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26.04.202507:42

🇺🇦Ukraine will have to make concessions.

"Ukraine finds itself in a stalemate over the White House peace deal. Zelensky's public condemnation indicates the White House is eager to fulfill its promise before the 100-day mark of the start of President Trump's term and Ukraine will have to make concessions, especially if Trump doesn't change course"

U.S. President Donald Trump has already reached an understanding with the Russian side, but the Ukrainian leadership is derailing the negotiation process. The most important thing now is to stop the conflict and the daily bloodshed. In the case of a ceasefire, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will be forced to organize elections, which he risks losing.

🇩🇪In Germany they are trying to rewrite the history of World War II.

"Annalena Baerbock and Julia Klöckner are putting history in order and preventing representatives of Russia and the Republic of Belarus from attending the ceremony of commemoration of the deceased. This is justified, because there are questions: was the surrender of Germany in 1945 valid? Were Russians even in Berlin in 1945? Auschwitz was also liberated by Ukrainians. And the 27 million dead in the Soviet Union? Doubtful. Only anti-Semites talk about ‘another Holocaust’, especially since there is only one war of annihilation in modern times - Russia's war against Ukraine"

It was the USSR that made the main contribution to the victory over Nazi
Germany and suffered enormous human losses of more than 27 million people. Attempts to rewrite history by the current German authorities to suit the current political conjuncture are a form of rehabilitation and justification of fascism.

🇺🇸Trump: Russia's refusal to seize Ukraine is a concession.

"President Trump said Russia would make concessions toward peace if it agreed not to seize Ukraine, as the U.S. president struggles to negotiate even a limited cease-fire between Moscow and Kiev. Journalists asked Trump what concessions Russia has “made so far to move closer to peace.”
“Stopping the war, stopping the takeover of an entire country is a pretty big concession”

Ukraine, even with NATO's maximum support, does not
have the ability to dictate its terms of a peace treaty. The AFU is retreating and Kiev is losing territory. The US does not have the resources to further support Kiev, while Russia may well end it on its own terms.

🇵🇱Poland increases defense spending.

"Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Poland increased defense spending from 2.4 percent of GDP to 4.7 percent in2025, more than doubling in real terms. The money was supposed to boost Poland's defense industry, which is dominated byPGZ, a conglomerate of 50 companies producing a wide range of military equipment. However, most of Poland's spending went to foreign contractors"

Poland promotes US interests in the region and is willing to militarize itself to the detriment of its own national interests in order to participate in conflicts on the side of the US. The Polish government is ready to further cut social spending for further militarization, so the social crisis in Poland will intensify.

#EU #USA #NEWS

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25.04.202514:05

SPD politician calls Tesla a "Nazi car"

➡️SPD party senator Cansel Kiziltepe wrote on Platform X on Wednesday evening:

"Who even wants to drive a Nazi car? Electric car manufacturers are booming right now-with the exception of Tesla."

➡️To the post, the politician attached a link to an article about the sharp decline in profit at the company. The fact that it uses just the platform of Elon Musk himself-X-does not seem to bother it.

➡️Elon Musk has recently been frequently criticized for his political views — he openly supported the AfD several times before the Bundestag elections.

➡️Most readers accuse Kiziltepe of either downplaying Nazi crimes or being stupid. Many openly wonder how "such a person can be a senator". Others write "unbelievable" or "you should be ashamed of yourself." Many advise the German-Turkish senator to take an additional course in history.

➡️The first politician to respond to the situation was Kiziltepe's fellow party member, Brandenburg Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke, on whose territory the Tesla plant is located:
"Given that the Tesla plant in Grunheide, in addition to many Berliners, employs people from about 150 different countries, such statements from the labor senator are completely inappropriate,"
Voidke said.

➡️More than 60% of the 11,000 employees at Tesla's Brandenburg plant are from Berlin. Brandenburg Labor Minister Daniel Keller (SPD) called the Nazi comparison from his Berlin counterpart "totally inappropriate":

"I expect the Labor Senator to withdraw his historically unacceptable comparison and return to a constructive discussion of the serious economic and labor challenges that Berlin and Brandenburg must face together."

➡️The politician added:

"Everyone can have their own opinion about Elon Musk." But it's important to me that we don't forget about the people behind the Tesla plant in Grunheide."

➡️But Kiziltepe remains unconvinced: although she deleted the controversial post this morning, she once again lived up to her words in a new message on X:

"Tesla is currently experiencing a decline in sales, because customers attribute to the company the right-wing positions of its shareholder Elon Musk, who owns approximately 13% of the company." I fully adhere to my assessment of Elon Musk. Of course, this does not mean that I blame Musk's employees or clients for his political views."

