Amid an economic downturn which has prompted fears of deindustrialisation, German economy minister Robert Habeck emphasised the strengths of the German economy and said that major investments of around €80 billion are in the pipeline.
Against the backdrop of Germany’s sluggish economic performance, Habeck tried to signal confidence in future prospects, emphasising that major investments are already underway.
“Currently, about two dozen companies are planning major investments in Germany, with a total investment volume of about €80 billion,” Habeck told
Alina Habba, attorney for 2024 GOP hopeful Donald Trump, said she expects the former president to face yet another indictment in the coming weeks, this time from Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis, as previously suspected.
“I think if you look at the barricades, the fact that she’s got her PR team doing fresh pictures for her, it’s a good indicator that Fanning wants her moment and she will get on the bandwagon with the rest of the corrupt
Georgia‘s Fulton County sheriff said he anticipates Donald Trump will get a mugshot if the former president is indicted in a 2020 election investigation in the state.
“Unless somebody tells me differently, we are following our normal practices, and so it doesn’t matter your status, we’ll have a mugshot ready for you,” said Sheriff Pat Labat, according to local ABC affiliate WSB-TV.
If the prediction holds true, it could mean Trump would get photographed during booking for the first time
The U.S. is sending older M1A1 models instead of the more modern A2 version, which would have taken a year to get to Ukraine.
The six people — a Defense Department official, a U.S. official, an industry official, a congressional aide and two others familiar with the discussions — were all granted anonymity to discuss sensitive plans that have yet to be announced.
The Biden administration has said it wants to deliver more weapons to Ukraine as quickly as possible,
Mercedes-Benz said it is confident that China is a growth market for luxury electric vehicles in the long-term despite its economic recovery not progressing as expected, and that it was sticking to its strategy of not engaging in the price war.
“I don’t think we should buy market share in China with irrational actions on the pricing side. It’s not our general policy,” CEO Ola Kallenius said Thursday on an analyst call following second-quarter results.
Asked about Volkswagen’s move to
As political parties in Berlin are holding the first official coalition talks this weekend, the rest of Europe has adopted a wait and see approach.
EURACTIV partners across Europe analysed what is at stake for EU countries as the “colours” of the next government will determine domestic politics and critical EU policies.
The prospect of an SPD-led progressive government makes governments led by right-wing parties feel uncomfortable, and far-right ones feel threatened.
Main conclusions:
