
German Minister of Economy Reinvents ‘Insolvencies’
Does Germany anticipate an insolvency wave this fall? The minister of economy says “No,” adding that companies might “stop production for some time.”
Does Germany anticipate an insolvency wave this fall? The minister of economy says “No,” adding that companies might “stop production for some time.”
EU member states were blindsided by von der Leyen’s statements, issued a day before they were all scheduled to meet to discuss block-wide proposals to lower energy prices.
As a result of the gas-intensive drying process of the toilet paper industry, the German company Hakle has now filed for bankruptcy.
Citing environmentalist opposition, French President Macron stated that MidCat “will not solve the European gas problem.”
Tomorrow morning, the dawn will rise on an irrevocably changed nation.
The data revealed that the vast majority of older immigrants are the children or grandchildren of Europeans, while the younger immigrant population most often originated from North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.
“This is not a single isolated incident but a consequence of the immigration policy we have had in Sweden. Similar events will become increasingly common if we do not bring about a change after the election,” Rasmus Giertz (SD) said.
On September 4th, the third edition of the Golden Globe Race started, where sailors try to circumnavigate the globe in a nonstop solo race defined as ‘retro’ for relying on pre-1968 technologies.
Who, amid the convulsions of culture wars and legal rights, is standing up for those who suffer the worst consequences of gender dysphoria and the immutability of biological sex?
The watchdog, together with President Zelensky and UN Secretary-General Guterres, advises establishing a demilitarized security zone.
The Belgian government will provide financial support to women in Poland unable to get an abortion.
The newly-united opposition will stand against conservative prime minister Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party.
European gas prices have rocketed by more than 300% this year.
The Social Democrat leader called for urgent talks with the Greens and Liberals.
The UK is estimated to be short of more than 100,000 lorry drivers.
Voters of the German capital voted in favour of expropriating apartments owned by big real-estate companies.
In San Marino, 73 percent of the voters supported the legalisation of abortions.
The new law had the backing of the Swiss government.
The SPD secured 25.7% of the vote, while the conservative CDU/CSU bloc gained 24.1%.
Voters decide who will take charge after Angela Merkel.
Brussels and Washington would curb on the power of giant tech companies.
Carles Puigdemont could be extradited to Spain, which is hunting him for “sedition”.