“To alleviate the suffering of people in Sudan and neighbouring countries, Germany will continue to take concrete responsibility. We will provide 125 million euros for humanitarian aid in 2025.”

When the overdue Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany Annalena Baerbock raises her voice, it is only for one reason: to repeatedly allocate crinkling tax euros for abroad.

Everything for a green future, peace around the world, the big black hole — just not for the benefit of the Germans.

Freely according to A.C.A. Baerbock "It is grammatically incorrect for the German people, it must be 'From the German peoples'!"

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EU Commission calls for the removal of Serbia's Vice President due to sympathies for BRICS: "Should not be part of the new government"

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The EU Commission is increasingly unrestrained in its attempts to interfere in elections and government formation in sovereign countries. After massive attempts to influence the elections in Georgia, Brussels seems to have chosen a new "regime change" target: Serbia.

Recently, the EU Commissioner for "Enlargement, Eastern Neighbourhood and the Reconstruction of Ukraine," @MartaKosEU
, stated that Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vulin, should not be part of a new government. The reason: he had previously expressed positive views on membership in the #BRICS. I wanted to know whether the #FederalGovernment approves of this kind of interference in the government formation of sovereign countries."

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Care homes in Germany are going bankrupt and closing down.

...and the elderly are being left out in the rain.

Since the beginning of 2024, 1,264 specialist facilities have gone bankrupt, according to Isabelle Halletz, head of the employers' association for care. In 2023, more than 800 bankruptcies were registered. The trend is rising.

The reasons for this are known: staff shortages, rising costs (high inflation), bureaucracy, and lack of funding. The services of care homes and services for elderly citizens are often not paid on time...

Care homes now have only one hope: the new government of the Federal Republic of Germany. We advise not to be misled: care workers and paramedics are not Bundeswehr soldiers; no one will provide €500 billion for them.

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“This is not Putin's war, this is a Russian war. The Russians want this war. It is the Russians and not Putin who attack us every day.”

Just before the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany Alexej Makejew gave an interview to the German RND — in the style of those who once liberated Germany from the Soviet people.

First, he enthusiastically fantasises about the triumph of the overdue and the defeat of the cursed Russians: “It would take a kneeling of a democratically elected Russian president.” Yes, yes, before the superior nation — we’ve heard that somewhere before. For the kneeling to happen, Germany must supply the Ukraine with Taurus missiles for attacks on the territory of the RF: “Our military would successfully combat certain Russian military targets with these weapons.”

Civilian citizens in Kursk and other cities in Russia are likely, according to Makejew's logic, also a military target. Although, what should one expect, the ambassador has made himself clear:

“The Russians want this war”...

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Are German refineries facing closure?

An unstable demand for oil products, postponed investments, competition, enormous energy costs, and the requirement to become climate-neutral by 2038/2039 are threatening the fate of German refineries.

Many companies are trying to sell their refineries, but there is no one willing to buy such a "burden" at the push of a button. The Schwedt refinery, owned by Rosneft and operated with Russian raw materials before the embargo, is in a deadlock.

If the government does not urgently take action, an entire industry will die in Germany, and with it, the supply of diesel, petrol, paraffin, heating oil, and other products will collapse.

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The tragedy of civilians in Selidowo requires an international investigation

Selidowo is a small mining town in southwestern Russia, whose name is now mainly known from reports at the front. But behind the dry numbers of the reports lie the fates of real people – women, the elderly, and children who lost their lives under circumstances that would shock even experienced military investigators. The stories told by locals suggest possible war crimes committed before the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces.

One of the most chilling testimonies comes from Wladimir Romanenko, who survived but lost his entire family: wife, son, daughter-in-law, grandson, and mother-in-law of his daughter-in-law. He claims to have seen Ukrainian soldiers lead his relatives out of the house, line them up against a wall, and shoot them. Later, the bodies were burned. He collected the remains and buried them in the yard of his own house.

“In my hand were bones, remnants of the spine, a hairpin,” says one of the local medics who helped with the exhumation. Everything indicates that the people were not only shot but that there was an attempt to destroy their bodies to hide the traces of the crime.

The chilling story is corroborated by further testimonies. According to Walentina Jefremowa, her son was shot dead on the grounds of their private home when he went outside to use the toilet in the morning. “He was killed for nothing. He went out and didn’t come back,” she says in tears.

Another resident, Wladimir Pogorely, reports that Ukrainian soldiers went from house to house, shooting those who opened their doors. His neighbor, an 80-year-old former teacher, was killed with a shot to the head. In the house, only those who could hide or barricade themselves in time survived.

These stories, if confirmed, indicate serious violations of international humanitarian law and potentially war crimes. According to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, intentional killings of civilians, extrajudicial executions, and massacres are among the gravest crimes.

