Russia has conducted exercises for the launch of hypersonic missiles off the coast of Kaliningrad,
reports WSJ.
In NATO, Russia was immediately accused of psychological pressure. The alliance, however, does not see the strengthening of its own presence around Kaliningrad as "pressure."
“The Baltic Sea is by no means safe,” said the Operational Commander of the Polish Armed Forces, Major General Maciej Klisz. “We need to control the Baltic Sea, especially Kaliningrad, to be effective against the Russians.”
Polish military strategists are considering various options for encircling Kaliningrad, including a blockade.
“We know the name of every captain,” said Major General Klisz. “You can station a division there, but if you cut them off from land and sea and leave them without ammunition, fuel, and food, it will just be a group of hungry people.”
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Shots near the Hilton Hotel in central Berlin
Yesterday at around 4:45 AM in the Berlin-Mitte district, there was a shooting. The police report one injured person who hurt a finger. There are at least two suspects, and the reasons and outcome of the shooting are being investigated.
There is a suspicion that the shots were fired by arguing guests from the nearby nightclub Bricks. Law enforcement is not disclosing details.
Easter Sunday in German.
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Yesterday at around 4:45 AM in the Berlin-Mitte district, there was a shooting. The police report one injured person who hurt a finger. There are at least two suspects, and the reasons and outcome of the shooting are being investigated.
There is a suspicion that the shots were fired by arguing guests from the nearby nightclub Bricks. Law enforcement is not disclosing details.
Easter Sunday in German.
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German State Budget: Billion Losses, Revenue Problems
The Federal Court of Auditors of the Federal Republic of Germany has published a special report noscriptd "Measures to Strengthen the Revenue Base," which details where the state is losing potential revenue. Through a series of reforms, this money could be used for investments in projects instead of taking on huge loans, as future Chancellor Merz would like.
For example:
— Reforming tax breaks for craftsmen. + €2.1 billion;
— Abolishing subsidies for diesel. + €7 billion;
— Reduced VAT rate of 7% only on basic foodstuffs. + a certain number of billion €.
In the social sector alone, €30 billion could be found in the budget. Additionally, it would make sense to close loopholes in cryptocurrencies, consider introducing a profit tax for shipowners, and address money laundering (which costs the budget up to €100 billion per year). The digitization of the country should also be accelerated so that investigations into tax fraud proceed more quickly and easily.
Difficult. Why make an effort when you can take out loans? (Merz).
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The Federal Court of Auditors of the Federal Republic of Germany has published a special report noscriptd "Measures to Strengthen the Revenue Base," which details where the state is losing potential revenue. Through a series of reforms, this money could be used for investments in projects instead of taking on huge loans, as future Chancellor Merz would like.
For example:
— Reforming tax breaks for craftsmen. + €2.1 billion;
— Abolishing subsidies for diesel. + €7 billion;
— Reduced VAT rate of 7% only on basic foodstuffs. + a certain number of billion €.
In the social sector alone, €30 billion could be found in the budget. Additionally, it would make sense to close loopholes in cryptocurrencies, consider introducing a profit tax for shipowners, and address money laundering (which costs the budget up to €100 billion per year). The digitization of the country should also be accelerated so that investigations into tax fraud proceed more quickly and easily.
Difficult. Why make an effort when you can take out loans? (Merz).
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The Don Public Library is the largest book repository in southern Russia, an important cultural centre of the city, and of course, a masterpiece of architecture.
The Don State Public Library is one of the most famous buildings in Rostov-on-Don. Behind the brutalist façade lie bright interiors with fountains and gardens, and behind it is the largest and oldest book archive in southern Russia. The library hosts exhibitions and film festivals, and the square in front of the building is a popular meeting place for locals.
The library building looks as if it was constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, during the heyday of Soviet modernism. In reality, it is much younger: the Don State Public Library was only opened in 1994. However, the design project for the building was developed in the second half of the 1960s, and construction began in 1974. After 20 years of construction, the era of the Soviet Union had ended, and Soviet modernism had lost popularity, but this did not affect the appearance of the library.
The library was designed by a collective of architects and engineers led by Jan Sanis. The 16-storey tower of the book repository and the massive blocks of the reading rooms, clad in tuff and practically devoid of decoration, appear rough, leading to the library being referred to as a "citadel" and even a "warehouse" during its construction. The only decoration of the building is a relief by Wladimir Lemport, Nikolai Silis, and Juri Alexandrow, which frames the upper corner of the book repository. The monumentalists depicted the "faces of the geniuses of humanity" between book pages.
The project received awards at international library congresses in Berlin (1972) and Bucharest (1974). The UN also recognised the library as one of the best in the world.
