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The author said they were travelling to Beijing for an international dialogue titled “The Global South in a Changing World Order.” They wrote that the crisis of multilateralism and the emergence of multipolarity raised new questions about the meaning of the “Global South” and its role in a changing world order. https://t.co/gQHlc3uAUT #GlobalSouth #Multilateralism #InternationalDialogue #CN

Janoninho advocated for taking the "Lula's Army" to Kwai, which, according to him, had many undecided voters. He proposed to dominate the platform to win or change votes in favor of President Lula and invited those who already used the app to follow the indicated profile. https://t.co/gQyhrFJS73 #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Apollo News reported that a 16-year-old Afghan suddenly stabbed a 17-year-old German in the back at a street festival in Dielheim. According to the investigators, as cited by the media, an 18-year-old compatriot had previously urged the youth to arm himself and come to the crime scene. Both are now in pre-trial detention. https://t.co/gQcu1XsMTw #Dielheim #Gewalt #Kriminalität (translated)

Chema Garrido stated that those behind the situation had an advantage and felt so protected that they could speak openly without fear of consequences. He ironically alluded to the possibility of insider information. https://t.co/GQHrt44rsA #corrupción #transparencia #justicia (translated)

The author wrote that the leftists, as the day of the referendums approached, lied more and more aggressively. On television, which he called "Poop tv," he criticized Lucija Tacer Ferlin from the Freedom Movement and Andreja Katič from the SD for this. When mentioning that Katič was the Minister of Justice, he noted that this, in his opinion, explained the problems in the judiciary, and called for a fourfold vote in favor. https://t.co/GQzrmhFJoi #referendum #politika #Slovenija (translated)

The author wrote that BMW intends to sell fewer cars despite currently laying off 8,000 employees in Germany. The AfD parliamentary president should not be provided with a company car; he mentioned BYD or Tesla as alternatives for the AfD. https://t.co/GQZ0P4fEh7 #BMW #Entlassungen #EAuto #DE (translated)

The author wrote that exactly a year after the alcohol dispute at the Warsaw Council, the Sejm adopted the #StopAlko law, which — as he stated — introduces a ban on the sale of alcohol in stores across the country from 10 PM to 6 AM. He added that the law was supported by an overwhelming majority of MPs, and described its adoption as a significant social success. https://t.co/gqMQR2JnBZ #StopAlko #Warszawa #Polska #PL (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that investments by German small and medium-sized enterprises have fallen to their lowest level in 20 years, according to Creditreform. Only 37.3 percent of the surveyed companies planned investments, down from 43.5 percent in the previous year; in the construction industry, the share was 27 percent. Boeminghaus also pointed out that one in three medium-sized companies has an equity ratio of less than ten percent. Rising order intake was reported by 20.2 percent, while declining order intake was reported by 26.4 percent. While 18.6 percent of the businesses had reduced staff, 14.5 percent had created additional positions. The combination of weak orders, high costs, and lack of investments is increasingly becoming an existential burden for the Mittelstand, he wrote. Reflecting on the much-hailed recovery, he expressed himself ironically. He cited WELT and Creditreform as sources. https://t.co/gqvfmvqiXq #Mittelstand #Wirtschaftskrise #Investitionen (translated)

The author said they had concluded negotiations on Global Europe, the budget dedicated to external action, together with the European Parliament’s AFET-DEVE negotiation team. They described it as the first file finalized in the process for the future EU budget. https://t.co/GQtZH2JiHM #EUBudget #GlobalEurope #EuropeanParliament #EU

Electomanía noted that negotiations within the Broad Front were ongoing and that one of the options considered was a joint candidacy of Ada Colau and Emilio García, which would leave Irene Montero in a significant position. It also indicated that Mónica García would be a regional candidate in Madrid in May. https://t.co/oaiu1WBnwz https://t.co/GQMf9VtwPX #FrenteAmplio #Política #Negociaciones (translated)

The author stated that businesses in the Sol area were under pressure and that their sales had dropped by up to 60%. He also accused Pedro Sánchez of turning downtown Madrid into a political camp and argued that workers were bearing the consequences. https://t.co/3lXzLS6N0q https://t.co/gqKRgjRSnP #Madrid #CrisisEconómica #Política #ES (translated)

The publication claimed that Europe and the Spanish Constitutional Court had endorsed a measure that was not identified and accused Feijóo of wanting a justice tailored to him. It also stated that on the same day he had filed a complaint with the National Court regarding alleged irregular funding of the PSOE. It added that Feijóo had been found guilty in connection with a "Caja B," but the text was truncated before specifying which organization it referred to. https://t.co/gqhXiapA9j #España #Política #Justicia #ES #EU (translated)

Iwan Dienjes wrote that the House of Representatives would vote that afternoon at 3:00 PM on the green gas obligation of climate minister Van Veldhoven (D66). Energy suppliers would be required to mix in more expensive green gas, with the costs eventually falling on others, according to him; VAT was not included in this. Dienjes pointed out that motions had also been adopted to limit the price increase. He urged readers to review the voting list and remember which members of parliament voted in favor, as they might later express their concerns about the energy bill again. #Groengas #Koopkracht https://t.co/gq3vrHE7Az #Klimaat #Energie #TweedeKamer (translated)