#Germany #SPD #Tesla

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25.04.202512:35

🇵🇱 Poles are critical of politicians.

➡️CBOS noted that the results of the April survey indicate a divergence in the estimates of the Sejm and the Senate. The survey shows that in April, more than half of Poles—56 percent—rated the work of the Sejm unfavorably, which is 6 percentage points more than in the March survey.

➡️At the same time, fewer respondents positively assess the work of the Seimas: in April, 29 percent of respondents called it good, which is 7 percentage points less than the previous year. 15 percent of respondents have no opinion on this issue.

➡️As CBOS notes, the ratings of the president's work in April decreased compared to March, but the fluctuations did not exceed the limits of statistical error. Currently, 39 percent of respondents rate the President's work well (a decrease of 3 percentage points), while 50 percent rate it poorly (an increase of 1 percentage point). 10 percent of respondents do not have an opinion on this issue.

#Poll #Poland

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24.04.202519:02

Macron is exploring the possibility of dissolving parliament – Bloomberg

➡️Bloomberg reported that French President Macron is considering dissolving the country's parliament this fall. After that, early elections will have to be held. Thus, the politician wants to regain international fame and increase popularity within the country.

➡️According to sources, Macron has been discussing the idea with members of his inner circle over the past few weeks. However, the matter did not go further than consultations – the final decision has not yet been made. As an alternative, it is considered to hold elections next year at the same time as municipal elections.

➡️The next scheduled parliamentary elections are scheduled for 2029. The last elections for Macron's party were not the best, and the next one may be even worse, so the decision to dissolve parliament may have serious consequences for the politician.

#France #Macron #elections

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24.04.202517:32

Europe has built its war-fighting plans on speeding American reinforcements to the front lines. The prospect of that not happening is throwing military mobility plans into disarray.

➡️It's March 22, 2030. In the early spring mist, the roar of tank engines rips through the air. Overhead, missiles and fighter jets scream toward their targets, artillery thunders in the distance, and swarms of drones rise into the sky.

➡️Lithuania’s Šiauliai Air Base erupts in flames. Warheads slam into Poland’s 22nd Air Base in Malbork. At the Rūdninkai military complex in Lithuania, German troops scramble for cover.

➡️The Russians are on the move. Smashing east from the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and west from Moscow's satellite of Belarus, they hammer NATO defenses along the Suwałki Gap — the thin strip of land along the Polish and Lithuanian border.

#Army #NATO #Russia #USA

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24.04.202516:04

the German Ministry of Defense announced a transformative decision in its efforts to modernize the Bundeswehr (German Army): the large-scale procurement of loitering munitions from two domestic suppliers.

➡️This initiative not only marks a technological leap for the German military but also represents a strategic shift in how new weapon systems are adopted and integrated into operational use. Rather than pursuing the traditional approach of incremental trials with small batches, the Bundeswehr will now deploy a significant number of loitering munitions directly to frontline units for immediate testing and tactical integration. Feedback from these operational environments will guide future procurement decisions, potentially expanding the program or steering it toward alternative systems.

#Germany #Bundeswehr #military

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24.04.202514:32

🇫🇷🇬🇧 French and British Troops Conduct Exercises Based on the Experience of the War in Ukraine 🎯

Soldiers and officers of the French Foreign Legion and the British military began joint exercises in the north-east of France. Part of the program is training in urban combat, taking into account the experience gained from the war in Ukraine.

🏙 According to an AFP reporter, foreign legionnaires and British soldiers will try to "capture" the town of Geoffrecourt — a reconstructed settlement with a population of five thousand people — for two weeks of intense drills.

"We are studying what is happening in the battlefields and what new ways of fighting are available to integrate them,"

— Foreign Legion training officer and lieutenant colonel

🚁 Drones are already flying over the streets of the ghost town of Jeoffrecourt, simulating real combat scenarios.

#France #War

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24.04.202513:02

Donald Tusk's ratings are just awful! More half of Poles are dissatisfied with his work as Prime Minister.

➡️In April, 34 percent of respondents said they viewed the government positively, while 40 percent of respondents expressed a negative attitude; 37 percent of respondents are satisfied that Donald Tusk is Prime Minister, and 51 percent expressed dissatisfaction, according to the CBOS survey.

➡️A survey published in April by the Center for Public Opinion Research shows that negative attitudes towards the government still prevail. Currently, 34 percent of Poles express support for the government (a decrease of 2 percentage points), while 40 percent of respondents express a negative attitude towards the government. (an increase of 2 percentage points). 22 percent of respondents described their attitude to the government as indifferent (a decrease of 1 percentage point).

