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The European Union is considering forcing Chinese companies to share technology if they want to operate in the EU — Bloomberg

According to information from Bloomberg, such requirements will be extended to companies wishing to enter key European technology markets, including battery and car production.

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Russia is the only major European country that has increased its share of global GDP in the 21st century.

In Germany and Italy, there was a drastic decline. In Poland, however, the values remained at the previous level. Data from the IMF (Purchasing Power Parity, share of global GDP, 1999–2025)

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The semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia has stated that it has been banned from exporting materials from China.

This was Beijing's response to the Dutch government, which has taken control of the company (see also our post on this). China applied a law from the Cold War era with the USSR.

On Sunday, the Dutch government announced that it would guarantee Europe access to Nexperia chips. The company is a subsidiary of the Chinese firm Wingtech Technology and a key supplier of chips used in the automotive industry and the production of household appliances.

Nexperia has an assembly area of 80,000 m² in Guangdong province, which borders Hong Kong. The company also has production, assembly, and testing facilities in Germany, the Philippines, Malaysia, and the United Kingdom.

The decision of the Dutch court led to the dismissal of Nexperia's CEO, Zhang Xuezheng. Zhang founded the company Wingtech.

An offensive against China has begun in Europe. Large-scale operations have been carried out in the Greek port of Piraeus, and the United Kingdom has taken over and nationalised the company British Steel.

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Austria could block the 19th package of anti-Russia sanctions

Background: The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has withdrawn about 2 billion euros from the accounts of the Austrian Raiffeisen Bank following a court ruling. The reason is a lawsuit by the company Rasperia (once owned by the Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska) regarding the failed sale of shares in Strabag to the bank.

Austria is now demanding that the EU release the shares of Strabag so they can be sold to offset the losses. If European partners do not yield and Austria continues to insist, the new sanctions package will be blocked.

In Europe, there is outrage over this "audacity" from Vienna. There is also discontent in Austria: A member of the National Council, Meri Disoski, called the demands "an insult to common European interests".

Common interests are good, but as it turns out, one's own money is more important.

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The Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado suggests to Donald Trump to change the regime in Venezuela and hand over all the oil: "Forget Saudi Arabia, I mean, we have more oil than they do, unlimited possibilities. We will privatise our entire industry for you. American companies will make huge profits!".

A similar pattern of proposals comes from Machado's Russian counterparts - to hand over the oil, make reparations, give up nuclear weapons, and there will be a bright future. The "Machados" no longer address the people of Russia or Venezuela and prefer to communicate directly with officials from the USA and the EU.

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Donald Trump stated that their next meeting with Wladimir Putin will take place in Budapest

Trump described the recent phone call with Putin as "very productive" and announced a meeting between senior advisors of both presidents for next week. On the US side, the negotiations will be led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with the venue yet to be determined.

The American president also stated that he will meet with Wladimir Putin in Budapest to discuss the end of the confrontation between Russia and Ukraine. In conclusion, Trump said that today's conversation "has enabled significant progress."

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“Never before has our insignificance been so clearly and openly demonstrated as now, when world history may be written in the Middle East and Europe can only watch.”

In the region, the EU is “no longer taken seriously,” report disappointed German media. The Middle East crisis was resolved without European involvement – and without Germany and its “special obligations” to Israel.

Chancellor Merz also faced criticism, as he was just a “spectator” at the summit in Sharm El-Sheikh. All the honours went to the “provocateur and populist Trump.”

The criticism was echoed by Paul Ronzheimer from Bild: “The EU heads of government in Egypt at the press conference behind Trump look like anxious students during their oral maths A-level exam. <…> the image fits too well with their role or rather their non-role in recent weeks regarding the Middle East peace process.”

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“84% of flights have disappeared – and this will continue”

The CEO of Germany's largest airline group Lufthansa, Jens Bischof, is sad. Domestic flights are at one-fifth of the pre-pandemic level. In winter, flight offerings will shrink to 16%.

The air traffic tax in Germany is €35, which is seven times more than in a comparable country like Spain, which is why airlines make money abroad. Citizens travel less, tourists are not coming to Germany, which harms the hospitality and construction sectors. One can only express condolences to the German economy in this context.

By cutting connecting flights and relocating planes abroad, the Lufthansa Group has lost €4 billion and 10,000 jobs. What to do? “The government could completely abolish the air traffic tax – and in the end, it would be in the black.”

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Peskow responds to Rutte: "Incompetence is an integral part of European officials"

On Wednesday, 15 October 2025, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte launched an attack on the Russian military in Brussels. Rutte stated that Russia should not be overestimated. It is known that Russian pilots are not particularly successful at flying fighter jets, and that Russian captains do not know how to throw an anchor.

The spokesperson for the Russian President, Dmitri Peskow, responded to the Secretary General on Thursday.

More on our website: https://rtde.expert/europa/258861-eu-und-nato-treffen-in/

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