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The author wrote that anyone negotiating with Russia over the cession of Ukrainian territories is complicit in the daily targeted mass murder of innocent Ukrainians. He also directed the post to Armin Laschet. https://t.co/UPI1QKlwzh #Ukraine #Frieden #Menschenrechte #UA #RU (translated)

Wolfgang Kubicki wrote that the Left in Berlin poses a danger to the city's safety and integrity. He warned that Berlin would be lost under the leadership of the mayoral candidate, as she had openly shown her fear of Hamas sympathizers. The Greens and SPD know exactly who they are negotiating with, Kubicki stated, and urged both parties again to put an end to what he considers a threat to the state. #Berlin #Sicherheit #Politik (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that there is disagreement within NATO after the leaders of Norway and Finland had a long phone call with Vladimir Putin about the Ukraine war. The Finnish president is primarily trying to mediate between Russia and Ukraine. She stated that it is thanks to him that Russians, Ukrainians, and Americans wanted to negotiate together again. At the same time, she accused many NATO countries of apparently having no interest in efforts to end the war. #NATO #UkraineKrieg #Frieden (translated)

The author asked when Merz would be ready to personally confront Putin in Moscow and negotiate hard but fair about a peace solution in Ukraine as well as the security interests of Germany and Russia. He described this as the duty of the German Chancellor and asked if Merz was cowardly. #Merz #Ukraine #Frieden #DE #RU #UA (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that while Washington and Russia are present with contributions, a noticeable voice from Europe is lacking. She warned that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are negotiating the future of Ukraine and possibly more. China is observing the developments and is considering what Beijing can gain from it. According to Laska, Europe's security order is also at stake. As an example, she mentioned Bulgaria, which does not want to participate in the additional requested amount of 70 billion euros for Ukraine. Prime Minister Radev stated that the war will not be decided with military means. Laska also referred to the analysis by Thomas Jäger in the NDR podcast "Forces and Strategies": It suggests that Trump is mainly interested in business with Russia; whether peace will follow from that remains uncertain. Europe has partially compensated for the American financial withdrawal, Laska wrote, but is still reliant on the USA for weapons, ammunition, and reconnaissance. The recent Patriot deliveries were paid for by Europe, but according to Reuters, there was a lack of approval from US Defense Secretary Hegseth. Also, there was reportedly a lack of approval from Washington for interceptor missiles from European stockpiles, according to Ukrainian President Zelensky. Washington has denied any such intentions. Jäger, according to Laska, does not believe it is sufficient to hope for the US midterm elections: Even another Congress could not reliably force Trump to change course. Moreover, Jäger warned that NATO may not survive politically. Although it has military capabilities, its deterrence is questioned if it remains unclear whether the US president would want to employ them in a serious case. Laska demanded that Europe must build its own military, technological, and economic capabilities and invest together for this purpose. At the same time, the continent is threatened by internal disintegration. Jäger mentioned the French right-wing populists and the AfD, attributing to Moscow and Washington an interest in dismantling European integration. In view of the upcoming presidential election in France and the AfD, which is seeking power in Germany, Laska warned of a weakening of Europe. She wrote that Europe must simultaneously support Ukraine, reduce dependencies, and prevent nationalists from dismantling the European community. Putin could gain from a destroyed Ukraine as well as a dismantled Europe; Trump, Xi, and Putin could share the consequences among themselves while Le Pen and Weidel contribute to the dismantling. #Europa #Ukraine #Sicherheit (translated)

Nico Lange wrote that Witkoff tried to negotiate that day in Oslo, putting pressure on Ukraine, energy incentives for Russia, and the assumption that suddenly available diesel could help with the Midterms. Trump and his staff did not understand Russia, Ukraine, or Europe, Lange stated. #Ukraine #Russland #Europa (translated)

Torsten Heinrich wrote that Trump places Putin, despite Heinrich's depiction, on the same level as China and the USA, in contrast to Italy's large economy and failing army. He also criticized that negotiations regarding Ukraine are taking place without Zelensky's presence. https://t.co/jIJJsUrbF4 #Putin #Ukraine #Geopolitik (translated)

The author wrote that Vladimir Putin wants to negotiate with Trump and Xi Jinping about a possible peace in Ukraine. The EU and Friedrich Merz were not present at the trilateral meeting because they were considered unnecessary. Merz was referred to as Germany's greatest foreign politician of all time. https://t.co/0P20lTZMKt #Ukraine #Putin #Frieden #RU #US #CN #DE #EU (translated)

Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a peace summit with the US and Chinese heads of state to negotiate the end of the Ukraine war, with the dialogue potentially taking place on the sidelines of the APEC summit in November in Shenzhen. #Friedensgipfel #UkraineKrieg #Putin (translated)

The account "sparbuchfeinde" wrote that the Union would threaten to end cooperation at the federal level with the SPD if they "overstep boundaries" in Berlin and form a government with the Left party. Instead, they would form a minority government with the AfD. At the same time, sparbuchfeinde stated that a negotiable Union would not even be in this position. #Politik #Deutschland #Union (translated)

The government leadership will meet on Saturday to negotiate important topics such as the university budget and the future fund, while agreements on other issues like social assistance reform and media funding are less likely. #HerbstDerErgebnisse #Regierung #Budgetverhandlungen (translated)

Volker Ketzer wrote that the EU had specified which cars would no longer be allowed to be newly purchased starting in 2035. Germany and France were now negotiating the extent to which cars with internal combustion engines should still be permitted. In his opinion, people should be able to decide for themselves which car they bought. However, if that were the case, there would be nothing left to negotiate and the EU bureaucrats would not be needed, he added sarcastically. #Energiepolitik #EU #Umweltschutz (translated)