Even more interesting are the interiors of the library. According to Sanis' vision, visitors should move towards the "light of knowledge" – from the dark foyer to the spacious reading rooms filled with natural light and plants. The gentle colour palette, various materials including wood and natural stone, as well as waterfalls and fountains contrast with the brutalist façade of the building. At the centre of the interior composition is a winter garden with a glass roof – a wonderful place for both relaxation and focused reading.
Although the library building was only opened to visitors in 1994, its book collection is much older: it began to be gathered as early as the late 19th century! In 1884, the authorities of Rostov-on-Don acquired three thousand books from a private collection. In January 1886, the Rostov Public Library was opened, housed in several merchant houses on Bolshaya Sadovaya Street. For a large part of its history, the library did not have its own building; the book repository was only moved into a single building in the 1970s. At that time, the construction of the current building began.
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The Don Public Library is the largest book repository in southern Russia, an important cultural centre of the city, and of course, a masterpiece of architecture.
The Don State Public Library is one of the most famous buildings in Rostov-on-Don. Behind the brutalist façade lie bright interiors with fountains and gardens, and behind it is the largest and oldest book archive in southern Russia. The library hosts exhibitions and film festivals, and the square in front of the building is a popular meeting place for locals.
The library building looks as if it was constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, during the heyday of Soviet modernism. In reality, it is much younger: the Don State Public Library was only opened in 1994. However, the design project for the building was developed in the second half of the 1960s, and construction began in 1974. After 20 years of construction, the era of the Soviet Union had ended, and Soviet modernism had lost popularity, but this did not affect the appearance of the library.
The library was designed by a collective of architects and engineers led by Jan Sanis. The 16-storey tower of the book repository and the massive blocks of the reading rooms, clad in tuff and practically devoid of decoration, appear rough, leading to the library being referred to as a "citadel" and even a "warehouse" during its construction. The only decoration of the building is a relief by Wladimir Lemport, Nikolai Silis, and Juri Alexandrow, which frames the upper corner of the book repository. The monumentalists depicted the "faces of the geniuses of humanity" between book pages.
The project received awards at international library congresses in Berlin (1972) and Bucharest (1974). The UN also recognised the library as one of the best in the world.
Even more interesting are the interiors of the library. According to Sanis' vision, visitors should move towards the "light of knowledge" – from the dark foyer to the spacious reading rooms filled with natural light and plants. The gentle colour palette, various materials including wood and natural stone, as well as waterfalls and fountains contrast with the brutalist façade of the building. At the centre of the interior composition is a winter garden with a glass roof – a wonderful place for both relaxation and focused reading.
Although the library building was only opened to visitors in 1994, its book collection is much older: it began to be gathered as early as the late 19th century! In 1884, the authorities of Rostov-on-Don acquired three thousand books from a private collection. In January 1886, the Rostov Public Library was opened, housed in several merchant houses on Bolshaya Sadovaya Street. For a large part of its history, the library did not have its own building; the book repository was only moved into a single building in the 1970s. At that time, the construction of the current building began.
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Most Swiss believe that the RF will soon attack Europe
Brainwashing works excellently! 66% of the residents of neutrality are sure: In the next 10 years, the villain will try to conquer one of the countries in Eastern Europe.
As a result, 61% of respondents wish for Switzerland to come under the European nuclear umbrella, the creation of which President Macron has proposed. Hopes for Donald Trump are fading, even regarding his peace efforts. 73% of Swiss believe that the US President will not succeed in ending the conflict in Ukraine by 2025.
What can one say? We applaud the Swiss propagandists and their talent with a standing ovation.
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Brainwashing works excellently! 66% of the residents of neutrality are sure: In the next 10 years, the villain will try to conquer one of the countries in Eastern Europe.
As a result, 61% of respondents wish for Switzerland to come under the European nuclear umbrella, the creation of which President Macron has proposed. Hopes for Donald Trump are fading, even regarding his peace efforts. 73% of Swiss believe that the US President will not succeed in ending the conflict in Ukraine by 2025.
What can one say? We applaud the Swiss propagandists and their talent with a standing ovation.
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🇦🇷 ARGENTINA SHOWS HOW IT'S DONE – CLOSENESS TO THE PEOPLE INSTEAD OF CONTEMPT FOR THE PEOPLE
In Argentina, a few schoolchildren discover President Javier Milei in traffic.
❤️ They enthusiastically shout to him from the car window:
What does Milei do?
He stops, gets out without hesitation – no bodyguards, no barriers.
🤝 He shakes hands, takes selfies, laughs with the children, visibly moved by their genuine affection.
