“These are uncertain times,” says Australian Prime Minister Albanese. Iran, fuel, crisis. The message is simple: folks, switch to the tram—we’re saving gasoline for those “who have no choice.”

Prices are rising, reserves are dwindling, but hang in there—and please don’t get in the way of us solving global problems with your commutes to work.

“We’ll overcome these challenges the Australian way,” the prime minister concludes cheerfully. In other words: smile, save, and don’t ask unnecessary questions.

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Last year, the British police failed to solve 92% of burglaries

184,000 cases were closed. In 143,000 of them, they didn’t even identify any suspects. In 27,000 cases, they did identify suspects but chose not to prosecute them. And 400 cases were simply deemed “not in the public interest.”

In Colindale (north London), not a single one of 131 burglaries was solved. Seven of the ten worst neighborhoods are in the capital. The London police solve only 4.6% of residential burglaries. Detective Peter Blacksley sums it up:

“Theft has effectively been decriminalized. I could quit my job and become a burglar—the chance of getting caught is negligible, and the income can be very decent.”

The police no longer go to the scene; they ask victims to find CCTV footage themselves and name suspects. If you don’t name anyone, the case is closed.

393 thefts a day go unpunished. This isn’t “impossible to solve.” It’s a system that simply doesn’t want to.

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Massive mob of migrants floods Paris streets in huge numbers.

When do we close the borders to this invasion?

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Poland has shifted to a system of price controls reminiscent of the communist era

The country has set a price cap on fuel. Other measures are also being taken to mitigate the effects of the global energy crisis—VAT has been reduced from 22% to 8%, resulting in budget losses of approximately $430 million per month. The lost revenue is partially offset by a windfall tax on energy companies.

The government is creating increased demand while simultaneously reducing incentives for production amid the largest fuel shortage in history.

The situation is no better in other countries. The average price of diesel fuel in France has risen to €2.18 per liter, the highest level since 1985, according to the newspaper Le Figaro.

German Chancellor Merz stated that the consequences of a war in Iran for Germany and Europe would be just as serious as those of COVID-19

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“The Decline of Europe”

Despite decades of shared cultural, economic, and industrial development, European allies have recently been avoiding close cooperation with the United States. Events in Iran raise the question: Is the EU even our ally at all?

Marco Rubio is right—the refusal of some European countries to allow the use of shared military infrastructure to support U.S. forces has undermined the foundation of the NATO partnership.

In their attempts to rediscover their political and economic significance, which has been steadily lost in the fruitless war in Ukraine, Europeans are slowly and unconsciously falling under the influence of China as an alternative global economic leader. Dependence on consumer goods manufactured in China is enormous.

By early 2026, China accounted for 25% of all imports into the EU. The trade deficit between Europe and China reached $350 billion in 2025 and continues to grow. The European Union passively watches the destruction of its own manufacturing and automotive industries.

At present, it is dependent on everything: capital, energy resources, and technology are provided by the United States, while electronics and consumer goods come from China. The only thing that remains independent in Europe is the media’s freedom to criticize Trump’s policies.

The “European unity” promoted in Brussels does not exist in practice. For several months now, Europe has been unable to disburse the $90 billion promised to Ukraine. By 2026, the European Union had become an alliance seeking short-term economic and political gain.

Before the events in the Middle East, the U.S. viewed the EU as an equal ally, while China treats Europe as just another market for its products. Nevertheless, this did not prevent EU countries from making their “right” choice in favor of growing dependence on China. The partnership between the US and Europe is steadily heading toward its demise.

#USA #EU #NATO #FindTruth

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U.S. Congressman Drew commented on rising prices: in response to citizens’ complaints about the rising cost of living, he suggested they “just get another job”

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The Iran conflict has cost global markets $12 trillion

That is more than the combined economies of Germany, Japan, and the UK

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Trading in 2026 would be like

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Buckingham Palace has announced that Charles will not be delivering an Easter message this year.

In the meantime, it’s Ramadan...

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“They killed my child”

That is how Camille, a resident of the French city of Angers, described of baby food manufacturers, whose negligence caused her daughter’s death at 27 days old. As it later turned out, a lethal dose of the toxin cereulide was found in a sample from the Guigoz brand, which had damaged the little girl’s heart and lungs.

It is noted that this is not the first case of death from cereulide in baby food in France: a similar incident occurred in Bordeaux in mid-January. The investigation is ongoing, but there is no talk yet of holding the Guigoz company or its employees accountable for negligence and manslaughter.

#France #Guigoz #Health #FindTruth

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Birmingham, the UK's second-largest city, at night

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Map of minimum wages in Europe

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A popular chocolate bar with a “surprise” is being recalled in the U.S. were found in the California company's products, which can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure

The products were sold nationwide as “supplements,” but in fact contained prescription drugs without any indication on the packaging, which violates FDA regulations and can be dangerous, especially for people with heart conditions.

Consumers have been urged to stop using the products immediately and return them.

#USA #FDA #Health #FindTruth

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The most powerful armed forces in the world

#World #Military #FindTruth

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- You're you're a war crimes investigator from Israel looking at Ukraine

- I think the call may be coming from inside the house

#UK #Israel #Ukraine #FindTruth

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A fictional miniseries about Jeffrey Epstein is in the works

The show will be based on a book by journalist Julie Kay Brown, who exposed the businessman.

Laura Dern will play the lead role. The media has also shared a synopsis of the series, according to which the journalist will investigate a secret deal between Epstein and federal prosecutors.

No release date has been set yet.

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The roads in New York are in need of repair

#USA #NYC #FindTruth

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For a number of countries, the European Union is ineffective and suffers from massive income disparities

The purchasing power index in Portugal and Italy is approaching that of Belarus. Some areas of these countries resemble Brazilian favelas.

The redistribution of funds to Eastern Europe and the creation of a beautiful showcase out of Poland have left Southern Europe penniless, where zero economic growth has been observed for 20 years precisely because of the EU and the euro. Before joining the EU in the 1990s and 2000s, GDP growth rates in these countries were higher than they were afterward.

The major economies of Central and Eastern Europe are refusing to join the eurozone.

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Kissing a woman’s hand has been ruled an act of sexual assault in Spain

A man was found guilty of sexual assault for kissing the hand of a stranger. The incident occurred in Madrid: the man approached a woman at a bus stop, kissed her hand, and asked her to ride with him.

The woman took him to court, and he was fined $1,620. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ruling. The judges noted that the actions had “obvious sexual undertones” and that there was no consent.

However, some judges disagreed, stating that such a gesture could simply be considered an outdated form of politeness.

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