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FRENCHRAPUS reported that Sylvester Stallone had sold his dog for 40 dollars to survive. According to him, after becoming famous, the actor had contacted the former owner again and paid 15,000 dollars to get the animal back. https://t.co/SQPeMHe0Ci #SylvesterStallone #Chien #Inspiration (translated)

The author denounced a "state scandal," claiming that the data of 48 million property owners had been stolen from a public site. He wrote that names, addresses, and information about real estate could be used for fraud, illegal occupations, or burglaries. He accused the state of demanding this data without being able to protect it. #Scandale #Données #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Joan Larroumec presented the tensions between France and Germany as a result of increasing competition, particularly in the defense industry. He indicated that Berlin planned military spending of €108 billion in 2026, compared to €57 billion for Paris, and nearly €140 billion in 2027. According to him, Germany was seeking to use these expenditures as a lever for economic transformation, while its historical industrial model was weakened. Larroumec notably cited the decline in German exports to China, which he claimed fell from €106 billion in 2022 to €81 billion in 2025, as well as a reduction of 142,400 jobs in the German automotive industry since 2019. He also wrote that German defense start-ups had received $3.5 billion in investments in 2026, compared to $375 million in France, and that Berlin had concluded a framework agreement with Helsing and Stark that could reach €4.3 billion. He estimated that this strategy heightened rivalries between the two countries and jeopardized their joint programs. He reported that Paris and Berlin acknowledged on June 8 that the SCAF could not be successfully executed, and that the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces announced Germany's abandonment of the MGCS tank program. He also mentioned competition in drones, artificial intelligence, and space, where, according to him, Germany was seeking to reduce France's position. Finally, Larroumec argued that France's financial difficulties limited its ability to invest in defense and risked weakening its industry. He stated that French and German interests were becoming increasingly misaligned and that this situation could lead to chaotic episodes in Europe. #France #Allemagne #Défense (translated)

A controversial legislative project submitted to the Senate provides that the state can take over factories and power plants from companies with debts, in order to protect the national economy, but this raises questions regarding the costs for taxpayers and the protection of private property. #EconomiaRomână #StatulȘiPrivatul #IntervențieEconomică (translated)

The Damen Mangalia shipyard was sold for 138 million euros after two years of insolvency and conflicts among shareholders, and the new owner, the German group Rheinmetall, intends to turn the shipyard into a center for the construction of military and civilian vessels. #DamenMangalia #IndustrieNavala #VanzareActive (translated)

Thousands of Spaniards protested in Madrid following the death of an 87-year-old woman who was evicted from her home, demanding actions against the alarming rise in rents and accusing landlords of greed, while Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for early elections to address the housing crisis. #ProtesteSpania #CrizaLocuințelor #DreptulLaLocuire (translated)

The police admitted that the search warrants for the properties of ex-Prince Andrew, related to the investigation into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, were illegitimate, according to statements made in a hearing at the High Court in London. #PrincipeAndrea #CasoEpstein #ThamesValleyPolice (translated)

The harshness of living has argued that the housing problem depended more on the purchasing power of salaries and pensions than on the availability of housing. It stated that thirty years of wage deflation due to fiscal rules had also reduced the ability to purchase a home. According to the author, the solution did not lie in limiting private ownership, but in countering the compression of domestic demand and strengthening the purchasing power of families. #casa #economia #poteredacquisto (translated)

Mauro argued that the supply of housing could only increase by building new houses, not by taking them from owners. He accused those who, after eight years of inactivity, had last-minute approved two decrees for electoral purposes, of offloading the problem onto the owners without solving it. He also stated that 90% of the houses belonged to individuals who owned one or at most two, sometimes inherited, and who used them to supplement a modest pension. According to Mauro, fueling a social conflict for electoral purposes would not solve the problem. #Alloggi #Politica #Società (translated)

The High Court argued in the action brought to court, signed by the institution's president, Lia Savonea, that the non-payment of the amounts affects the property rights of judges who hold unenforced titles that have not been paid for more than ten years. #Justiție #ÎCCJ #SalariiMagistrați (translated)

In the lawsuit request, signed by the court president, Lia Savonea, the High Court states that the non-payment of outstanding amounts affects the property rights of judges who hold unenforced executive titles for over ten years. #ÎnaltaCurte #magistrați #drepturileomului (translated)

The Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, stated that the Parthenon marbles could finally return to Greece, hoping for a definitive agreement with the British Museum that does not involve recognition of British ownership. #RestituzioneMarmi #Partenone #CulturaGreca (translated)

In the lawsuit request, signed by the president of the court, Lia Savonea, the High Court stated that the non-payment of the outstanding amounts affects the property rights of judges who hold executable titles that have not been enforced for over ten years. #CCR #ICCJ #Guvern (translated)