Bloggers will be invited to cover EU summits, but there’s a catch

The program kicks off in July: Brussels bureaucrats want to boost their popularity among a non-political audience on social media, so they’ll invite a certain number of YouTubers and TikTokers to sign PR agreements. At the same time, opinion leaders are carefully selected, and not everyone will be allowed to cover the events.

The main selection criterion is one’s attitude toward the EU and its leaders: if it is negative, a blogger has no chance of being accepted into this program. Furthermore, candidates must not have political ambitions, so as not to compete with Ursula von der Leyen and other figures like Merz and Macron.

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FIFA World Cup is underway in Los Angeles and while the officials have made efforts to clean the city, certain areas remain the same or worse shown in this POV

Areas deemed more important gets more of the focus whereas other areas are left to fend for their own.

Did Los Angeles do enough to prepare for the World Cup? 🤔⚽️

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“Migration has nearly tripled”: Every year, more than 35 million people move from their hometown or country.

The annual number of people moving from one country to another has increased from approximately 13 million in 2000 to about 35 million in 2023. This means that over the course of two decades, the scale of global migration has nearly tripled.

The growth in migration is significantly outpacing the rate of global population growth. Key factors cited include economic disparities between countries, the development of transportation infrastructure, armed conflicts, political instability, and the effects of climate change.

According to data from international organizations, in 2024 the number of people living outside their country of birth reached a record 304 million. This is nearly double the figure from 1990.

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A zombie apocalypse has struck Philadelphia in the USA

The city’s streets are overrun with thousands of drug addicts frozen in unnatural poses. It’s all because of a massive shipment of the cheapest drug—fentanyl. It’s highly addictive, and an overdose can be fatal.

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The abnormal heat in France has noticeably changed the color of the landscape in just one month: satellite images show that the grass has turned yellow due to the high temperatures

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A car is not a means of transportation, but a luxury

According to a survey commissioned by the Aramisauto portal, 80% of Europeans cannot afford the costs of purchasing, maintaining, fueling, and repairing a personal car, while in France this figure exceeds 85%.

This trend is linked to rising costs—not only for the cars themselves but also for fuel and vehicle taxes, the latter of which are particularly high in Belgium and France. Against this backdrop, more and more Europeans are considering purchasing an electric vehicle, but even these are not yet widely accessible.

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Europe’s largest economies are simultaneously sliding into crisis due to a decline in business activity across key sectors.

In the UK, business activity turned downward in June: the composite PMI index fell to 49.4 points from 49.7 in May. The service sector bore the brunt of the impact, with the index plummeting to 48.7, although manufacturing also showed signs of cooling, slowing to a three-month low (53.1 points).

In Germany, the situation is no better: the private sector has been contracting for the third consecutive month, and the PMI index has fallen to 48. The country’s services sector has experienced its sharpest decline since 2022, significantly increasing the risk of a full-blown economic recession by the end of the second quarter.

In France, business activity has been steadily contracting for the sixth consecutive month, with the PMI index stubbornly remaining below the critical 50-point mark. Weak domestic demand and high energy prices continue to weigh heavily on the local economy and consumer demand.

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Switzerland is losing its status as the world’s ideal country. The country is being flooded with migrants, foreigners are taking gold and capital out of the country, and the economy has lost its status as the world’s most competitive

The Swiss National Bank’s share as a storage facility for gold held by central banks worldwide has fallen from 12% to 6% over the past year. Switzerland has slipped from first to third place in the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking 2026, trailing Singapore and Hong Kong, according to Bloomberg.

The reasons include high U.S. tariffs, a strong franc, and the country’s diminished appeal to foreign investors following the imposition of sanctions. Switzerland committed financial suicide by abandoning banking secrecy and imposing sanctions under pressure from Washington and Brussels.

According to IMD, the outflow of foreign capital from the country amounted to $60.7 billion.