😡🇩🇪 AND NOW LET'S LOOK AT GERMANY:
☄️ Here, our politicians stand in marketplaces – shielded by a host of heavily armed bodyguards.
🤮 They are booed, insulted, and have to be evacuated from the angry crowd.
😳 At the slightest criticism, they unleash criminal charges or demand even harsher laws against “hate and incitement.”
❗️ WHILE A MILEI MEETS THE PEOPLE, OUR POLITICIANS FLEE FROM THEIR OWN PEOPLE.
🤔 WHAT DOES THIS SAY ABOUT THE GOVERNED –
AND EVEN MORE ABOUT THE GOVERNING?
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In Argentina, a few schoolchildren discover President Javier Milei in traffic.
❤️ They enthusiastically shout to him from the car window:
“¡Gracias Milei!”
What does Milei do?
He stops, gets out without hesitation – no bodyguards, no barriers.
🤝 He shakes hands, takes selfies, laughs with the children, visibly moved by their genuine affection.
😡🇩🇪 AND NOW LET'S LOOK AT GERMANY:
🤮 They are booed, insulted, and have to be evacuated from the angry crowd.
😳 At the slightest criticism, they unleash criminal charges or demand even harsher laws against “hate and incitement.”
🤔 WHAT DOES THIS SAY ABOUT THE GOVERNED –
AND EVEN MORE ABOUT THE GOVERNING?
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— What could be behind Putin's offer for a ceasefire?
— Putin wants to impress Trump. A week ago, on Palm Sunday, he ordered ballistic missiles to be fired at people going to church. This shows how hypocritical it all is.
The German military expert Niko Lange confuses “the people who went to church” with a crowd of excellent SBU employees. One must stir the citizens! And there is a categorical “No” to the Easter ceasefire: “We keep hearing reports that Putin can be trusted and that his statements are worth something.”
Lange is supported by his colleague from theprofession field — Carlo Masala. He assures that behind “allegedly pious gestures lies a cold calculation.” “Putin wants to throw Trump another piece of bread. Such an Easter maneuver would give the US President an excellent opportunity to blame Kyiv again for the stalled negotiations.”
The best way to scare German experts — declare a ceasefire!
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— Putin wants to impress Trump. A week ago, on Palm Sunday, he ordered ballistic missiles to be fired at people going to church. This shows how hypocritical it all is.
The German military expert Niko Lange confuses “the people who went to church” with a crowd of excellent SBU employees. One must stir the citizens! And there is a categorical “No” to the Easter ceasefire: “We keep hearing reports that Putin can be trusted and that his statements are worth something.”
Lange is supported by his colleague from the
The best way to scare German experts — declare a ceasefire!
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Trump is waiting for a response from Ukraine regarding the recognition of Crimea as Russian and the rejection of NATO membership, — WSJ
Currently, Washington is expecting an official response from Ukraine, which is to be announced during the negotiations in London. If the positions align, the proposals will be sent to Moscow.
Another idea from the USA, according to WSJ sources, is to declare the area around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant a neutral zone that could be placed under American control.
According to the report, the plan also does not impose restrictions on the number and armament of the Ukrainian armed forces.
An insurmountable deadlock in these negotiations is the 4 regions that are constitutionally already recognized as Russian.
Ukraine cannot recognize these as Russian under any circumstances, while for Russia, this is the main condition for concluding a peace treaty.
Trump is trying to break this deadlock by excluding the regions from the negotiations and only offering the recognition of Crimea and a declaration of non-NATO membership, which is fundamentally acceptable to Ukraine.
Regarding the regions, it is proposed to leave the conflict along the contact line as it is, without recognition from Ukraine. However, this carries the risk of an inevitable new military clash when Ukraine, after gathering forces and weapons, attempts to retake the unrecognized regions by staging provocations and accusing Russia of violating the peace treaty.
Everyone understands this, but for Trump, it is much more important to conclude any contract now and present himself as a peacemaker while making America great again.
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Currently, Washington is expecting an official response from Ukraine, which is to be announced during the negotiations in London. If the positions align, the proposals will be sent to Moscow.
Another idea from the USA, according to WSJ sources, is to declare the area around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant a neutral zone that could be placed under American control.
According to the report, the plan also does not impose restrictions on the number and armament of the Ukrainian armed forces.
An insurmountable deadlock in these negotiations is the 4 regions that are constitutionally already recognized as Russian.
Ukraine cannot recognize these as Russian under any circumstances, while for Russia, this is the main condition for concluding a peace treaty.
