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Israeli Settler Council Issues Unprecedented Admission of Ritualistic Child Sexual Abuse After Broadcaster Exposes Cover-Up

U.S. societal culture is not aligned with this, and any military alliance with Israel has not panned out for US interests….This would good event to end any alliance going forward. Thoughts? submitted by /u/BeAr_cosmicLy [link] [comments]

Reserve service instead of an office: employers in competition with the Bundeswehr

Reserve service should become compulsory for former soldiers. There is no provision for their companies to have a say - but staff is also scarce there. Now there is resistance.

Bundeswehr procurement: military capability versus legal protection for companies

The Bundeswehr should be equipped more quickly. But after a court order, the interests of unsuccessful bidders are disproportionately restricted.

Our daily property is passed on to us today

The time has come: my old people are really getting old and the topic of inheritance is slowly becoming on the agenda. It is well known that inheritance taxes are often a stupid tax. In addition, consideration is now being given to using the real estate for care. It is therefore advisable to “inherit” early if you want to keep the hard-earned property in the family in the long term. Initial situation: parents married, future heirs two siblings. Two properties with extremely different values. E

I’ve been tracking pre-IPO valuations and found some interesting patterns

I’ve been looking at how companies like Stripe, Klarna, and SpaceX are priced in secondary markets before IPO. One thing I’ve noticed: - valuations often peak well before IPO announcements - retail access is basically non-existent until very late I started tracking this more systematically (mostly out of curiosity). Curious, does anyone here actually try to factor pre-IPO pricing into their public market strategy? Feels like there’s a signal there, but hard to access. submitted by /u/Icy-Emotion

"The mileage cheat" - cashback/bonus miles/credit card if you reliably process 3k per month via KK?

In https://www.reddit.com/r/Finanzen/comments/1tss7hd/businessclass_f%C3%BCr_lau_der_meilencheat_bl%C3%B6dsinn/ most answers are "only if you have a lot of expenses". What exactly does it look like when you have a lot of expenses? I don't know how I always manage it, but my Hanseatic debits are rarely less than €3,000, and I constantly add more when I'm on vacation. I think I would manage 30-50k a year, just refueling is a few hundred euros per month. I

Ministry of Finance: Goals only “partially” achieved – internal report shows problems with the 500 billion special fund

Slow outflow of funds, only 54 percent target achievement: The Ministry of Finance is taking stock of the special fund for the first time. The report is available to Handelsblatt. Where there are problems with investments.

Here are the 4 big things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead

Earnings from CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks and Broadcom. Plus, jobs data, Computex and progress on spin-offs.

In deeply red Oklahoma, minimum wage’s biggest 2026 election cycle fight is about to be decided

Oklahomans will soon vote on a measure to double the minimum wage, an election issue that may reflect the economic mood and inflation outlook across parties.

How China’s home-grown WS-10 engine helped make the country a modern air power

As China marks the 20th anniversary of completing its first domestically developed high-thrust turbofan engine for fighter jets, the WS-10 – Woshan-10, meaning Turbofan-10 – continues its crucial role in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). The WS-10 turbofan engine was code-named Taihang after the famous Chinese mountain range. The Taihang engine family serves as the backbone of the PLA’s major active combat fighters, powering fourth-generation jets such as the J-10C, the J-11B, the air force’s.

I've studied over 200 kids—the ones with high emotional intelligence do 7 things

Reem Raouda is a certified conscious parenting coach whose philosophy centers around emotional safety. After studying over 200 kids, she shares the key signs of emotionally intelligent kids.

Here’s how Gap’s yoga-wear maker Athleta went from must-have to ‘generic’

Athleta’s expected recovery has been pushed out for three straight years, as an attempt to widen its appeal ended up “appealing to no one in particular.”

Luis de Guindos: Interview with Expansión

Renewable energies: Germany has forgotten what innovation is – opinion

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French police arrest 780 after violent Paris Saint-Germain celebrations

French police detained 780 people involved in violent clashes in Paris and other French cities that erupted on Saturday night after Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League title. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said 57 officers were wounded, with most suffering minor injuries, as football fans set off fires and vandalised shops. One small group even tried to storm a Paris police station. Nuñez said at a news conference on Sunday that “the situation has been largely brought under...

