NIUS accused Merz of unilaterally advancing a crazy climate policy and thereby knowingly ruining the entire economy. Merz is causing demonstrable harm to the country and is not averting it, wrote NIUS. This is a real breach of the oath of office he swore. https://t.co/TkBi13OaKL https://t.co/zdrvcrp5ke #Klimapolitik #Wirtschaft #Amtseid (translated)
The Austrian government has agreed on a new, stricter espionage law that criminalizes espionage against international institutions such as the EU or the UN. #Spionagegesetz #Österreich #Sicherheit (translated)
According to Prof. Aleksander Stępkowski, a judge of the Supreme Court, it is currently difficult to predict what the practical consequences of the resolution of the Chamber of Professional Liability of the Supreme Court will be, which overturned the order suspending the president and vice-president of the Constitutional Tribunal. #SądNajwyższy #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #BogdanŚwięczkowski (translated)
Karol Nawrocki laid wreaths at the monuments of the Fathers of Independence in Warsaw on the occasion of the National Independence Day. #NarodoweŚwiętoNiepodległości #karolnawrocki #wincentywitos (translated)
Max Otte wrote that the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced a serious response to the German Chancellor Merz's demand. Fico emphasized that Slovakia would not participate as a sovereign EU member state in another loan of 70 billion euros for Ukraine. At the same time, he stated that his country had already done enough and left open what would happen next. #Slowakei #EU #Politik (translated)
VeRN wrote that his wife had casually mentioned during a dinner with friends that they would not have a second child. This surprised him: they had a five-year-old daughter, and he had assumed that they would have another child at some point. At home, he brought this up with his wife. She explained that she did not want to go through another pregnancy and childbirth, as well as the care of a newborn, again. VeRN reminded her that they had talked about wanting two children before their wedding. His wife replied that she had repeatedly expressed her opinion, but he had suggested each time that they discuss it again the following year. Additionally, she said that she did not want to have a second child just so that their daughter would not grow up without siblings. #Elternschaft #Familie #Kinder (translated)
Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that Hamburg's public enterprises were under severe financial pressure. The 107 companies studied were expected to generate only about 500 million euros in profit in 2025, down from 1.04 billion euros the previous year. The municipal holding company HGV anticipated a loss of 519 million euros for 2026 and a deficit of 606 million euros for 2029. Moreover, budget subsidies of 457 million euros were expected for 2029. According to Boeminghaus, Finance Senator Andreas Dressel called for savings in personnel, more automation, and the use of artificial intelligence. Higher fees for citizens were also possible. At the same time, the number of employees had increased by 6.9 percent to 84,555 within a year. Boeminghaus described the development as a sign of the German economic decline and referred to a WELT report from November 10, 2026, as the source. https://t.co/xhRHyF1gYA #Hamburg #Finanzkrise #Wirtschaft (translated)
Despite a UEFA penalty, 50 German fans are allowed to attend the ghost game in Serbia at the Rajko Mitić Stadium, while children under 15 years old are permitted access when accompanied by teachers or coaches. #NationsLeague #DFBTeam #JürgenKlopp (translated)
William Nonnis, an analyst at the Prime Minister's Office, wrote that cyber attacks could now be carried out by a single person with the help of billions of AI agents operational 24/7. He argued that defending itself in a fragmented way, "garden by garden," would lead to defeat. #Cybersecurity #NIS2 https://t.co/ShYxXGJBOZ #Cyberattacchi #SicurezzaInformativa #IntelligenzaArtificiale #IT (translated)
The author announced a newsletter that, according to his description, was supposed to address an escalating EU budget dispute and the opposition of four countries against Merz's aid to Ukraine. Other topics include an initiative by Marterbauer for a new EU tax and the coalition dispute that it triggered, as well as migration: After Ceuta, the Canary Islands have become a problem for Sánchez. The contribution was marked with "#PATRIOTS". #PATRIOTS https://t.co/TbVSKN7JMj #EU #Politik #Migration #DE #ES (translated)
Trigema CEO Bonita Grupp demands that the Chancellor remains steadfast in the current political situation and does not back down, while she leads the family business together with her brother and emphasizes the importance of business transfers. #Trigema #Familienunternehmen #BonitaGrupp (translated)
ABN Amro made nearly one billion euros in profit in the last quarter, which is more than double last year's amount, while the staff is dissatisfied with the absence of a new collective labor agreement and is protesting today. #ABNAmro #FinanciëleResultaten #CaoOnderhandelingen (translated)
The president of the Constitutional Court, Christoph Grabenwarter, answers questions today in the STANDARD forum on current topics such as chat surveillance, headscarf bans, and other legal challenges the court is dealing with. #Verfassungsgerichtshof #Kopftuchverbot #MessengerÜberwachung (translated)
Emanuel Boeminghaus reported that Munich's Mayor Dominik Krause warned of the largest municipal financial crisis since World War II. According to Boeminghaus, 1,650 positions should be cut by 2030; moreover, vacant positions should remain unfilled and allowances should be eliminated. According to Boeminghaus, the city faced a budget freeze without countermeasures, which would affect social services, culture, and climate protection. Krause estimated the annual additional burdens from federal reforms in pensions and healthcare at around 50 million euros. According to the report, clinics and public transport companies each required subsidies in the three-digit millions. Boeminghaus cited tz München from November 10, 2026, as the source. https://t.co/BbByxDLlQg #München #Finanzkrise #Stellenabbau (translated)
On November 11, we remember World War I, which claimed nearly 10 million lives worldwide between 1914 and 1918 and ended on November 11, 1918. The still unrestrained use of military violence around the world, as it did over 100 years ago, is a cause for concern. (translated)
The German ambassador in Myanmar, Mathias Licharz, caused a diplomatic incident with a video message for the 75th birthday of former President Win Myint by demanding the release of all political prisoners, which led to a protest note from the military government. #Myanmar #Diplomatie #Menschenrechte (translated)
voestalpine increased its after-tax profit in the first half of 2026/27 by 46 percent to 290 million euros, thanks to positive one-time effects of approximately 100 million euros, while the sales forecast was lowered due to increased energy and logistics costs as well as the war in the Middle East. #voestalpine #Wirtschaft #Gewinnsteigerung (translated)
In the latest episode of the podcast 15 Minuten, the criticism of influencer advertising for dietary supplements is addressed, the record number of members in sports clubs is discussed, and the functionality of passkeys as a safer alternative to passwords is explained. #InfluencerWerbung #Sportvereine #Onlinesicherheit (translated)
Thomas Woelfer wrote that the climate conference did not take place via Teams or Zoom, and this shows how seriously its participants take the matter. The argument convinced him. #Klimakonferenz #Umweltschutz #Klimawandel (translated)
A Linz girls' shared apartment illustrates how valuable child and youth services can provide intensive support and safety for young people who have encountered conflicts due to their identity. #Jugendhilfe #LGBTQ #Wohngemeinschaft (translated)