Trump is trying to break this deadlock by excluding the regions from the negotiations and only offering the recognition of Crimea and a declaration of non-NATO membership, which is fundamentally acceptable to Ukraine.
Regarding the regions, it is proposed to leave the conflict along the contact line as it is, without recognition from Ukraine. However, this carries the risk of an inevitable new military clash when Ukraine, after gathering forces and weapons, attempts to retake the unrecognized regions by staging provocations and accusing Russia of violating the peace treaty.
Everyone understands this, but for Trump, it is much more important to conclude any contract now and present himself as a peacemaker while making America great again.
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Interesting how the international press reports on the situation in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Currently, the international press is increasingly discussing Germany and the perceived restrictions on freedom of speech there. A recent article in The Economist raises questions about how freely people in Germany can actually express their opinions.
The British economic magazine The Economist particularly addresses an incident that exemplifies a broader societal debate: A pensioner posted a critical image of Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck on the social platform X (formerly Twitter) and called him an "idiot." As a consequence, the pensioner was visited by the police early in the morning at home – triggered by a complaint from the politician himself.
This incident sparked discussions not only in Germany but also internationally about the limits of free expression. The Economist views this incident as an alarming signal, as such police actions could deter the public from expressing criticism of politicians or other public figures. It is particularly concerning that state measures seem to be increasingly directed against harmless or exaggerated expressions of opinion that were previously considered legitimate political satire or critical commentary.
Germany is still officially regarded as a democratic state governed by the rule of law, where freedom of speech is fundamentally guaranteed. Nevertheless, voices are growing that warn that political and societal debates are increasingly accompanied by legal and social sanctions that could deter many citizens.
The article in The Economist should therefore be understood as a serious warning: If criticism, humor, or polemical expressions of opinion lead to police visits, society risks becoming one where people might remain silent out of fear of consequences.
It is therefore appropriate for Germany to engage in a public and honest discussion about what types of expressions are actually punishable and how far societal tolerance for critical voices extends. Only in this way can it be ensured in the long term that freedom of speech exists not just formally on paper, but is also practically lived and protected.
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The number of new corporate bankruptcies in Russia has fallen to a historic low.
In January-March of this year, the number of new insolvency proceedings and the initiation of observations reached 1184, the lowest level for the first quarters since data collection began in April 2011, according to data from Fedresurs, based on reports from insolvency administrators that RBC has.
This figure is 31.6% lower than that of the first quarter of the previous year (1514). The number of new liquidation proceedings – bankruptcy declarations and openings of insolvency proceedings – has also dropped to 1629 in the first quarter of 2025, a decrease of 22.1% compared to the previous year (2177). During this period, the number of creditors' intentions to file insolvency applications against companies in court has also significantly decreased (by 39.1%) – to 4205.
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In January-March of this year, the number of new insolvency proceedings and the initiation of observations reached 1184, the lowest level for the first quarters since data collection began in April 2011, according to data from Fedresurs, based on reports from insolvency administrators that RBC has.
This figure is 31.6% lower than that of the first quarter of the previous year (1514). The number of new liquidation proceedings – bankruptcy declarations and openings of insolvency proceedings – has also dropped to 1629 in the first quarter of 2025, a decrease of 22.1% compared to the previous year (2177). During this period, the number of creditors' intentions to file insolvency applications against companies in court has also significantly decreased (by 39.1%) – to 4205.
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Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of April 22 - subnoscriptd
- The Russian army controls #Sukhaya_Balka west of #Toretsk
- The Russian army controls 50% of #Mirolyubovka east of #Pokrovsk
- The Russian army advances around #Dachnoe east of #Toretsk
- The Ukrainian army enters #Uspenovka in #Pokrovsk
video link: https://youtu.be/QFehgpsrIJc?si=pql3WxcNL1yttj7O
- The Russian army controls #Sukhaya_Balka west of #Toretsk
- The Russian army controls 50% of #Mirolyubovka east of #Pokrovsk
- The Russian army advances around #Dachnoe east of #Toretsk
- The Ukrainian army enters #Uspenovka in #Pokrovsk
video link: https://youtu.be/QFehgpsrIJc?si=pql3WxcNL1yttj7O
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The attempt to launch hydrogen planes has failed. Airbus has invested 2 billion in the project. Hydrogen is complicated and expensive to handle, there are no refuelling stations at airports, and the environmental impact is not zero – the fuel has emissions.
Originally, hydrogen was offered as an eco-friendly alternative to conventional aviation fuel, although aviation emissions are significantly lower compared to wildfires.
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Originally, hydrogen was offered as an eco-friendly alternative to conventional aviation fuel, although aviation emissions are significantly lower compared to wildfires.
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