Space race: Why Portugal is reaching for the stars

A spaceport is being built on a small Portuguese island in the Atlantic. Is Portugal on the verge of becoming a space nation?

“The Grown-Up Country”: Goodbye, America

America and Europe have become estranged - and not just since Donald Trump. In his book, Holger Stark argues that this could also be a historic opportunity for Germany and Europe.

I climbed the vertical height of Mount Everest in 36 hours—it turned me into 'a new version of myself'

"I'm proud to say I earned the coveted Red Hat, awarded to participants who finish the event. But that was never the real prize," says Kristy Ellmer, a managing director and senior partner at BCG.

Student loan borrowing is 'high stakes' as new rules take effect on July 1, CFP says. What to know

Experts say that student loan borrowers should proceed with caution when taking on more debt or consolidating after July 1, due to upcoming changes.

Why is there no revolt over Cum-Ex? Tax increases despite wasting hundreds of billions

I just watched the financial flow interview with the public prosecutor about Cum-Ex: https://www.reddit.com/r/Finanzen/comments/1tlmve7/cumexermittlerin_über_den_Großen_steuerraub/ How the hell do we as citizens actually put up with the fact that further tax increases are even being discussed before the coal is not either fully recovered + the penalty (i.e. twice as much) and/or the people are simply put behind bars. It can't be true that we just think about it

Single-family house from the 1970s with a currently cheap leasehold - sell or rent out?

Hello everyone, relatives of mine have a currently rented single-family home in a major Bavarian city, which is located on a property with leasehold. Here are the key data: Property with approx. 400 m² Land value approx. 750€/m² Term of leasehold construction: end of 2060s Current annual ground rent: approx. 250€ per year (last increased approx. 1 month ago, previously unchanged approx. 20 years; may be increased within the framework of the consumer price index) The house from the beginning of the 1970s and became part in 2023 and 2025 renovi

last year september I bought a house for the first time in my life and it completely changed the way I think about investing

Before becoming a homeowner, I honestly didn’t care much about volatility. when my portfolio dropped 15–20%, I told myself it would recover eventually. But after buying a house and taking on a mortgage, my mindset shifted way more than I expected. It’s not even just the monthly payment. It’s something I'm not prepared for, like repairs, property taxes, insurance, appliances randomly dying, unexpected bills showing up at the worst possible time. I used to be comfortable taking bigger risks becaus

FDP party conference: Rough FDP restart – Kubicki wins battle vote

The FDP has a new chairman. Dürr is now followed by Kubicki. The Liberals' old warhorse doesn't just have a problem with voters who no longer want to follow the FDP.

Market Insight: Reality check for space stocks

The accident at Blue Origin shows how much risk there is in the industry. Not all investors are aware of this, says Astrid Dörner.

Iran War: Netanyahu orders expansion of ground advance in Lebanon

Despite the agreed ceasefire, the Israeli army brings more areas in the north under its control. The advance comes after renewed shelling by the Hezbollah militia.

Nature security assessment on global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse and national security

A UK government report with striking geopolitical conclusions. To give just two: submitted by /u/Gold-Loan3142 [link] [comments]

Student recalls eye-opening trip with American peers that drew praise from Xi

A university student in Hong Kong who recently received a letter from Chinese President Xi Jinping has said that an ocean voyage, a food delivery app and having a curious mind helped break stereotypes and bridge gaps between Chinese and American young people. Liu Runjie, a fourth-year electronic engineering student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), was among 20 young people who joined a China-US youth friendship programme and shared their experiences with Xi, prompting a reply from.

‘Silent killer’: the race to beat cancer in Hong Kong

US President: Trump's name must disappear from the Kennedy Center

The US President wants to immortalize his name in many places, but a court has put a stop to it. His name must be removed from the cultural institution.

Rant about finding a Ferrari

Hello everyone, I have been looking intensively for a Ferrari for two years. I had set myself a deadline of my 30th birthday. This was celebrated yesterday. I'm no longer interested in deluded old people who offer their used 488s for utopian prices. I'm tired of fairly priced Ferraris that end up being bought by someone who can pay more than me. I'm tired of competing entrepreneurs who are brainless Hal