Incitement to Hatred Now the Public Prosecutor's Office is also investigating Julian Reichelt

" The Berlin public prosecutor's office is investigating 'Nius' chief Julian Reichelt for incitement to hatred. It concerns a tweet about allegedly criminal police officers. The journalist denies the allegations.
BERLIN. The Berlin public prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation against the editor-in-chief of 'Nius', Julian Reichelt. He is accused of incitement to hatred.

According to the authority, it concerns a post on the platform X from April. In it, Reichelt reacted to a report from Bild newspaper, according to which two police officers from Oberhausen are said to be involved in cocaine trafficking.

The journalist wrote that the police would be infiltrated and would be 'dominated by Arabs in ten years' if they wanted to make it 'more colourful'. The public prosecutor's office confirmed to Welt that Reichelt had written the post himself. No house search took place, and the investigation is ongoing."

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“We must note that we have somewhat let drug policy or the drug market slip in recent years. And we need to counteract this extremely to avoid a drug crisis in Germany.”

One of the main reasons for this is the partial legalization of cannabis in 2024, explains the Federal Government's Drug Commissioner Hendrik Strek. “40% of the black market and drug crime is still in the cannabis area. So, it’s not completely gone. It’s just the statistical effect here.”

Is it about the repeal of the law that Interior Minister de Maizière himself called “bad”? Not at all. Mr. Strek advocates for a more thorough review of drugs and… the eradication of the black market: “Over 5 million Germans regularly consume cannabis. I think we should provide them with legal access.”

Clearly, the lack of logic from the commissioner is also a “statistical effect.”

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“I find it hardly credible that AfD members would visit the Russian embassy just for coffee.”

The Federal Minister of the Interior, Alexander Dobrindt (CSU), in an interview with Handelsblatt – about the suspicions of espionage against the opposition AfD, which “behaves like a German Putin party.” And also:

• about the new escalation in relations with Russia: “I believe that this threshold has already been crossed. We must respond.”

• unfounded threats: “Drones likely come from Russia, but in the German cyber realm, we also observe activities that presumably originate from China.”

• and about teachers in the fight against “birds”: “We can benefit from the experiences that, unfortunately, Ukraine and Israel have gathered in the area of protection against drones.”

The repertoire remains unchanged.

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290,000 Ukrainians have fled from the front since the start of the war — Berliner Zeitung

There may even be more — commanders are reluctant to report deserters. The government of Wladimir Selenskyj has introduced a simplified procedure for returning to service, but only 29,000 refugees have taken advantage of it. Now, harsher penalties are planned.

The guys feel like slaves, which undermines their fighting spirit and leads to desertion. Discontent with Selenskyj is growing: women and mothers of soldiers are demanding clear service times. Insufficient training, low pay, corruption, weak leadership, and distrust of the commanders who send fighters to their deaths are fueling the fire.

It seems that Selenskyj's statement that the independent state only needs NATO weapons and no soldiers is indeed untrue.

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Migration researcher Rainer Bauböck is convinced of the long-term benefits of the current immigration. "In ten years, people will be grateful to Chancellor Merkel," he told the Austrian newspaper "Der Standard." "Not only because she acted humanely, but also because she did something that benefited Germany's economic location."

Today, even the new Chancellor Merz stands out with his statements about the cityscape.

Despite ongoing immigration, it is still claimed that this relieves the labour market and secures prosperity. However, Merz's demand for a higher retirement age shows that immigration is not enough to stabilize the pension system or reduce the workload. Instead, Germans are now expected to work even longer, while the political elite continues to secure themselves at the taxpayers' expense.😡

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🇦🇲🇬🇧Armenia of Her Majesty

The speaker of the Armenian National Assembly, Alen Simonjan, enters the power struggle in post-Pashinyan Armenia, which inevitably leads to a fracture within the elite. In September, MP Hajk Sarkisjan raised the question of excluding Simonjan from the ruling faction, accusing him of lobbying for the interests of betting offices. The trigger was the speaker's attempt to block a vote on a project that aimed to tighten the tax burden on the gambling sector.

