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Armament: German TKMS probably receives mega submarine order from Canada

The contract to build twelve submarines for Canada has apparently gone to the German manufacturer TKMS, as German government circles confirm. The stock is rising significantly.

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9d07/06

Defense industry: TKMS apparently receives mega submarine order

According to a media report, Thyssenkrupp's marine division TKMS has secured a major submarine order from Canada. The stock reacted promptly.

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9d07/06

Turkey and European NATO allies draw closer, but tensions remain: Experts

Turkey is “well-positioned to contribute” to NATO on several fronts, one analyst told Breaking Defense, but others noted distinct geopolitical sticking points.

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9d07/06

Volkswagen: For VW boss Oliver Blume it is the week of truth

VW boss Oliver Blume is struggling with austerity plans, internal resistance and political pressure. How he wants to get the company back on track.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Cabinet approves draft budget for 2027

'The budget for 2027 has been approved by the Federal Cabinet. Next year's budget calls for spending of 555.4 billion euros and new debt of 118.7 billion euros - both more than initially planned. Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil (SPD) defended the higher debt: "You can't defend yourself against Putin with a black zero," said the SPD leader on Sunday evening in the ARD "summer interview." SPIEGEL already reported on the budget on Friday

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Don’t assume US decline will lead to its fall, warns Chinese scholar

Although the US is in decline, underestimating the country could still prove a “fatal mistake”, according to a prominent Chinese commentator. “The United States is still a hegemony in decline. Even with its relative decline, it remains a hegemony because no nation or force is currently capable of truly taking its place,” Zheng Yongnian, dean of the school of public policy at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, said. In a recent interview with the Greater Bay Area Review, which is...

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Trump to Meet Zelenskyy at NATO Summit as Ukraine War Diplomacy Resumes

US President Donald Trump will meet Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of this week's NATO summit in Ankara, the White House announced on July 5, as Washington seeks to revive stalled diplomacy over Russia's war while pressing Europe to take greater responsibility for the continent's defense. The announcement came a day after Trump held separate telephone conversations with Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin, underscoring the administration's effort to position its

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9d07/06

How parents can take advantage of the ‘best summer-camp tax break in years’

For many kids, summer means camp. For many of their parents, that means financial juggling to pay for those camp experiences.

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9d07/06

Has anyone here actually managed to convert a skeptical parent/ partner or friend into investing?

So many of the people aroung me are 'stocks are gambling' people. I've tried the compounding math, the retirement gap chart. Nothing landed. Curious if anyone has actually made this work with someone in their life. Book, single conversation, a specific chart, something you didn't expect? Or is the honest answer that people mostly don't change and you have to let them? submitted by /u/Successful-Power2026 [link] [comments]

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Ukraine war: According to intelligence reports, Russia is facing a banking crisis

A confidential intelligence report highlights the seriousness of the situation in the Russian banking sector. Experts see it differently. The EU is planning new sanctions against the industry in Russia.

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9d07/06

Expansion of the Brenner Tunnel: The railway is planning financial buffers worth billions

A new feeder line on the Brenner Pass is intended to shorten the travel time from Germany to Italy by two hours. The railway wants to set aside more money for the project than originally planned.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Artificial intelligence: “It felt like we were the only company that didn’t do anything with AI”

Investors are pouring billions into AI companies. Anyone who sells physical products could still benefit – with the right tactics.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

'Electronic warfare is a tech phenomenon': Why the market is rethinking defense valuations

There's a growing investment in newer areas of defense such as deep strike capabilities, anti-drone and unmanned systems, with different priorities for different countries.

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9d07/06

Strategy just sold $216 million in Bitcoin to pay dividends and the model is showing its limits

fling dropped this morning and they sold 3,588 btc for $216 million,purpose being funding dividends on strategy's digital credit securities ,which are five series of perpetual preferred stock with combined annual obligations of $750-800 million. In may the 32 BTC sale was framed as inoculation meaning to sell a symbolic amount to prove the mechanism works, maintain capital market confidence and keep issuing equity and debt to buy more btc. The logic held when MSTR traded at a premium to its btc

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9d07/06

Coalition: Agreements should also bring health reform through the Federal Council

It is currently planned that the health reform will first be passed in the Bundestag on Friday. According to the CDU general secretary, the previously planned 250 million euros are too little.