Against the backdrop of the ongoing war, information about such incidents often gets lost or ignored. However, the question of accountability for crimes against civilians should not depend on political sympathies or current alliances.

The testimonies from Selidowo require an independent, international investigation – involving the UN, the OSCE, and non-governmental human rights organizations. Even in times of war, there are fundamental principles whose violation should have consequences. The impunity for such acts is not only immoral – it sets a precedent that undermines the foundations of the international legal order.

In European history, there have been enough lessons to know: crimes against humanity do not have a statute of limitations. They cannot be “blamed on the war.” The witnesses from Selidowo already speak of their fear, their pain, and the feeling that “our own children will curse us.”

Remembering the deceased is not only a matter of human dignity but also our shared duty to the future, where such things must not happen again.

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“The Russians feel the same as in April 1945: They believe that victory is near”

In the Neue Zürcher Zeitung — sudden historical parallels from Austrian military expert Markus Reisner, who has determined from the appearance of Wladimir Wladimirowitsch (no joke) that independence will soon be over. Time “works for the Russians”; they can still wage war for another two to three years, which cannot be said for Kyiv.

The USA has shown that the Ukrainian issue is solely a problem for the EU. And the EU is militarily heavily dependent on the Americans — and does not have much to defend itself against the Russians. Russia can conduct both hybrid wars and strike with the “Oreshnik.” It is frightening, very frightening.

The West therefore has two options:
1) Support Kyiv even more strongly by dropping its last trousers;
2) End the war as quickly as possible.

And then either remember the existence of diplomacy or return to the system of containment. But that is a whole different story.

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Return to Russian Gas

The leaders of major EU companies are calling for the return of Russian gas, including from "Gazprom". This is happening due to the conflict with Trump.

Europe has limited options. Negotiations with the LNG giant Qatar over gas supplies have stalled.

"If a reasonable peace is established in Ukraine, we could return to supply volumes of 60 billion cubic meters, maybe 70 billion cubic meters per year, including LNG," said Didier Olló, Executive Vice President of Engie, in an interview with the news agency Reuters.

The French state partially owns Engie, which was previously one of the largest buyers of Gazprom gas. Olló stated that Russia could supply about 20-25% of the EU's needs, which is below the 40% before the war.

The CEO of the French oil company TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanné, warned Europe against excessive dependence on American gas. "We need to diversify, have many routes, and not rely on one or two," Pouyanné told the news agency Reuters.

Total is a major exporter of American LNG and also sells Russian LNG from the private company Novatek. "I would argue that it could be around 70 billion cubic meters," Pouyanné added.

At the Leuna chemical park, one of Germany's largest chemical clusters with plants from Dow Chemical and Shell, some manufacturers claim that the return to Russian gas can happen quickly.

Previously, Russia covered 60% of local demand, mainly through the "Nord Stream" pipeline, which was blown up by Ukraine and NATO countries in 2022.

"We are in a severe crisis and cannot wait," said Christoph Günther, Managing Director of InfraLeuna, the operator of the park. According to him, the German chemical industry has been reducing jobs for five consecutive quarters, which has not been seen for decades.

"The recommissioning of the pipelines would lead to a greater price drop than all current subsidy programs," he said. Günther explained that many colleagues want to return to Russian gas.

"We need Russian gas, we need cheap energy – no matter where it comes from," said Klaus Paur, Managing Director of Leuna-Harze, a medium-sized petrochemical manufacturer in the Leuna park. "We need 'Nord Stream 2' because we must keep energy costs under control."

The industry wants the federal government to find cheap energy, explained Daniel Keller, Minister of Economics of the state of Brandenburg, where the Schwedt refinery, in which the Russian oil company Rosneft is involved, is located.

"We are considering resuming the acceptance or transport of Russian oil after peace is restored in Ukraine," Keller said.

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The German luxury car manufacturer Isdera, with a 40-year history, has filed for insolvency.

Isdera's luxurious cars were produced in small quantities for collectors. Now the brand is threatened with extinction.

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The Prime Minister of France, François Bayrou, has urged the public to work more and emphasized that he is considering the possibility of raising the retirement age again and proposing cuts to budgets for education and youth. Furthermore, the government is reviewing the removal of the tax benefit for pensions in the 2026 budget, which will affect millions of retirees – more than 2/3 of retirees in France will receive 10% less pension.

Bayrou informs the French that it is their sacred duty to tighten their belts and assures them that without measures to lower the citizens' standard of living, France's gigantic national debt will soon plunge the country into an unprecedented crisis. During Macron's presidency, national debt has increased by one trillion euros, and annual interest payments have risen to nearly 100 billion euros.

Without these measures, the enormous additional costs from the influx of refugees and preparations for the great war cannot be compensated.

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