I don’t know which one is it a replacement for, but I like https://www.europeancorrespondent.com/ for their quick summaries about what is happening across Europe
They are mostly e-mail based (weekly or daily, split into north, central, eastern, western Europe that you cna opt in) but you can read it on their website also if you want.
EDIT: Also https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/USB-C-wall-mount-100-Watt-EU-Power-Plug_1.tuxedo#gallery says assembled in Germany
When buying a domain name you can also consider buying one that’s controlled by a non-US registrar. e.g. .dev is controlled by Charleston Road Registry which is Google-related. Same for .com which is controlled by Verisign. Unfortunately certain TLDs have an easier time with spam filters. Alternatives are of course .eu,.ευ,.ею or your local TLD like .pl (Poland) which is likely to be controlled by some nation wide IT authority in your country.
It’s no big deal but a domain is a commitment, since if you stop renewing it it gets bought out by some shady company.
In the video you can see the plug body is not flush with the rest of the charger when it’s folded, but still pretty interesting. I’m on the fence whether I should get it - it’s pretty big - the chinesium Baseus charger I have is smaller still I think
I’ll bite the top voted post - this is not the right mentality to have. OP just bought from an EU company and wanted to post to our community, shouldn’t we be a bit more encouraging? The EU consumer electronics industry simply isn’t there yet for the charger case - see my other post
Good on you for at least using an European company. Finding the manufacturer making everything from start to finish in Europe can be exhausting. I was interested and I’ve found https://en.recable.eu/products/usb-a-usb-c-30-watt-charger - still made in China but the company is German. This is also the first foldable EU plug charger I’ve seen. The cables they make are handmade thus expensive, but I like the message: moving the production burden from overseas to back home.
For others, there is also the probaby-made-in-china-but-at-least-by-a-eu-bcorp Fairphone Dual-port 30W charger or the Pinepower - sadly with NA adapter
I’m wondering how hard Poland will fight to keep BLIK. The largest bank PKO BP left European Payment Initiative at the time that Wero was supposed to be a competitor to the US card payment duopoly rather than PayPal.
Cool but https://leave-russia.org/barilla