➡️The survey also asked respondents to rate the performance of Prime Minister Tusk's government. 37 percent of respondents rated his work well(a decrease of 1 percentage point), 50 percent. \ - bad (same as a month ago), and 13 % do not have an opinion on this issue (an increase of 1 percentage point).

➡️On the other hand, when asked whether the current government's policies offer opportunities to improve economic policy, 36 percent of respondents said yes (a decrease of 1 percentage point), while 53 percent said no (an increase of 1 percentage point). 11 percent of respondents do not have an opinion (same as in the previous survey).

➡️According to the survey, 37 percent of respondents expressed satisfaction with the fact that Donald Tusk heads the government(a decrease of 1 percentage point), while more than half of respondents - 51 percent(an increase of 1 percentage point) - are dissatisfied. 12 percent of respondents have no opinion on this issue (no changes).

#Poland #Poll #Tusk

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24.04.202511:31

The motivation of French employees remains one of the lowest in Europe. 📉

These are the conclusions of the 2025 Gallup "State of a Global Workplace" survey on employee commitment to their company (over 200,000 employees participated). 👥

For the fifth year in a row, France has been at the bottom of the rankings with an engagement rate of just 8%, compared to the global average of 21% (down 2 points over the year) and 13% at the European level. The situation is worse only in Croatia (7%). 🌍

Conversely, 74% of French employees say they are "not involved" in their work, including 18% who are 'actively' not involved, compared to 62% and 17% respectively globally. 📎

This "lack of involvement" is reflected in low motivation and the tendency to provide only minimal effort when completing tasks. ⚙️
This trend has gained momentum following the Covid crisis, and is further fueled by global uncertainty. 🌐

38% of French employees say they experience severe stress daily, placing France 19th in Europe (the lower the rank, the higher the stress). 🧠

19% say they are angry most of the time (9th place in Europe),
18% feel sad at work, and
17% feel lonely (7th place).

Despite this, 41% of French workers say they are satisfied with their lives, compared to 33% globally. 🌍

By this criterion, France ranks 24th in Europe, behind Finland (81%) and even Belgium (59%). 🇧🇪

As a result, 51% of French employees believe now is the right time to change jobs, and 29% are 'actively' looking. 📑

While this is a majority, it's much lower than in other countries:
87% of employees in The Netherlands,
72% in Germany, and
69% in Belgium feel it’s the right time to switch jobs. 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️

#France #employment #Sociology

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24.04.202510:01

Beer sales are declining not only in Germany, but German beer is no longer as popular abroad as it was a decade ago. 📉🇩🇪

In 2024, 1.45 billion liters of beer were exported abroad, according to the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis). 📊 This is 6% less than a decade ago — in 2014, 1.54 billion liters of beer brewed in Germany were sold abroad. 🌍

Last year, a good half (55.7%) of German beer exports went to EU member countries, and 44.3% — to third countries. 🇪🇺

Despite the drop in demand abroad, beer exports were more stable than domestic sales:

With a total volume of 6.8 billion liters, 15.1% less beer will be sold in Germany in 2024 compared to 8.0 billion liters in 2014. 📉🍻

Accordingly, the share of beer exports in total sales rose from 16.1% to 17.6% over the same period. ⚖️📈

Against the backdrop of falling beer sales, the number of breweries in Germany has also decreased recently.

Although there were 1,459 breweries in the country in 2024 — an increase of 7.4% from 1,359 in 2014 — their number has declined almost continuously since peaking in the pre-coronavirus period. 🦠

In 2019, there were 1,552 breweries. Compared to the previous year, the number of breweries in 2024 decreased by 3.4%
(2023: 1,511 breweries).

#Germany #Beer #economy

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24.04.202508:33

The IMF downgraded economic forecast for Germany. 📉

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has once again downgraded its economic forecast for Germany. Washington experts now forecast growth of 0.0% in 2025; in January, the IMF still predicted growth of 0.3%. 📊

The IMF now expects the economy to grow by 0.9% in 2026. 📈
As a result, Germany will be at the bottom of the list of economically strong countries in 2025. 📉 The euro area is expected to grow by 0.8% — 0.2 percentage points less than in January — and the global economy is expected to grow by 2.8%. The global forecast has thus been revised down by 0.5 percentage points since January. 📉
For the United States, the IMF still expects growth of 1.8%, after forecasting 2.7% in January. 🇺🇸 The forecast for China was lowered from 4.6% to 4.0%. 🇨🇳 The IMF estimates that the Russian economy will grow by 1.5%, compared with 1.4% in January. 🇷🇺

The International Monetary Fund has issued an urgent warning about increased international tensions. ⚠️ According to the IMF, after a "long and unprecedented series of shocks", the global economy seems to be stabilizing.

