Germany will not allocate additional funds to fight economic problems and increase the size of its debts, said Chancellor Olaf Scholz, reports Bloomberg .

“I’m not sure that the [European] Union really thinks we should be more committed,” he said, recalling that Germany has increased its debt by hundreds of billions of euros in recent years, allocating funds to fight the pandemic and rising prices. for energy carriers. In this regard, the chancellor rejected the idea of subsidizing the electricity industry for businesses.

“We not only lack the money to subsidize electricity prices in the long term, but also the legal capacity,” he admitted.

Scholz noted that the country's current economic growth is "unsatisfactory", Germany's problems are related to the weakening of the world economy as a whole against the backdrop of the country's dependence on exports. However, he urged not to denigrate Germany as a good place to do business.

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Pentagon To Deploy Thousands Of Drones To Counter China

The Replicator project will aim to combat the mass production of drones by the PLA, and will see American drones, which will be “harder to shoot down” deployed in 18 months to two years, Deputy Pentagon Chief Kathleen Hicks said.

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Chaos for Sadiq Khan on the eve of ULEZ expansion as signs for Low Emission Zone are ruled ILLEGAL after action by driver who appealed after he ran up fines of £11,500. 😂😂

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Canadian Woman Denied Transplant Over Vaccine Status Dies

Sheila Lewis, the Alberta woman denied an organ transplant because she would not receive a COVID-19 vaccine, has died.

Lewis sued Alberta Health Services over its decision to remove her from the transplant list.

After her court defeat, Lewis had planned to seek a transplant in the U.S., and her crowdfund campaign raised $124K.

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😆 Remember This Viral Meme Guy? Now He’s Suing The BBC

The clip of Guy Goma being mistakenly interviewed by the broadcaster on technology’s threat to the music industry in 2006 has been viewed millions of times, and now he says he will sue over royalties.

Goma was actually going to attend an interview with the BBC before he was accidentally put on air.

“They are waiting for me to take them to court. I'm going to go. The money they made on it - They didn't give me any single penny,” he told the Accidental Celebrities podcast.

“They are using that clip for nearly 20 years with no penny to me. When I see they are paying so many people millions, a million there - that clip made them rich,” he added.

He is also releasing a book about his experience, with the working title The Wrong Guy.

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❗️💥 All Of NATO Is Fair Game

The West's consent to Kyiv's strikes on Crimea gives the Russian Federation the opportunity to act "against everyone and everyone" in NATO, the Deputy Chair of the Russian Security Council said.

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