foreign Policy Council Ilan Berman explains.

>For the Trump administration it has become a priority to completely dismantle the ICC while pressuring allies to do the same or completely leave the Rome Statute or seperate from it as much as possible.