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26.04.26 - 20:36
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Ist die Rente in Deutschland noch sicher? (DW)
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Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz löst Irritationen aus, weil er die gesetzliche Rente als "Basisabsicherung" bezeichnete. Was hat er damit gemeint? Und wo steht Deutschland im internationalen Vergleich?...
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26.04.26 - 16:01
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Vom Nawalny-Helfer zum Abschiebefall in Deutschland (Die Welt)
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In seiner Heimat Russland macht Ilja Shkolny für Nawalny Wahlkampf und gerät ins Visier der Geheimdienste. Kurz nach der russischen Invasion in der Ukraine flüchtet er als Asylbewerber nach Bayern. Jahre später nimmt ihn plötzlich die Polizei fest....
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26.04.26 - 15:48
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Ryanair to shut Berlin base as it blames rise in German aviation tax (The Guardian)
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Trade union criticises airline's plan to halve passenger numbers to the city as 'purely profit-oriented' Ryanair is to shut its Berlin operating base and cut its winter schedule to the German capital in half, blaming its decision on soaring aviation taxes in the country.The Irish budget carrier said its relocation of seven aircraft to other centres would reduce its Berlin passenger numbers from 4.5 million to 2.2 million a year, with flights in and out of the city served from October by planes based at other airports. Continue reading......
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26.04.26 - 15:00
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Ruthless Taxation And The Hyperstate: How Germany Profits From Crisis (ZeroHedge)
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Ruthless Taxation And The Hyperstate: How Germany Profits From Crisis
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe,
The Hormuz crisis offers us a profound insight into the real power structures in Germany. Nothing seems able to convince the Berlin monolith to partially shield its citizens from the consequences at gas stations through tax cuts.
It is now unavoidable that the Iran shock will translate into an inflation driver, working its way through economic value chains into consumer prices. These developments almost force a reduction of the tax burden on households and the middle class. It may sound strange to climate socialists, but wealth is created exclusively in the private sector, and certainly not in the state bureaucracy, which is currently profiting from the price surge at gas stations at the expense of citizens and enjoying a small special economic boost.
In March alone, the Finance Minister collected roughly half a billion euros more at gas stations. That makes him the winner of the crisis.
To dispel ...
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