Somewhat true, but the German auto slowdown isn’t only due to China flooding the markets. The biggest losses they’re making right now is due to the drop of exports.
The upper classes of the world no longer need or want “premium” European goods, because they’ve been revealed not to be that great anyway.
It doesn’t even mean anything to drive an Audi or BMW anymore. A Hyundai or Chinese brand can give you the same functionality at an equal or cheaper cost. Their cars don’t even stand out anymore due to their SUV focus. It’s hard for a luxury brand to recover its image once it loses its lustre.
No one left to buy them. Since they’re expensive locally, they used to export them to the Chinese. But China has its own industry now.
“Leftwing extremism is on the rise again in Germany and poses a threat to public safety and order,”
Again?.. unless, they’re talking about the old days…
An ammunition warehouse was hit, triggering secondary explosions. Seven people in Vyshneve were killed, while 29 others suffered injuries.
So the damage caused by these secondaries probably lead to these deaths, hence why Ukraine is going public about it.
I believe they do this because they want all articles to be in English. The way they implement this is to allow only the Latin script to be used for submissions.
Yes, apparently.
The problem with that is that there’s something in the way.
Quick guilty verdict? That’s not a presumption of innocence.
Just a quick verdict. Usually most of the time of the prosecutor is spent building the case, but here the abundance of evidence means he won’t have to.
Should some court in Europe have jurisdiction over the world? It’s it even a legal system when it’s motivated by politics?
The ICC (it’s this one that does the prosecution) bases its rulings on the basis of the UDHR. Since no UN member ever made opposition to it, and practically all nations are UN members, it has worldwide jurisdiction to remind the UN members of their obligations.
Also Netanyahu isn’t going to be arrested. The ICJ doesn’t have an army to enforce their decrees on parts of the world that don’t recognise their legitimacy.
Probably correct, but we never know. Nations that enforce international law, like Canada, could possibly make an arrest on behalf of the ICC. It may also just be the case the Israel itself may hand him over if he is ever impeached there.
Issuing these kinds of orders only hurt is legitimacy (don’t issue orders that won’t be followed!)
That’s an appeal to force type of argument. These orders should be issued based on whether they are legal or illegal, not whether they will be followed or enforced.
It is time for us to shift the Overton window back with opposite and equally absurd proposals.
And thus increasing the political divide.
Of course. With the level of evidence the ICJ has against him, they can order an arrest; this should turn out to be a quick verdict.
So basically, just regular colonialism, but no one is going to do anything about it this time around.
Another schism before GTAVI.
#believewomen was always just a self-serving argument promoted by Biden and co. for political gain.
What we should (and legally have) to believe is innocence until proven guilty.
Nations that have right wing politics would likely consider this an attack on the right in general; this includes mainly Russia, but also Italy, Bulgaria, Serbia and (formerly) Hungary.
She’s Peruvian-born, so she’s Peruvian. That’s how civic citizenship works in the Americas, at least for now. On another note, Japan never was fond of migration, but did encourage migration to south America and particularly Brazil for some reason.
What if half the population decides you’re taking away their democracy, leading to brutal protests?
Yeah, no that won’t happen. But it will lead to other European countries, particularly the East, to question their ties to Germany if they do that.
There’s no solution to this. Either make cars people want to buy or GTFO. Can’t have jobs for an unwanted industry.