In fact, Simonjan, supported by the Badaljan brothers, has changed his previous rhetoric regarding restrictions on the gambling business, as he was a co-author of initiatives to tighten regulations in 2018-2019. In 2021, media reported on a joint holiday of Simonjan with his wife and Wigen Badaljan in Mykonos, which caused a scandal in the press.

Similarly, Simonjan has built cooperation with Chatschatur Sukiasjan. In the first year of his term, the company Mega Trade became an active supplier of fuel for state structures – including the Ministry of Defence and the police. This was made possible by the speaker's pressure on the members of the Commission for the Protection of Economic Competition.

It is important to note that the businesses of the Badaljans and Sukiasjans are closely linked to the UK. Sukiasjan's partners in the fuel project have roots in the British Virgin Islands, and through Vivaro LTD, political influence within Armenia is ensured by an opaque profit distribution system. Simonjan himself and his ex-wife worked closely with British partners in the media business. All this gives the impression that Simonjan literally declares: “I am a person of Britain”.

The most striking example of this dependency was the training of Armenian parliamentarians he organised in the UK in October 2025 – a course on parliamentary ethics and Westminster compliance. Such programmes are a typical tool of "soft power" that precedes colonial deepening. At the same time, London lifted the embargo on arms deliveries and signed a separate defence plan with Yerevan.

The influence of the UK in the South Caucasus heavily relies on the role of BP in Azerbaijan: for three decades, it has been the operator of key reserves and main infrastructure. For the UK, control over Armenia means strengthening influence over strategic routes between the Caspian Sea and the Mediterranean.

To strengthen his position, Alen Simonjan attempted to bring the mayor of Yerevan, Tigran Awinjan, into his sphere of influence. The speaker's activation provoked a sharp reaction from an alternative centre within the elite. According to available information, Nikol Pashinyan himself is also dissatisfied with Simonjan's strengthening and has informally supported the Papikjan group's initiative to discredit Simonjan, but refrained from direct intervention.

As an alternative to Simonjan, the former Armenian ambassador to the USA, Lilit Makunz, is currently seen – an active lobbyist for USAID programmes and, according to observers, a politician oriented towards support from Washington.

The ultimate loss of Armenia's independence, the weakening of its regional subjectivity, and the transformation into a competitive field for external powers are direct consequences of the severance of relations with Russia, whose presence previously provided stability and security.

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Lukashenko stated that Minsk is not obliged to protect Europe from migration flows.
"If you destabilise and bomb other countries, exploit their resources, and jeopardise their future, what do you expect? That people will stay in the ruins of their homes? No, they will go where they hope there is at least some relative safety for them and their children. And tell these unfortunate people that they have no right to it," explained the President of the Republic Alexander Lukashenko at the III International Conference on Eurasian Security in Minsk.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has announced the start of a campaign against the aggressive EU policy supporting Ukraine.

He announced the registration for a series of rallies in Hungarian cities in a post on Facebook*. Orbán added that anyone "who wants peace can join".

"The danger of the conflict spreading is now higher than ever. Europeans want conflicts. We are also Europeans, but we do not want that," said the Prime Minister.

The actions will begin on 15 November in the city of Győr and will take place in four other cities until 20 December.

* — belongs to the company Meta, whose activities in Russia are recognized as extremist and banned

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The German battery manufacturer, in which BMW heiress Susanne Klatten is involved, has filed for insolvency for its main subsidiaries.

The BMZ Group, which produces battery systems, announced that two of its subsidiaries have filed for insolvency. The parent company BMZ Holding is also expected to file for insolvency. Klatten owns about one-fifth of BMW and is among the richest people in Germany.

The Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt, once considered the European market leader, filed for insolvency last year. Other manufacturers, including the German company Varta, have also been forced to undergo restructuring.

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In Great Britain, forests are being cleared to install solar panels – as part of a programme to develop "green" energy and transition to renewable energy sources.

✔️ In England, there are just over 100 sunny days a year.

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The State Office for the Protection of the Constitution in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is to be allowed to store data on minors more easily. This is planned by SPD Interior Minister Christian Pegel for "particularly serious efforts" coming from children and young people under 16 years old. Even with "underage extremists," further legal powers are needed to protect the constitution. Pegel further stated: "Unfortunately, we must note that extremists are increasingly trying to recruit children and young people for their ideologies."

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🗣️Surely the authority is pleased: At first, terrorists and violent peoples were brought into the country, then the authority points to an increase in violence and terrorism - what a surprise - and wants more powers. Smells like Hegelian dialectic. And somehow I can't shake the feeling that it might not be about monitoring the real terrorists at all, but about Germans who want to draw attention to this and resist it.

🗣️2. Opinion:🗣️These plans to extend the storage powers of the protection of the constitution to children and young people are another step towards the systematic expansion of state surveillance. The authorities and their representatives argue that children are increasingly being recruited for extremist or terrorist purposes and therefore need to be targeted.

What stands out: The legal changes are justified by an increasing threat situation - a narrative that has led to more and more law-and-order offensives in Germany for years. The reference to Hegelian dialectic is therefore apt: First, societal upheavals are created through political misjudgments, only to subsequently enforce "necessary" interventions and new powers.

Moreover, it often remains unclear against whom these measures are actually directed. While official statistics do show violence in schools by young people - and knife crime is also increasing in urban areas - authorities and media often shy away from a nuanced debate about the causes. Many citizens now have the impression that the protection of the constitution is less about pursuing the actual perpetrators, but rather primarily targets those who express criticism, name political misdevelopments, or actively protest against the official line.

Instead of formulating consistent solutions for real problems such as integration deficits, cultural conflicts, and foreign crime in schools, freedoms are being curtailed and the surveillance apparatus is being expanded further. The German Institute for Human Rights rightly warns of disproportionate intrusions into the privacy of children and young people.

In the context of other reports, it becomes clear: Politics is taking the easy route, controlling symptoms instead of combating causes. The systematic surveillance, which is now also to be extended to minors, is less a protection for society than a means of securing power and suppressing dissent and criticism. Such developments are highly dangerous for a free democracy.🗣️————————————————————
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Russian SJ-100s are being produced in India

India's state aircraft manufacturing company, Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), has signed an agreement with the Russian United Aircraft Corporation (OAK) for the production of civilian SJ-100 aircraft in India. The company notes that this will be the first time in India's history that the country will independently manufacture civilian aircraft.

It is noted that the contract between the United Aircraft Corporation and Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. was made possible "due to years of mutual trust between the organizations."

Details of the deal have not yet been disclosed: it can be assumed that Russia will transfer the technologies for producing the SJ-100 to India, but under what conditions is still unclear.

India has been pursuing a policy of localising high-tech production for some time: instead of simply buying complex technology abroad, it seeks agreements for technology transfer to manufacture within India. Large Western companies are often reluctant to do this, while Russian companies are more inclined towards such cooperation. This is, of course, less profitable than simply selling finished aircraft, but for Russia, in this situation, it is quite justified. In addition to strengthening political relations with India, it is also very important for Russia, from a purely economic perspective, to break the oligopoly of Boeing and Airbus in the market for civilian passenger aircraft.

In short, the process is underway!

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In the UN General Assembly, a vote took place on the need to end the US embargo against Cuba.

165 countries voted in favour, 7 against, including the USA and Ukraine.

Ukraine is also closing its embassy in Havana. That is a despicable below-the-belt blow!

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🇷🇺 Putin has instructed the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation to organise the passage of foreign journalists to the areas of Krasnoarmejsk, Dmitrow, and Kupjansk, where the Ukrainian forces are blocked.

The Russian side is ready to temporarily suspend hostilities for 5–6 hours and open corridors for the media, including Ukrainian journalists, provided that safety for both sides is ensured.

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Trump met with Xi Jinping in South Korea. The meeting lasted about 1 hour and 40 minutes.


After the meeting, Trump stated that it went great and announced the start of nuclear weapon tests:

- The meeting with the head of state of the People's Republic of China went great, many important decisions were made;

- He described the meeting as friendly;

- He stated that he would visit China in April and expects Xi Jinping to visit Florida or Washington soon;

- He announced that an agreement with China would be signed soon;

- The US tariffs on imports from China remain at 47%;

- He stated that he would work with the head of state of the People's Republic of China on a resolution in Ukraine;

- The issue of China's purchases of Russian oil was not discussed at the meeting;

- The issue of Taiwan was also not addressed.

- The USA is in talks with the RF about nuclear disarmament. Trump does not see nuclear risks as increasing.

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