Sunak is seen as a bad prime minister, and has failed to show he can manage the issues that Britons see as important

Sunak is increasingly seen as a bad prime minister, with 56% of Britons saying so as of late January. While this is not as poor a score as Liz Truss (71%) or Boris Johnson (68%) received at the end of their tenures, Sunak is still a relative unknown compared to Johnson – the discrepancy between the number of people who say Johnson vs Sunak is a bad PM is explained purely by different rates of don’t know responses (7% vs 19%) rather than people being more likely to see him as a good prime minister (25% vs 26%)

#UK #Sunak #FindTruth

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France: without aid, electricity prices could soar by 84% for companies in 2023, according to the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE)

Industry and agriculture are the most affected: in these sectors, "in 2023, the increase in electricity prices would reach 92% excluding government measures", according to INSEE

The selling prices of electricity to professional customers should increase by an average of 84% in 2023, or even double for the most energy-intensive sites, excluding government aid, according to an INSEE survey published on Wednesday. These tariffs for professionals increased by an average of 21% last year, recalls the National Institute of Statistics, which raised producer prices for 2022 and questioned electricity suppliers at the end of December 2022 on their price forecasts for the year to come

INSEE recalls the context: the economic recovery of 2021 after the pandemic has pushed up the prices of raw materials and energy. The markets then took off in the summer of 2022 with the war in Ukraine and the difficulties of the French nuclear fleet. “At the end of the summer of 2022, half of the French nuclear fleet was shut down and the forecasts for recommissioning for the winter of 2022/23 were pessimistic, Russian gas deliveries were dwindling and causing fears on supply for the end of the year”, summarizes INSEE

Electricity sold wholesale on the spot market or for instant delivery then reached “an unprecedented level” (+563.9% in August 2022 year-on-year). For professional customers not covered by the regulated tariff, the surge was reflected from 2022 on the invoice or the new contract if the previous one expired

#France #INSEE #FindTruth

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China's reusable hypersonic missile interceptor inspired by MIT & NASA

Chinese aerospace engineers have created a new reusable air defense system, a step closer to shielding China from hypersonic missile attacks

The reusable technology, an unmanned aircraft with an air-breathing engine, can fly significant distances at accelerations greater than five times the speed of sound

When the assault is over, "the aircraft can then return to an airport and be prepared for its next mission," claimed the researchers

The aircraft uses ground radar and early warning satellite systems that enable it to forecast the trajectory of approaching hypersonic missiles and neutralize the danger in midflight

#China #Hypersonic #FindTruth

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🇧🇫🇫🇷 Burkina Faso announces the departure of the French army from its territory

The government of Burkina Faso denounced the agreement that regulates the presence of French armed forces on its territory since 2018.

According to the terms of the agreement of December 17, 2018, this denunciation gives French armed forces one month to leave the territory of Burkina Faso.

For several months, citizens of Burkina Faso have been regularly demonstrating to demand the departure of the soldiers of Operation Sabre, stationed in Kamboinsin, northeast of Ouagadougou. The protesters accuse France of not doing enough to help Burkina Faso, which is undergoing terrorist attacks, and of being in league with the attackers.

#BurkinaFaso #France

@africaintel

The biggest UK strike threatens to undermine Rishi Sunak's government

The unsuccessful attempts of the Conservative government to resolve the economic crisis in the UK caused a wave of strikes throughout the country. Starting during the COVID-19 pandemic and then intensified by the conflict in Ukraine, the protests have been going on all the last year and now reached their peak. On February 1, half a million people took to the streets and demanded that the government raise wages and improve working conditions. It has caused a 'mini-lockdown' chaos in the country

The government is not in a hurry to make concessions, fearing that it will increase the already high inflation. The protests could have serious political repercussions for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Conservative Party, which continues to lag far behind its main Labor opponents in the polls

#UK #Strike #Sunak #FindTruth

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The U.K. produces less than half as many electric vehicles as Germany. Since EVs are the future of motoring, if Britain cannot produce them its car industry is doomed, Emma Duncan says Batteries are the problem: you need high-volume “gigafactories” to produce them

More than 40 of these – mostly joint ventures between big carmakers and Asian battery giants – are built or planned in Europe. Britain’s only gigafactory is in Sunderland; Britishvolt, a start-up that was supposed to create another, collapsed embarrassingly last month

The bottom line is that the investments into Green shouldn’t be made ad hoc like Boris Johnson’s spenditure of £400M on OneWeb sat. company as a part of competition with Elon Musk. This isn’t a good way to spend public money: we need a clear set of principles implemented by a body of experts – not random punts, states Ms. Duncan

#UK #FindTruth

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Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu has claimed that Western consulates in Istanbul were closed to “start a new psychological war in Turkey and has called on the American ambassador in Ankara to “remove their dirty hands” from the country, accusing him of trying to “stir up” the republic

