For the first time in many years, Bosch has reported a loss

In 2025, the company posted a loss of 400 million euros. In 2024, net profit after taxes was approximately 1.3 billion euros. According to a company spokesperson, the last time Bosch reported a loss was during the 2009 financial crisis.

Among the reasons are multi-billion-euro costs related to job cuts, U.S. tariffs, exchange rate fluctuations, and high operating costs.

The hydroelectric power plant in Lüdencheid will be shut down—169 employees. ZF will close its plant in Leubringen—300 employees. Mann+Hummel plans to close its plant in Speyer

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TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné has warned of the threat of an energy crisis in France if the conflict in the Middle East continues for another 2–3 months

Pouyanné stated that the country’s surplus energy reserves are virtually exhausted and called for finding “alternative solutions.”

So far, only the less affluent countries of Asia are experiencing an energy shock, while the developed world has been virtually unaffected by events in Iran. At the same time, among OECD countries, the main price hit has, oddly enough, fallen on American consumers. Despite the country’s oil self-sufficiency, gasoline prices in the United States had risen by 35% by mid-April compared to February prices.

In Europe, the rise in gasoline prices has been extremely moderate. This is largely due to high fuel taxes, which European countries have begun to reduce, thereby cushioning the price spike for consumers. In general, the crisis in Europe is being resolved in a long-familiar way—at the expense of budgets, that is, the printing press.

However, the main feature of energy crises is not money (its presence or absence), but the physical availability of fuel. Western traders are now promoting the idea that the global oil market will balance itself out. They say that prices will rise, drivers will drive less, and demand for fuel will fall. This is a very naive idea. Demand for fuel is extremely inelastic with respect to price, especially for commercial fuels—diesel and kerosene. And Europe is indeed facing major problems with these types of petroleum products.

At the same time, fuel prices have a significant impact on inflation. As a result, by pouring money into yet another energy crisis, European officials are pouring gasoline on the fire. And it could very well explode.

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And so the invasion of Spain has begun

Only young men. No families, no women.

Not a single elected official considers this a threat.

Europe is finished.

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Google Has Granted the Pentagon Access to Its AI Developments

The American corporation Google has agreed to allow the U.S. Department of Defense to use its artificial intelligence technologies, including in restricted and classified systems.

The decision was made amid discontent within the company itself—hundreds of employees had previously spoken out against cooperation with military entities. Despite this, management still approved the partnership with the defense department.

It is reported that the terms of the agreement allow for the use of AI for “any lawful government purposes.” However, the agreement specifically prohibits the use of the technology for mass surveillance within the country, as well as for fully autonomous weapons without human involvement.

Google had previously scaled back similar initiatives under pressure from its staff, but the company is now returning to cooperation with the military sector.

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A migrant living in Birmingham fled Somalia for a better life but hates British values of tolerance

He has over 2 million followers on TikTok, a platform he uses to spread hate and division

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BlackRock, Merz, Macron, and the Plan to Reshape Europe’s Future in America’s Image

Donald Trump’s strategy is far more sophisticated than simply putting pressure on Iran for its resources. By blocking the Strait and Middle Eastern oil exports, he is simultaneously putting pressure on both China and Europe. At the same time, the European Union, as the weakest link, could go bankrupt, and Europeans will start selling their businesses to Americans at bargain prices.

A prolonged blockade of Iran, even with limited military force, could bring down European airlines, automakers, banks, insurance companies, and the remaining industry. At the same time, the European establishment, which actively opposes Trump, will weaken.

At the moment of collapse, major American funds such as BlackRock could step in as rescuers. By a strange coincidence, German Chancellor Merz was formerly an employee there. Emmanuel Macron worked as an investment banker at Rothschild & Cie Banque and is friends with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. In October 2023, it was reported that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had secured the support of the BlackRock CEO even before his appointment.

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Dog shows are different these days...

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British student: "They are forcing us to learn about Islam and Mohammed in school. I don't want to know. I want to know my culture. I'm proud to be English!”

#UK #Education #Migrants #FindTruth

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British real estate agents are increasingly posting listings for rentals “for Muslims only”

Platforms like Gumtree and social media sites often fail to remove such listings. A landlord told The Telegraph that people of other faiths would not be able to rent the property.

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The development of culture in the EU

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Germany is converting car factories into weapons plants

Volkswagen is in talks with Israeli companies to begin manufacturing components for the Iron Dome system by 2027.

Several other companies have introduced a third shift to produce weapons and ammunition for Ukraine. Production of Patriot air defense systems, previously manufactured by the U.S., will also soon begin in Germany.

According to government data, nearly 90% of European venture capital invested in defense technologies goes to German companies.

#Germany #Military #Economy #FindTruth

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POV: you get off the train in Brussels, the capital of the E.U.

