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Debate: Do we need the digital euro?

Our own digital currency will make payments safer and Europe more independent, says economist Ulrike Neyer. Sparkasse manager Joachim Schmalzl counters: The project is expensive – and has a trust problem.

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6d06/07

What are you top 5 day trading stocks for June 2026 now?

The market crashing big for the nasdaq and S and P 500 means there will be lots of legacy companies and start ups from the 2010s and early 2000s that will be at a discounted rate this week. if you have a economic background from school or work or you have had success day trading in the past before, this might be a good week to buy into new companies you have always wanted to invest in or get back into past stocks you had success in. Have to clock back into work lol but I’ll try my best to keep t

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6d06/07

Depot with external reference account

Is there something like that? Is this possible with Comdirect? So I want a deposit at another bank to be collected from my ING Giro via SEPA submitted by /u/Ghiaccino [link] [comments]

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6d06/07

The district administrator who enforces a work obligation: “Too much shirking was bred with the citizens’ money”

Matthias Jendricke has uniformed officers pick up young people for work. What surprised Nordhausen's district administrator and disappointed his party leader Bärbel Bas.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Consequences of the Iran War: Middle East conflict halves airline industry profit forecast

Disrupted flight routes, high kerosene prices: The Middle East conflict is causing airlines to correct their profit forecasts.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Aviation: Middle East conflict halves airline industry profit forecast

The war in the Middle East is forcing airlines to fly longer routes. But that is not the only problem that the airlines are now facing.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Does South Korea Take a Hard Left Turn Against America?

The phrase comes from a June 1, 2026, Wall Street Journal opinion piece co-authored by Nicholas Eberstadt and Lawrence Peck. The Core Arguments is that South Korea is turning against the US rest on several specific points raised by conservative critics. 1) Mid-South Middle East Stance: Observers point to ideological clashes, such as Seoul criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza, maintaining diplomatic outreach to Iran, and not fully aligning with US-led maritime efforts in the Middle East. 2) Dispu

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6d06/07

Misdiagnosis isn’t misconduct, lawyer for accused doctor tells medical watchdog

The lawyer for a Hong Kong doctor accused of professional misconduct after a boy in his care was left permanently disabled more than 16 years ago has told the medical watchdog that misdiagnosis or incompetence does not equate to misconduct. But the prosecution representing the Medical Council secretariat said on Sunday that misconduct referred to whether a doctor underperformed and the circumstances should be defined by inquiry panel members. Dr Sit Sou-chi is accused of failing to conduct...

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

China urged to fast-track carrier fleet upgrades as Japan boosts strike power

China should speed up aircraft carrier group upgrades and boost their combat capabilities to counter Japan’s growing defence strength amid mounting tensions, military experts have said. This comes as Tokyo ramps up its defence posture with long-range anti-ship missiles and deployments on Japanese islands near Taiwan, putting Beijing on high alert. A recent simulated attack also highlighted the potential threat. As tensions escalated in December over the Japanese prime minister’s comments on...

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6d06/07

S&P 500 companies can’t stop talking about higher oil prices. But few say they’ll actually hit profits.

Only seven companies cited oil prices as a reason for cutting or not updating their profit outlooks for the year.

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6d06/07

Inflation inside the electronics you buy may soon become a bit more sticky

Most consumers are not familiar with the role resin plays inside electronics like smartphones. A current shortage of the materials may push up prices.

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6d06/07

Wealth tax: DGB calls for greater taxation of the super-rich

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6d06/07

Productivity and growth: Europe can do tech – now it has to offer successful products

Everyone has to pitch in where they sit. This is the only way the future of Europe can be advanced, argues Bundesbank board member Fritzi Köhler-Geib.

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6d06/07

EU advisor for AI: Criticized because of its proximity to Siemens

Jim Hagemann Snabe is the EU's new AI special representative and at the same time chairman of the supervisory board of Siemens. MEPs and activists see a possible conflict of interest.

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6d06/07

Banks: Banco BPM submits offer to Monte dei Paschi for merger “among like-minded people”

The banks could become Italy's second largest banking group with a market capitalization of over 50 billion euros. According to Banco BPM, the risk of a merger is low.