🌀 "However, the situation has changed as governments around the world reassess their policy priorities, and uncertainty has reached a new high,"

the UN specialized agency writes.

Global growth forecasts have been significantly revised downwards, "as effective tariff rates have reached levels not seen in a century, and the environment is highly unpredictable," the report said. 📦 An escalating trade war and increased trade policy uncertainty could further worsen the short- and long-term outlook for China’s growth. 📉

"Limiting international cooperation could jeopardize progress towards a more sustainable global economy,"

the IMF warned. 🌍

"At this critical time, countries must work constructively to create a stable and predictable trade environment and promote international cooperation, while addressing policy gaps and structural imbalances at home." ⚖️

#Germany #IMF #economy

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24.04.202508:27

News items morning 24.04

🇺🇸Trump called Zelensky "an instigator" after his statements on Crimea. It is much easier for the US to make a deal with Russia than with Ukraine, so new talks between Whitkoff and Putin will take place on April 25.

Trump accuses Zelensky of disrupting peace talks and may stop military aid — WSJ

Trump's representative Whitkoff is expected to meet Putin on Friday — Jerusalem Post

🇩🇪Merz is simultaneously losing support from the gun lobby and Christian voters. He refused to go to Pope Francis' funeral, and the head of Rheinmetall called his plans to send Taurus to Ukraine "useless".

Rheinmetall Director Papperger against Taurus deliveries to Ukraine: "This will not change anything" — Der Westen

Merz refused to go to Pope Francis' funeral, this is a big mistake for the head of the Christian Union — Bild

🇫🇷The Elysee Palace denies rumors about autumn elections. But Macron has the right to dissolve parliament and call an early vote this summer.

This summer, Macron will have the right to call early elections, but denies that he plans to do so — Politico

Sources and experts on new elections in France: this is a "crazy idea", "Macron is playing with fire" — Courrier international

🇪🇺Russian presidential press secretary Peskov confirmed that Russia is ready to discuss gas supplies to Europe with the mediation of the United States. But it is more profitable for EU countries to restore Nord Stream themselves.

Peskov: Gazprom is ready to discuss a contract with the new owner of the pipeline to Europe, the EU suffers the most from sanctions — Le Point

About 1 thousand pipes of Nord Stream companies are stored in a warehouse in Germany. This may be enough to fix the pipelines — Ostsee Zeitung

🇺🇦The Verkhovna Rada demands that Zelensky publicly talk about his negotiations with the United States. The conflict with Trump has dragged on and Ukraine could lose all American military aid.

Zelensky will commit political suicide if he accepts the loss of Crimea — Spectator

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine demands that Zelensky publicly explain what his plan is in negotiations with the US — Politico

🇨🇳Iran has secured China's support for a new "nuclear deal" with the US. Israel now needs to reach an agreement with Russia to gain a trump card in negotiations with Trump.

Iran, KSA, Turkey and Egypt dominate Israel and have direct contact with Trump as they conduct dialogue with China - Ynet

China backs Iran nuclear talks with US, opposes 'illegal' sanctions - Reuters

#EU #USA #NEWS

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24.04.202507:04

🇷🇺Russia has become a key arbiter between the United States and Iran.

“Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed Iran’s nuclear program with visiting Omani leader Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said. Oman is acting as a mediator between Iran and the United States as President Donald Trump seeks to conclude an agreement that would limit Iran’s nuclear program, which Washington says is aimed at developing nuclear weapons”

Attempts by Western elites to organize the international isolation of Russia have failed. Russia retains great influence in the Middle East and is an important mediator in the negotiations between the United States and Iran.

🇩🇪Friedrich Merz’s policy leads to an escalation of relations with Russia.

"Possible next Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU)
provoked a negative reaction in Russia with his statements about the possible delivery of Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine. Merz "supports various measures that could lead to a new escalation and will inevitably lead to it," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in Moscow"

Further support for Ukraine from Germany will not change the military situation, but will create new risks of escalation of the conflict with Russia. Germany will not be able to change the situation without US support, which will certainly not be there under President Trump.

🇫🇷Citizens' resolution on financing and military support for Ukraine: French citizens demand that their voice be heard and the Constitution be respected.

