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18.02.26 - 22:30
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The Guardian view on Scotland′s housing crisis: supply has failed to keep pace with need (The Guardian)
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The country's homelessness legislation is ambitious and humane. But too many people are still sleeping on the streets or in temporary accommodationRough sleeping in Scotland has risen by 106% over the past three years. Record numbers of children are now living in temporary accommodation, official figures released this month show. In Glasgow, the city council leader warned last year that the authority had run out of temporary housing. This looks like a system approaching crisis point.The paradox is that Scotland has some of the strongest homelessness protections in Europe. More than a decade ago, the Scottish parliament abolished the “priority need” test, creating a statutory duty on councils to secure permanent accommodation for all unintentionally homeless applicants. The charity Shelter considered Scotland to have had “the best homelessness law in Europe”. But having a legal right to a home doesn't mean having a home.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would lik...
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18.02.26 - 14:36
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US sanctions, power cuts, climate crisis: why Cuba is betting on renewables (The Guardian)
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With Trump blocking Venezuelan oil imports and old power plants breaking down, the island – with Chinese help – is turning to solar and wind to bolster its fragile energy systemIntense heat hangs over the sugarcane fields near Cuba's eastern coast. In the village of Herradura, a blond-maned horse rests under a palm tree after spending all Saturday in the fields with its owner, Roberto, who cultivates maize and beans.Roberto was among those worst affected by Hurricane Melissa, which hit eastern Cuba – the country's poorest region – late last year. The storm affected 3.5 million people, damaging or destroying 90,000 homes and 100,000 hectares of crops. Continue reading......
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18.02.26 - 14:15
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"Pressure Is Enormous": Nestle CEO Faces Mounting Scrutiny Amid Infant Formula Crisis (ZeroHedge)
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"Pressure Is Enormous": Nestle CEO Faces Mounting Scrutiny Amid Infant Formula Crisis
Nestlé SA CEO Philipp Navratil is feeling the heat after the world's largest food company recently carried out the biggest recall in its history, pulling infant formula off supermarket shelves after a contaminated ingredient was discovered early last month. Shares have taken a beating, and scrutiny of the recall is intensifying, with prosecutors in Europe opening an investigation.
Navratil and his management team are expected to present a turnaround plan for the Swiss foodmaker on Thursday, following the early January recall of its infant formulas. Multiple production sites were found to have cereulide, a toxin that can cause nausea and vomiting.
French authorities have received complaints from eight consumers who say their children vomited after consuming Nestlé baby formula, prompting Paris prosecutors to open investigations. In the UK, there have also been 36 reports of suspected food poiso...
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18.02.26 - 10:30
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18 Ways To Reverse EU′s Immigration Crisis And Give Power Back To Member States (ZeroHedge)
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18 Ways To Reverse EU's Immigration Crisis And Give Power Back To Member States
Via Remix News,
Due to years of uncontrolled mass migration, many Europeans are asking what concrete options there are to reverse course, with many feeling that the situation is hopeless and cannot be significantly reversed.
However, a new report titled “Taking Back Control from Brussels: The Renationalization of the EU Migration and Asylum Policies” - produced by the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), Hungary's Migration Research Institute, and Poland's Ordo Iuris Institute - provides comprehensive solutions to the crisis.
The paper's core thesis offers bold and practical solutions today, noting that the power still rests with member states.
The authors write: “European Union member states can reclaim effective authority over migration and asylum policy without changing the EU treaties.”
The report outlines how asylum policy has “completely collapsed” in the EU and reached a point of “total fail...
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18.02.26 - 10:30
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LOYS Innovation Leaders Fonds: 01/2026-Bericht, NAV-Gewinn trotz Zölle und Krisen - Fondsanalyse (Fondscheck)
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Oldenburg (www.fondscheck.de) - Der LOYS Innovation Leaders Fonds (ISIN DE000A412SP7/ WKN A412SP) verfolgt das Ziel, in besonders innovative Unternehmen aus entwickelten Ländern weltweit zu investieren, so die Experten von LOYS.
Grundlage des Investmentansatzes sei ein eigens entwickelter Innovationsmessansatz, mit dem das Fondsmanagement gezielt jene Unternehmen identifiziere, die durch nachhaltige Forschung und Entwicklung, technologische Führerschaft sowie messbare wirtschaftliche Erfolge langfristig überzeugen würden. [mehr]...
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17.02.26 - 17:18
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Could AI Overspending Spark a Credit Crisis? (Bloomberg)
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Investors are worried companies are overspending — especially on AI. Thirty percent say it could trigger a credit crisis according to Bank of America's latest fund manager survey. David Manlowe, the CEO of Benefit Street Partners, a Franklin Templeton company that manages $92 billion in assets, joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about AI disruption fears. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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