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6d06/07

Parliamentary election: Arrests and scandals overshadow election in Armenia

The parliamentary elections in Armenia are not just about a new government, but also about the country's course between East and West. The election campaign is fierce, there are arrests during the vote.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Will ‘Trump-class’ battleship be a sitting duck for Chinese carrier-killer missiles?

A US congressional committee has cast doubt on Donald Trump’s “Golden Fleet” programme, warning it could overwhelm already strained nuclear-powered shipbuilding capacity and calling for a detailed review of its centrepiece battleship. One lawmaker also warned of the vulnerability of battleships in modern maritime warfare, citing the capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army’s Dongfeng missile series, which includes the DF-21D ballistic missile – widely dubbed a “carrier killer”. The...

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6d06/07

Women often outlive men. Here's how they should approach their long-term care needs

In addition to typically living longer than their husbands, women also are more likely to need long-term care, which can be costly.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Election campaign in East Germany: Merz invokes the strength of the coalition for necessary reforms

Will the black-red coalition achieve the necessary reforms? Chancellor Merz exudes optimism. The next five weeks will show whether this is justified.

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6d06/07

Strategy: Germany wants to become a leading aviation nation

The federal government is formulating an ambitious aviation strategy. But it has to be measured against harsh realities - as the debacle surrounding the FCAS fighter jet shows.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Im curious sbout investing in the airline opportunity long term

Ive recently started seriously looking into investing for wealth generation, and its really opened up something inside me sbout how much I enjoy learning about investing / stocks / bonds / ETFs / etc...im pretty conservative and doing all the standard and prudent things as I work towards building wealth for my families future. I was just curious to know how people look at the future of air travel and long term growth. Honestly, it just started out because im kinda a nerd about planes and flying

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6d06/07

Congo’s health workers treat Ebola without pay as WHO seeks resources

Dr. Richard Lokudu, the medical director of Mongbwalu General Referral Hospital, has received barely any compensation for his work on the front line of one of Congo’s deadliest Ebola virus outbreaks. Lokudu and several of his colleagues work all day at the hospital treating an influx of patients. Notifications of suspected cases come even late at night. “I have not received my allowance [and] what happened to others could happen to me as well,” Lokudu said. “Despite all the infection prevention.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

War in the Middle East: Israel attacks Beirut suburbs again

There is a loud explosion in the Beirut area - shortly afterwards smoke rises. The new Israeli attacks in the area around the capital are further shaking up the official ceasefire.

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6d06/07

Can Mark Carney’s US-China juggling act keep Canada’s ‘primary relationship’ intact?

When China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Canada late last month to consolidate a new economic partnership, Prime Minister Mark Carney was in New York pitching for more than US$1 trillion in investment. “The timing was almost certainly deliberate,” said Alejandro Reyes, a professor of politics and a senior fellow at the Centre on Contemporary China and the World at the University of Hong Kong. “It signals to Washington that engagement with Beijing does not come at the expense of the...

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6d06/07

Risk of parasite infestation: steak in danger

A flesh-eating parasite has infected a cow in Texas. Farmers and authorities are on the alert. There is a risk of enormous damage.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Precious metals: Up to $8,900 per ounce – “There are still a few good years ahead for gold”

Fund manager Ronald Stöferle sees the gold bull market as far from over. What price increases the expert expects and what role the precious metal could play in the monetary system.

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

SpaceX is even being pushed at TR…

Private markets weren't enough of a joke, now retail also has to pay for SpaceX/Elon.😂 submitted by /u/Paradi-to [link] [comments]

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6d06/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

War: Chernobyl nuclear material facility hit - IAEA concerned

Nuclear facilities are also being hit in Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine. Now the IAEA is talking about a worrying incident in the Chernobyl zone. Kyiv calls for more pressure on Moscow.

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6d06/07

On Taiwan, the Trump-Xi summit offered more than optics

The international media consensus following the Beijing summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump was predictable: grand on optics, short on substance. Dismissing it on those grounds misses the deeper story of how the summit marked a turning point in how Washington and Beijing manage their rivalry, particularly over Taiwan. To understand where this relationship is going, a brief historical detour is in order. In April 2001, then US president George W. Bush...

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6d06/07

Top Wall Street analysts recommend these 3 dividend stocks for solid returns

Investors seeking steady income can bolster their portfolios by adding dividend stocks with attractive yields.

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