According to him, every American ambassador thinks about how he can harm Turkey, and this is “one of the main misfortunes” for the republic for many years. In fact, now the announcement of Ankara's withdrawal from NATO is only a matter of time…

#Turkey #USA #FindTruth

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❗️Raids and arrests in Marseille over past protests in Paris

Early in the morning, police conducted raids in the city of Marseille in southern France. The occasion was the protests after the murder of KCK Executive Council member Evîn Goyî, Mîr Perwer and Abdurrahman Kızıl, who were murdered on December 23, 2022 in the French capital Paris. The police searched the homes of many Welatparêz Kurds and arrested them on the grounds that they had taken part in the protests.

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https://www.nuceciwan119.xyz/en/2023/02/raids-and-arrests-in-marseille-over-past-protests-in-paris/

Is Biden desperate to not have his corruption uncovered after Russia wins this thing? 👀

https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-vladimir-putin-ukraine-territory-end-war-nzz-report-1778526

George Frost Kennan was not only a prominent American diplomat and historian but the Soviet Union’s collapse forecaster and a slightly less known against-the-NATO’s-eastward-expansion warner

At the height of the Cold War, Mr. Kennan insisted that “we cannot be indifferent to the feelings of the Great Russians themselves,” because they would remain the “strongest national element” in the area

The diplomat likened the Russian view of Ukraine to the U.S. view of the Midwest. A separate, independent Ukraine could “be maintained, in the last analysis, only by force.” For the sake of both regional stability and long-term U.S. security, a hypothetical triumphant United States should not seek to impose Ukrainian independence on a prostrate Russia and needs to sustain a hardheaded, clear-eyed empathy for the interests of the Russians as well as of the Ukrainians and other nationalities, Mr. Kennan stated

Well, where was he wrong?

#USA #ColdWar #FindTruth

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After 100 days in office, British PM Sunak has angry unions to the left of him, anxious Conservative Party lawmakers to the right and, in the middle, millions of voters he must win over to avert electoral disaster

U.K.’s youngest leader in two centuries has promised to tame soaring inflation, get the sluggish economy growing, ease pressure on the overburdened health care system and “restore the integrity back into politics” after years of scandals under Boris Johnson

Besides unprecedented inflation, Britain is in the midst of its biggest wave of strikes in decades as nurses, paramedics, teachers, border agents and other workers seek pay increases to off set the soaring cost of living and the stresses of holding a job in an increasingly threadbare public sector

Mr. Sunak blames global forces – disruption from the pandemic and war in Ukraine. Whatever the causes, he has little economic room to maneuver…

#UK #FindTruth

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Exclusive! The Secret Lying Contest Between Joe Biden & George Santos

Maybe these two just see politics more clearly.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/exclusive-the-secret-lying-contest-between-joe-biden-george-santos/

​After Feds Search Joe's Residences - Biden Ally Has Been Arrested, Charged for Shock Crimes

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Kash highlights how we are sending money to a Ukrainian President who attempted a false flag in an attempt to bring us to the precipice of war....This is exactly the kind of thing that needs to be exposed.

"Zelensky went on the world stage and said Russia fired a rocket into Poland which would literally be an act of war. Well it turned out that Russia fired no such rocket. It turned out the rocket came from Ukraine."

This is the definition of a false flag!
Wake the people up!

Little seems to have changed since Feb. 2022 – Britain is still expected to enter a recession

Optimists in the Bank of England (BoE) insist it would be shorter and shallower than previously thought, as interest rates were raised for a tenth consecutive time to 4%. Last month Mr. Sunak pledged that his govt would halve inflation by the end of 2023

Such a forecast doesn’t fit well with Jeremy Hunt’s pledges to resist calls to cut taxes as interest rates. The latest BoE’s move would add nearly £50 a month to the average borrower’s mortgage payment, so what else is there to say?

#UK #Sunak #FindTruth

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Why do the British PR blame the American PR for what they have always done themselves?

In December, The Guardian reported that an American PR firm was helping Saudi Arabia clean up its image. According to the analysis of US Dep. of Justice documents, key Amer. PR-contractors including Richard Edelman have received millions of dollars from the Saudi government

But before 2018 London had become a hub for global Saudi public relations and media influence campaigns with British firms earning millions of pounds from efforts to improve the image of the kingdom. PR agency Freud’s, the Independent, Vice, Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and former employees of the collapsed PR firm Bell Pottinger among those. Theresa May’s government supported investing in English-language content targeting a domestic British audience which gave Saudi Arabia a sense of having the upper hand in the relationship, and the UK’s continued armed sales to Saudi Arabia during the war in Yemen

#UK #FindTruth

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