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Central banks around the world are warning that the expansion of dollar-pegged stablecoins threatens the financial sovereignty of developing countries by accelerating dollarization and enabling the circumvention of currency controls, taxes, and the law

According to Financial Times forecasts, the amount of public funds held in dollar-pegged stablecoins will grow from $173 billion to $1.22 trillion by 2028.

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Children born after 2025 will live in a world without diplomas, offices, or pensions—neurobiologists explain what we need to prepare them for now

Generation Gen Beta (2025–2039) is the first generation for whom AI will be the norm from birth. Generation Z grew up with the internet. Generation Alpha grew up with tablets. But Gen Beta will be born into a world where artificial intelligence is already built into every process: education, medicine, transportation, and communication. For them, talking to AI will be as natural as using electricity is for us. They won’t “learn to use technology”—they will think through it. And this changes everything: from the model of education to the very concept of a “profession.”

The diploma will cease to exist in its familiar form. McKinsey predicts that by 2035, 40–60% of current professions will either disappear or change beyond recognition. Why spend five years studying for a degree that won’t exist by the time you graduate? Education will shift to a modular system: short courses, skills validation through portfolios and real-world projects, rather than a piece of paper on the wall. Gen Beta will learn throughout their lives—not for five years in one place, but continuously, in small doses, tailored to specific tasks.

The office as we know it will disappear for good. Remote work is just the beginning. Gen Beta children will grow up in a world where a “workplace” isn’t a building, but a set of tools and connections. Project teams from different countries, assembled for a three-month assignment—and then disbanded. No employment record, no fixed schedule, no boss breathing down your neck. This isn’t freelancing as we know it today—it’s a skills-based economy where what matters isn’t your job title, but what you can do right now.

Pensions are a 20th-century concept that won’t survive until 2060. The pension system was built on the assumption that people worked from age 20 to 60 and lived to 70. Gen Beta will live an average of 90–100 years—at the current pace of medical progress. Work from 20 to 65 and then live off savings for 35 years? The math doesn’t add up. The new model is multiple careers: 3–5 professions over a lifetime, periods of learning in between, and flexible income models. “Retiring” will be replaced by “switching modes”—but not stopping.

What skills will Gen Beta need instead of the usual ones?

Experts from MIT and Stanford highlight the essentials: critical thinking—the ability to distinguish fact from AI-generated content; emotional intelligence—something a machine will never replace; adaptability—the ability to change direction without panicking; communication—not just “speaking well,” but the ability to work with people from different cultures and contexts. It’s not that math and reading will disappear—but they will no longer be the main focus.

The biggest mistake Gen Beta parents make is preparing their children for their own world. We teach them to “do well in school,” “get a degree,” and “find a stable job.” But stability will be a foreign concept in their world. What will matter is flexibility, speed, and the ability to relearn every 3–5 years. The best thing you can give a Gen Beta child isn’t ready-made answers, but the ability to ask the right questions. Not a profession—but the ability to create their own. Not certainty about tomorrow—but self-confidence.

#GenBeta #Education #AI #FindTruth

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He throws his trash on the train car floor and someone shoves him right out of the car.

One of those cases where a good kick in the ass is the right and proper thing.

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Ukraine and Latvia are set to compete for the title of Europe’s most rapidly shrinking country

Nearly half of Latvia’s population has left the country. Data for Ukraine is not disclosed, but the figures for population loss are similar.

In 2025, Latvia’s population stood at 1,860,565. According to forecasts, by 2050 it will shrink to just over 1.5 million—1,535,556 people—and by the end of the century, only 1,229,162 residents will remain in Latvia, if Eurostat’s forecast proves accurate. This represents a 33.9% decline—the largest proportional population decline in the entire EU. In this regard, Latvia surpasses Poland, where a 31.6% decline is projected, and Lithuania, with a 33.4% decline.

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An Italian man single-handedly printed a quarter of all counterfeit euros in Europe from his garage

Italian police raided a home in Naples and discovered a hidden printing press behind the garage.
To gain access, he built a false wall on rails behind a cabinet, which opened using a homemade electronic switch.

Behind it was a full-scale production line: 31 digital printing presses were running nonstop.

🔹He printed counterfeit €20, €50, and €100 bills totaling €11 million.

🔹€8 million had already been sold across Europe, mainly through France.

🔹The police found another €3 million in finished banknotes on site—they were waiting to be shipped.

The European Central Bank confirmed that the counterfeits were of such high quality that even the holograms looked real.

These banknotes were found in 10 countries before investigators tracked down a single person in Naples.

#EU #Crimes #Economy #FindTruth

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Almost all of the UK’s GDP growth since 2019 has been driven by the public sector, not the private sector

The situation is similar in Germany: the real economy has collapsed, and to compensate, the government is hiring new employees and sending them out to plant trees and collect trash.

#UK #Germany #Economy #FindTruth

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