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Borussia Mönchengladbach is in a severe crisis after a 1:2 defeat against Hoffenheim and remains pointless at the bottom of the table, while coach Alexander Blessin, despite his ball skills, is having a historically bad start to the season with a third loss in three games. #Gladbach #Bundesliga #Krise (translated)

The author presented Hungary's position as a rejection of European migration policy. In light of the conditions he described as resembling a civil war in France, Hungary's Prime Minister announced that the country would defend the strictest possible migration policy. Moreover, the author began the sentence that the Europe everyone loved is currently in ..., but did not finish it in the article. https://t.co/LSWAPgbrtS #Migráció #Európa #Politika #HU #FR (translated)

Viennese football this season presents itself as an extreme seesaw of highs and lows, with Rapid optimistically dreaming as the league leader, while Austria, at the bottom of the league, is in crisis, testing the patience of the fans. #WienerFußball #RapidWien #AustriaWien (translated)

Markus Frohnmaier accused Friedrich Merz of claiming without evidence that the AfD was financed by Russia. At the same time, he referred to scandals involving the Union related to Azerbaijan and urged Merz to first deal with his own affairs. #AfD https://t.co/tpyeWjmVJ0 #Politik #Merkel #AfD (translated)

Waldemar Hartmann wrote that neither the Greens nor the SPD would be deterred in Berlin from coming to power with the Left – not even by militant antisemitism or close ties to violent criminal clans. Behind this lies a master plan of the federal parties: The SPD wants to go into new elections with Manuela Schwesig as the top candidate and form a majority at the federal level together with the Left and the Greens. Therefore, the intended coalition in Berlin must not fail, Hartmann explained. At the same time, he accused the CDU of clinging to the firewall at the Deutschlandtag of the Young Union. He wrote that the party should prepare for its political end after the state elections in the spring. #Politik #Bundestagswahl #Koalition (translated)

Ulrich Vosgerau wrote that Friedrich Merz might miss the moment when he could still dismiss the SPD ministers and form a minority government with changing majorities. According to Vosgerau, the SPD could then leave the federal government first, accompanied by fierce accusations and the singing of dirty songs. Then, a months-long campaign by the 2RG would threaten, with maximum mobilization of the state-funded civil society, whose influence Merz, according to Vosgerau, had not ended before. #Politik #Deutschland #Merz (translated)

Hermann-J. Tenhagen considered the fuel discount to be wrong. He wrote that it costs an average driver 13 euros per month over three months and amounts to billions in total. Citing the DIW, he stated that almost half of the discount was pocketed by the corporations and called for it to be stopped. #Tankrabatt #Preise #Wirtschaft (translated)

Maxim Röder wrote that many people waste their energy complaining about injustice, the supposed advantages of others, and a guilty system. When his family came to Germany, he was ten years old; they had neither money, nor contacts, nor knowledge of German. Instead, they had hunger and a willingness to work, wrote Röder. Today, his family has achieved more than they could have imagined back then. In his view, success arises when one focuses on their own path instead of envying others or comparing themselves to them. #Erfolg #Motivation #Selbstvertrauen (translated)

Ulf Poschardt criticized Marcel Fratzscher for lumping migrants together as a group. He wrote that Fratzscher must distinguish between qualified migrants needed by the labor market and uncontrolled, low-skilled, and partly illiterate immigration. #Migration #Arbeitsmarkt #Integration #DE (translated)

Apollo News wrote that the German economy is sinking deeper into a crisis while the state apparatus continues to grow. The federal government is focusing on new taxes and levies instead of relief; as a current example, Apollo News mentioned the sugar tax. https://t.co/vOeeqHvPhr #Deutschland #Wirtschaft #Zuckersteuer (translated)

The author asked who was behind the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines and whether the criminal trial would clarify who had planned, ordered, and carried out the explosion. He also referred to the business lawyer Wolfgang Hummel, who dealt with the legal and economic consequences. #NordStream #Anschlag #Wirtschaftspolitik #DE (translated)

TeslaXander wrote that a cultural change is visible at Tesla: While the world evolves, he believes the Germans are regressing. He accused them of placing rules and obedience over freedom and innovation and exchanging bold ideas for moral notions. As examples of self-imposed restrictions, he cited headphones with simultaneous translation, self-driving cars, Apple's AI on smartphones, and vehicles without a steering wheel, which he labeled as forbidden. He also stated that the new Roadster would soon be banned, in his assessment. At the same time, he wrote that only fixed closures on PET bottles are allowed, something the whole world makes fun of. He attributed the EU's ability to ban such things to what he sees as an internal intellectual cowardice and called for Germans, especially men, to emancipate themselves. #Innovation #Kulturwandel #Freiheit (translated)