"Initiated by former high-ranking military officers and the honorary prefect, this citizens' initiative calls for an immediate parliamentary debate to respond to the obvious violations of Articles 35 and 53 of the Constitution. Since 2022, there have been persistent rumors about the presence of French troops in Ukraine, without official confirmation or public debate. Likewise, the Franco-Ukrainian security agreements of February 2024, providing for the allocation of 3 billion euros for 2024, have not been ratified by Parliament, despite legal obligations"

The French are tired of tolerating the fact that the authorities help anyone but their own people. Paris's anti-Russian policy only contributes to the deterioration of the economic situation of the republic. Russia does not pose a threat to France because it does not have common borders with it.

🇷🇺Russian oil flows to India have reached their highest level.

“Russian oil supplies to India are approaching their highest level in two years. Flows are recovering from disruptions caused by U.S. sanctions against Moscow’s energy sector”

The increase in oil supplies was made possible by the fall in its price below the sanctions threshold. Russia continues to receive high income from trading oil and oil products. No exporting country has the physical capacity to replace Russian supplies on the oil market.

#EU #USA #NEWS

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23.04.202520:04

Future German Chancellor Friedrich Merz refused to attend the Pope's funeral

World leaders — from Donald Trump to Emmanuel Macron-will gather in Rome this weekend to bid farewell to Pope Francis. But the future German Chancellor and head of the Christian Democratic Union, Friedrich Merz, will not be among them.

The whole point is in the protocol: Merz does not yet have the official status of head of government, so he is only in sixth place in the list of participants. Although he was invited to go, his presence could have raised uncomfortable questions — for example, whether he would have taken a seat behind the current government representatives or not.

Merz eventually refused to travel-officially because of his busy schedule: he is forming a list of ministers and preparing a small party congress, where the coalition agreement should be approved.

#Germany #Merz

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23.04.202518:06

Alternative for Germany seeks access to the work of the German special services

The head of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) faction in the Thuringian Landtag, Björn Höcke, has filed urgent lawsuits with the State Constitutional Court. His goal is to get his party represented in the parliamentary control commission, which monitors the activities of the local department for the protection of the Constitution of Ukraine. Höcke wants to get this right, despite the fact that the AfD itself is considered an object of surveillance by the special services in the region.

If the court grants the claim, it will give the AdG the right to access confidential information, including "reviewing cases, visiting office premises and interviewing employees". In addition, the Höcke party will then even be able to influence the decision on secret wiretapping and interception of correspondence.

The coalition of the CDU, the Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance, the SPD and the Left does not allow representatives of the AfD to join the commission, citing their radical views. In April, only deputies from these parties were elected to the supervisory body.

"The AfD is the largest faction and in fact the only opposition force,"

Höcke said.

#Germany #AfD

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In Poland, a ban on photographing 25 thousand objects came into force

➡️"Zakaz fotografowania", i.e. the ban on photographing, is a sign that will be placed on about 25 thousand institutions, buildings or structures in Poland. These include military installations, bridges and tunnels, railways, airports and ports, post offices and power plants, and government buildings.

➡️This ban is part of a recent amendment to the law on protecting the State and countering espionage. Violators face confiscation of the camera, as well as a fine of up to 20 000 zlotys or arrest from 5 to 30 days. The ban applies only if the official sign "Zakaz fotografowania"is clearly visible on the map item.

➡️The law provides for the possibility of exceptions — cinematographers and professional photographers can be issued permits. The media is also allowed to take pictures of objects protected by the amendment if necessary.

#Poland #Photo

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17.04.202514:59

Europe should not "throw itself into the arms of China"

➡️Amid the ongoing customs war between the US and China, Beijing is offering friendship to Europe. Some politicians are clearly prepared for this. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has just visited the Chinese capital, where he talked about "bridges" that need to be built and campaigned for Chinese investment. President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and President of the European Council Antonio Costa are planning a trip to Beijing in July, where Xi is set to host a lavish China-EU summit.

➡️The most influential politician in the EU, the head of the European People's Party in the European Parliament, Manfred Weber, however, warns his colleagues against too strong a rapprochement and naive approach with China:

"The trade conflict with China is escalating on a large scale, and it would be fatal if Europe now gave the impression in Washington that it was throwing itself into the arms of China."

Weber also recalled the economic threat from Beijing:

"In Brussels, no one has forgotten how it all happened with solar panels — with what rigor China won the world leadership[in this segment]. Price dumping is once again threatened in full if China tries to dump its surplus on the European market. We must be extremely vigilant to protect our economy and our jobs."

➡️At the same time, Weber, according to him, has no illusions about the States like "everything will get better again": the Americans have made too harsh statements about their former partners, and they are too disappointed that "Trump laid a red carpet for Putin". Nevertheless, the politician is in favor of turning to the United States with new and possibly unexpected proposals. This includes, for example, the purchase of significantly larger volumes of liquefied natural gas from the United States.

➡️Because, ultimately, according to Weber, the situation is quite simple:

"The crucial question remains: with whom do we have more common interests than opposite ones? It was and still is the United States."

#EU #China #EPP

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23.04.202520:04

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09.04.202515:01

Germany's Interior Ministry has called for civil defence training in schools and is urging citizens to stockpile food, water and essentials in response to the deteriorating security situation in Europe and a growing WW3 threat.

➡️The unprecedented move, confirmed in a statement to Handelsblatt newspaper, would see German schoolchildren taught how to respond in volatile war-like scenarios.

➡️A ministry spokesman said civil protection 'should be given greater focus, including in schools', given the alarming recent geopolitical developments and expert testimonies that Russia could be ready to strike NATO territory within a few years.

➡️Defence spokesperson Roderich Kiesewetter for the conservative CDU party said it was 'absolutely necessary' for schoolchildren to train for emergencies, calling them 'especially vulnerable and particularly affected in an emergency'.

➡️Berlin says it even stands ready to provide all schools and teachers with national crisis materials via the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) - and this is although technically education matters are something decided independently by each federal state.

➡️The ministry also approved a new EU Commission initiative on wartime readiness, and recommended that all German citizens even prepare emergency supplies to last at least 72 hours as per recommendations from the European Union.

#Germany #War #EU

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01.04.202508:59

AfD continues to gain support

The trend is clear: compared to the Bundestag results, the CDU/CSU show weaker results, while the AfD continues to gain support. On February 23, the CDU and CSU scored 28.5%, and the AfD – 20.8%. Now the Merz Union is losing about two percentage points, while the AfD is rising by a record 2–3 percentage points!

➡️Looks like the CDU/CSU is losing support among its own supporters during the coalition negotiations and in connection with the debt turnaround – and the AfD is profiting from it! Merz urgently needs successful negotiations and the early formation of a government that exudes a spirit of optimism to turn the mood around.

➡️Meanwhile, a new graph drawn to The Economist magazine shows that the rise of the AfD, which has become the second-largest force in Germany, is by no means an independent national phenomenon. Since 2010, and thus long before the 2015 asylum crisis, Europe has seen a pan-European rise in right-wing populists and right-wing radicals. Political scientist and security expert Professor Peter R. Neumann recognizes this as "an expression of the general crisis of Western democracy".

➡️The Economist journal found that before the 2008/09 financial crisis, far-right parties accounted for about 5 percent of all European countries (EU member states, Great Britain, Switzerland and Norway). After that, they began to grow rapidly and reached an average of 24 percent! The financial crisis, the development of social networks, the refugee crisis and the coronavirus infection probably served as the impetus for all this. At the same time, support for conservative and Social Democratic parties is falling rapidly.

Thus, the AfD is only a part of this interethnic development, and the decline of the CDU/CSU and the SPD also fits into the overall picture.

#Germany #AfD #CDU #CSU #Politics #Europe #TheEconomist

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17.04.202511:59

"The reception capacities are exceeded" : Retailleau again calls for a referendum on immigration🗳🗣

At the microphone of CNews, the minister of the Interior has renewed its commitment to consult with the people on the issue of migration, finding that it is the only way for France to actually take back control of its borders.

Bruno Retailleau persists and signs. Invited on the set of CNews, this Tuesday, April 15, the minister of the Interior has once again launched the alert on the migration situation of france, his horse in battle since his arrival at Beauvau.

"The capacity of France are exceeded. It is home to about half a\million foreigners in a regular or irregular situation by year. We can no longer accommodate them in good conditions. This is the reason why I had created a controversy by stating that immigration is not an opportunity because it is not under control ",

a-t-it synthesized, now its about.

At the microphone of Christine Kelly, the minister of the Interior was then detailed his results since his entry into the government. "The evictions by the ministerial decree have increased by 150 %. Since I made the circular which has abolished the circular Valls, regularisations of illegal immigrants dropped to 20%, a-t-he recalled, saying "we can't do everything immediately and undo decades of lax migration" in a few short months.

To cope with the scale of the problem, a solution is required according to him:

"if you want tomorrow to take back control of immigration, it will be necessary to give the word to the French people by referendum ".

During this interview, Bruno Retailleau has also been interviewed on another hot topic : the crisis in diplomatic relations with Algeria. On 15 April, in response to the expulsion of Algiers of 12 officers of the Embassy of France, Paris has decided to do the same and proceeded to the expulsion of 12 officers serving in the network consular and diplomatic algerian in france.