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9d07/06⚠ shipping-routes · 3/5

Hormuz Tanker Traffic Slowly Recovers Despite Persistent Risks

Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has picked up pace in recent weeks, but oil flows are anything but smooth. At least six tankers carrying oil or LNG moved to exit the Persian Gulf through Hormuz on a route close to Oman’s coast on Sunday, according to vessel-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. This comes hours after at least eight oil tankers and LNG carriers made mysterious and unexplained U-turns on Friday and Saturday while near the Omani coast, outbound from the Gulf. Of these ta

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9d07/06

Budget: Cabinet launches budget for 2027

More money for defense, higher debt and cuts in the climate fund. These measures shape the draft budget for the coming year. A planned step in particular triggers criticism.

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9d07/06

International comparison: Where the detective checks the sick note

Germany is debating stricter requirements for sick leave. Elsewhere they have been in effect for a long time. But there are also countries with even more lax regulations.

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9d07/06

How do you find the balance between making provisions for old age and living life?

To be honest, I'm just scared of what it'll be like when I get older. I'm 24 now, I've already built up good savings, and luckily my parents have taken out private pension insurance for me since I was born. I myself am saving 50% of my salary for the future. Sometimes I just wonder how much sense that makes. At the end of the day, none of us can know whether we will even reach retirement age or whether we will drop dead before then. Then you saved diligently, but e

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9d07/06

Holidaymakers are right: rental cars are more expensive after a flight is delayed: the airline has to pay

If you have to pay extra for a rental car because your flight was delayed, you may be entitled to a refund. What is important when it comes to proof?

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9d07/06

We're buying more shares of Jim Cramer's new favorite chip stock

Shares are trading around the same price as our previous purchase in mid-June.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Finances: Cabinet gets budget underway - why there is a lot of criticism

More money, especially for defense, higher debts - and cuts in the climate fund. This shapes the federal government's draft for the 2027 budget. Why there is criticism.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Illness: CDU employees against making sick leave more difficult

The coalition wants to reduce absenteeism in companies - with higher hurdles for certificates of incapacity for work. There are also objections from the Chancellor’s party. Doctors warn against a lot of extra effort.

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9d07/06

Deutsche Bahn: Bahn is planning a financial buffer worth billions for Brenner influx

The railway is planning the access route to the Brenner Base Tunnel with a huge financial buffer. This is almost as high as the currently estimated construction costs, a total of 16 billion euros.

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9d07/06

WiWo History: This is how Katjes helped the cult brand Ahoj-Brause achieve new growth

The sweet powder from Ahoj-Brause is older than the Federal Republic. The fact that it still tingles on the tongue today despite bankruptcy is also thanks to a takeover.

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9d07/06⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Hamas dissolves Gaza governing body amid Israel ceasefire, disarmament still a question

Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas announced on Monday the dissolution of the body that has governed the Gaza Strip for nearly two decades, clearing the way for a technocratic committee to implement civilian rule. The move marks a significant political shift by Hamas, which has run Gaza since its fighters seized control from rival Palestinian movement Fatah in 2007 after winning legislative elections the previous year. Since a ceasefire took effect in Gaza last October between Hamas and Israel,

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9d07/06

Global stocks may be headed for a summer swoon. Why AI won’t be the only story that matters, JPMorgan says

Strategists at the investment bank outlined five key drivers for global equities in the months ahead

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9d07/06

Railway project: Railway plans financial buffer worth billions for Brenner influx

The railway is planning the access route to the Brenner Base Tunnel with a huge financial buffer. This is almost as high as the currently estimated construction costs, a total of 16 billion euros.

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9d07/06

China’s asteroid hunter closes in on target after 400-day trip, though size is a surprise

China’s Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured its first close-up image of a near-Earth asteroid, revealing that the target is even smaller than anticipated – a factor scientists say will make the sample-return task “far more difficult” than previous Japanese and American missions. The probe captured images about 20km (12.4 miles) from asteroid 2016 HO3 during its approach phase, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) announced on Monday. It was close enough for the spacecraft to begin...

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9d07/06

Armament: Ukraine forms a drone alliance in Asia – and deliberately bypasses China

The Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce in Japan announces cooperation in the drone industry. An innocuous argument should help companies that want nothing to do with armaments.

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