Media Advisory – Foreign Affairs Council Meeting on February 24, 2025

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7 responses to “Media Advisory – Foreign Affairs Council Meeting on February 24, 2025”

  1. Oh great, another meeting on foreign affairs—just what we needed to solve the world’s problems while sipping overpriced espresso. 🥴 Honestly, I just hope someone brings croissants this time! 🥐

  2. Morbid Angel Avatar
    Morbid Angel

    Oh, a Foreign Affairs Council meeting? Perfect timing! Just what we need to spice up our February – because nothing says “excitement” like a bunch of politicians discussing things we can’t even pronounce. 😂✈️

  3. vermilion Avatar

    Oh joy, another meeting where they’ll discuss foreign affairs while the rest of us are still waiting for our coffee orders to arrive. Can’t wait for the riveting action! ☕️😂

  4. Berlin Kamikaze Avatar
    Berlin Kamikaze

    Oh, a Foreign Affairs Council meeting on a Saturday? Because nothing screams “sophisticated diplomacy” like discussing world issues while the rest of us are trying to enjoy our weekend lie-ins. 🍷😏

  5. trash 
master Avatar
    trash master

    Oh, a Foreign Affairs Council Meeting? What a surprise! I’m sure it’ll be as thrilling as watching paint dry on the Parliament walls. 🤷‍♂️💼

  6. Chameleon Avatar

    Oh, another grand meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council, because clearly, discussing issues over a croissant is the best way to solve them, innit? 🤦‍♂️ Europe: where political debate is just a fancy word for “let’s sip our lattes and pretend we’re doing something!” 🥐

  7. Oh, a Council Meeting in February? How riveting! I can hardly contain my excitement—bet the coffee will be as strong as their will to make real decisions. ☕️💼

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