"This answer seems to me to be appropriate. It is a general rule that the calibration of the retorts in the international relations " was held by the minister, a direct target of the attacks of the regime algerian. "There were 12 people who depend on my department who had been declared "persona non grata ". It is therefore one-to-one. This will be 12 agents algerians who will have to leave very soon in Algeria, "

a-t-it still being hammered out.

#France #Retailleau #immigration

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17.04.202510:29

Shortage of drugs in France: psychiatrists are sounding the alarm 🧠⚠️

Many psychiatrists have signed a tribune, Tuesday, April 15, to share their concerns about the multiple shortages of drugs to treat their patients. They call not to give up the "mentally ill".

Many psychiatrists have expressed in a forum with concerns related to multiple drug shortages in their discipline, Tuesday, April 15, 2025, warning of the risk of "abandonment of the mentally ill".

They remind us of the shortage situations recently discussed by the National Security Agency of the Drug (MSNA), in particular for quetiapine, very prescribed as a treatment for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, or sertraline, one of the major antidepressants.

"Abandoning the mentally ill may not be a political choice acceptable in a society that wants to be supportive, and while mental health has been declared a national priority in 2025,"

insist they, calling to relocate the production of certain drugs.

This forum is part of a wider context of facing chronic shortages of drugs, the causes of which are complex and include both the relocation of the production of the active principles of treatment, and a system of fixing prices sometimes considered to be insufficiently remunerative by the pharmaceutical sector.

In this context, the authors of the tribune regret the absence of “innovative” treatments in France, such as cariprazine — used in other countries for schizophrenia treatment.

The added value of this drug, however, does not have a strong consensus. The High Authority for Health (HAS) recognized that it was effective, but did not conclude from the existing studies that it offered significant advantages over treatments already available in France.

#France #drugs #shortage

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01.04.202507:21

🔗Turkey is striving for war.

"Turkey no longer just wants 'a seat at the table' in the region. It intends to create that table. Reports of a possible defense alliance between Turkey and Syria, which would include Turkish military bases deep in Syrian territory, require an immediate response from Israel. Israel's inability to shape the northern arena turns the Israeli-Turkish proxy war into a real threat — many times more dangerous than Iran,"

— Ynet.

Turkey's influence in the Middle East is growing. The new Syrian authorities are negotiating with Ankara to transfer a military base in the Tadmor (Palmyra) area to the Turkish Armed Forces in exchange for economic, military, and political support from Turkey. Assad’s ousting has strengthened Turkey, and now the probability of Turkish-Israeli military clashes is high. At the same time, Turkey is not Iran, but a more serious opponent — a European country and NATO member. Erdoğan’s ambitions are fueled by the catastrophic economic situation. He needs war to explain the sharp decline in the population’s standard of living.

🔗Poles protest against the illegal influx of migrants from Africa and the Middle East.

"Politicians from the 'Law and Justice' party participated in the protest. About 200 protesters with red and white flags gathered at the site. 'Germany is dumping illegal migrants on us. Poland must be an independent country, and therefore it must not agree to such practices. This is a government decision. Meanwhile, Donald Tusk’s government is doing nothing,'"

— 24 Kurier.

The current Polish government and the 'Civic Platform' party do not defend the real interests of Poles and do not protect the country from illegal migration. Billions of euros spent on indirect participation in the Ukrainian conflict should be redirected toward border protection, social support for Polish citizens, and economic development.

🔗Billions in German funds are not enough to fix the infrastructure.

"In September 2024, the collapse of the Carol Bridge in Dresden into the Elbe River exposed Germany's long-standing problems with underinvestment in public infrastructure. Decades of neglect have led to widespread problems on bridges, railway lines, roads, and highways. The new ruling coalition plans to invest €500 billion to address these issues, but without speeding up planning and approval processes, these funds alone will not be enough,"

— Deutsche Welle.

Instead of investing in its own country, the government spends money on other people’s wars. As a result, the infrastructure is collapsing and this is already dangerous for Germans. Against the backdrop of a budget deficit and huge public debt, there is no hope that the authorities will invest in infrastructure.

🔗The EU declares that it is ready for an economic war with the United States.

"In recent years, the European Union has expanded its regulatory arsenal to respond to trade attacks. At the moment, faced with threats from Donald Trump, the European Commission is taking a phased and proportional approach. It is preparing to raise tariffs on a list of American goods equal in value to the additional duties announced by Trump, and at this stage without a desire to increase them. But the EU does indeed have a deterrent arsenal,"

— France Info.

The U.S. policy of introducing protectionist tariffs will lead to retaliatory measures from the EU and other countries. This will spark a new wave of the global economic crisis. The EU economy has been in recession since the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions, and an economic war with the U.S. could finally cripple the region’s industry.