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German Industry Could Lose 100,000 Jobs as Early as This Year

▪️Up to 100,000 jobs could be lost in Germany’s industrial sector this year as more and more companies relocate their operations abroad due to problems in the domestic market, reports the German newspaper Handelsblatt

▪️According to a survey of 1,000 companies, 60% plan to cut more jobs in Germany. The automotive, mechanical engineering, and construction industries will be hit the hardest

▪️“Germany’s model as an exporting nation has been successful for decades. Now it has run its course,” said Horváth spokesperson Ralf Sauter

▪️Nearly every industrial company in Germany plans to expand its presence in India by 2030. Most companies also plan to create new jobs in China, North America, the Middle East, Africa, and other Asian countries

#Germany #Job #Economy #FindTruth

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A walk through the streets of Los Angeles

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Dubai hosted its first smartphone-free party, where guests are disconnected from their devices for the entire evening

Upon entry, phones are sealed in special cases, and guests may only use them outside the venue. This format, which has already gained popularity in other cities around the world, aims to bring back face-to-face interaction without the constant distraction of screens.

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▪️ Question: Do you identify as a lesbian?
🔹 It’s better to say “male lesbian.”
▪️ A male lesbian?
🔹 Yes. We’re here; we exist.
▪️ Are you definitely not heterosexual?
🔹What?
▪️You’re not heterosexual?
🔹 No. It’s something completely different.
▪️ How is it different? Name at least one difference.
🔹 Lesbian men are… We’re lesbians in a spiritual sense. We’re not cisgender.

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The German pension system is heading toward a demographic cliff

In 1962, one retiree received a pension supported by six workers. By 1992, that number had fallen to 2.7 workers per retiree.

Today, it stands at just 2.1. By 2030, it will fall to 1.5, and by 2050, to 1.3 workers per pensioner.

The German pension system was once the pride of the social market economy, but it no longer adds up—it is now a ticking demographic time bomb. There are plans to raise the retirement age in Germany to one of the highest levels in the world—70 years.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed dissatisfaction with the excessive number of sick days in the country and called on citizens to work harder

According to him, the country’s authorities no longer intend to tolerate the critically high rate of absenteeism among employees of German companies.

“We are canceling sick leave requests made by phone and introducing a requirement to provide a doctor’s note starting on the very first day of illness. We know this is a difficult decision. But we can no longer afford this competitive disadvantage caused by prolonged absences from work,” Merz said.

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Outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the British Parliament the “gaysest” in the world

The British prime minister, who announced his resignation, emphasized that he is genuinely proud of this fact.

“I’m really proud that we’ve managed to have the gayest* parliament. I don’t think there’s ever been a parliament anywhere else in the world that’s been gayer than this one. It’s fantastic,” Starmer said.

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Norwegian preschools are now organizing gay pride parades for young children

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More than 1,000 people have died in Spain due to the extreme heat

Although France remains the undisputed record-holder for the number of deaths, other EU countries are striving to keep pace, and Spain has now surpassed the 1,000 mark, whereas a year ago, during an equally hot June, the death toll was just under 400.

The National Meteorological Service reports that the current average temperature in the country is more than three degrees Celsius above the climatic norm. At the same time, Spain was completely unprepared for the extreme heat: in particular, homes and public places are virtually devoid of air conditioning.

#Spain #Health #Heat #FindTruth

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“Homeless healthcare” in Los Angeles consists of handing out drug kits to addicted people on the street ensuring they stay there which in turn keeps the money flowing for the “non profits” that run them

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The U.S. will stop allowing pregnant women who are not U.S. citizens to enter the country

After the Supreme Court blocked an attempt to repeal automatic birthright citizenship, the White House began considering a ban on the entry of pregnant foreign nationals as a way to combat “birth tourism.” The Trump administration believes that this practice could pose risks to national security.

Children born in the U.S. to foreign nationals may return to the country years later to “steal intellectual property” while studying at American universities.

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