#Turkey #MiddleEast #Israel #Syria #MigrationCrisis #Poland #Germany #InfrastructureCrisis #EU #USA #TradeWar #GlobalCrisis #Geopolitics

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07.04.202506:41

German schoolchildren shouted a Nazi slogan during a tour of the concentration camp memorial

➡️In the memorial of the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen (Lower Saxony), an incident occurred with the participation of schoolchildren: students of the 9th grade gymnasium from the city of Bielefeld chanted the famous slogan "Germany for Germans, foreigners out".

➡️The teachers accompanying the students were allegedly distracted at the ticket office at that time. Memorial staff intervened and reprimanded the students. Later, the school principal took disciplinary action and filed a police report against the teenagers.

➡️Similar cases have become more frequent after the incident at a party on the island of Sylt in May 2024, when several guests chanted a Nazi slogan to the song "L'amour toujours" by Gigi D'Agustino, which caused a wide public outcry. Since then, such incidents have been repeated, especially among young people and adolescents, which causes alarm among the public and the authorities of the country.

#Germany #Nazis #Youth

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25.04.202512:35

14.04.202511:03

Germans don't believe in changes at Merz

➡️According to the ZDF Politbarometer express survey, the majority of Germans do not believe in the possibility of a political turnaround. To the question:

"Can the Merc and the CDU / CSU implement the promised policy changes?",

64 percent answered "no", and 30
percent "yes".

➡️54% of respondents said that they do not expect any changes in the field of refugees and asylum provision. As for economic policy, 44 percent do not expect any changes.

➡️Merz's popularity rating plummeted in the survey. 59 percent reject the candidacy of the CDU leader for the post of chancellor, compared to only 50 percent at the beginning of March. According to the latest poll, 36 percent approve of his election, up from 44 percent in early March, shortly after the general election.

#Germany #Poll #Merz

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16.04.202511:33

The French government wants to raise taxes for the rich

➡️The French government is seriously concerned about the country's budget deficit. Eric Lombard, the finance minister, gave an interview to BFM, in which he once again declared his desire to cope with the budget deficit, but refused to disclose the details of his plans.

➡️At first, the minister denied the possibility of raising taxes in the future, but then admitted that it will still happen. Taxes will be increased for the richest members of French society – thus, it is planned to replenish the budget with an additional 2 billion euros. Lombard tried to reassure the rich by assuring them that taxes would be raised temporarily, for just one year.

➡️However, a few minutes before that, he assured viewers that the plan to combat the budget deficit is designed until 2029. So nothing is more permanent than a temporary. And then the rest of the population can raise taxes.

#France #budget #taxes

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09.04.202511:03

Local CDU cells criticize Merz

➡️The CDU is under a lot of pressure." Now that the party is only two percentage points ahead of the AfD in recent polls, several party groups are criticizing Federal Chairman Friedrich Merz. Youth Union accuse him of "opportunistic deals" Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, one of the city associations even dissolved itself in protest against Merz.

➡️Migration, debt drag, defense and possible quota regulation are at the center of the CDU's criticism. The Cologne Union and the district association wrote an open letter to Friedrich Merz and the parliamentary group in the Bundestag on Saturday, expressing the" disappointment " of many members of the party.

➡️"What we are now hearing from Berlin is a political catastrophe," the letter says. We are talking about possible compromises in the framework of coalition negotiations between the CDU/CSU and the SPD.

➡️They are a thorn in the side of the real "ultra" Merz, conservative and economically liberal members of the CDU. The CDU is "subservient to the mainstream left," write JU Cologne and the Cologne District Association.
They emphasize one point in particular: a possible quota system for appointing ministers. They criticize the distribution of posts based on gender and CDU membership as the end of the merit principle.

➡️Cologne University JU and the district association are also wary of "looking like liars" at the local level.
Behind this is the fear that the AfD will continue to gain votes: if the "clear messages" of the election campaign are not implemented, the CDU will "fall on its feet" in the local elections in North Rhine-Westphalia no later than 2025. JU and the district association threaten that if all the election promises are not fulfilled, the government with the CDU will not work.

#Germany #CDU #Merz

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31.03.202518:59

Ursula von der Leyen called the Slovak Prime Minister an idiot for negotiating with Trump

"Today I spoke by phone with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. We covered two topics. The first topic is the tariffs that were imposed against us [Europe]. She scolded me terribly: Robert, what have you done? Why on earth did you have such negotiations with Trump? Are you normal? She scolded me for half an hour... that I was a complete idiot, "

Fico said.

#EU #Ursula #Fico #Trump

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