The Bin Laden group is currently working on building the tallest building in the world in Saudi Arabia right now.

And this is actually a problem in Italy, where a lot of villages have very narrow streets, which make it impossible to fit through it with a wide car.

Putin is not going to turn up in Mexico. Mexico might not care much about the war in Ukraine, but the US does and would be rather easy to do it for Mexico.

Wissing to be honest. The transport sector is the only one to miss the target badly. Funnily enough 15billion€ is about as much as is currently missing to fix up the German railway network. As in fix it, not expand it.

He got a point here and lets see what happens. German authorities have been way to hard on anything, which even smells a bit anti Israel. Especially Berlin is insane on this. When you start canceling jews for critzising what happens in Gaza right now, you really have a problem. Just to say it Yaroufakis is as far as I know not Jewish, but he also as far as I know ever called for the destruction of Israel as such, but the end of the illegal activities of Israel in Palestine.

To be fair East Berlin was among the best places under Communism, due to being the capital, the GDR being rich compared to other Soviet satellites and the competition with West Berlin.

The glueing on streets, throwing stuff on glass covered paintings and so forth are mainly meant as recruitment tools. The media loves to cover that, as they can be displayed as annoying protestors, but they also do not seriously disrupt the status quo. The terrorist comparisons then turn some more moderate activists more radical, which these organizations then can recruite.

However they then target fossil fuel infrastructure. Just Stop Oil did shut down oil refineries, there have been protests shuting down German lignite plants, in Australia they managed to disrupt a coal port for week and there are many other examples. This hurts fossil fuel companies in the bank account, which is their weak point. So they absolutly hate them.

Look up what is buddy Peter Thiel is up to these days and well you see.....

So they want to build 79 npps in 15years, which have no working reactor, are not fully licensed and with no proper financing? Okay.

Hessen und Baden Würtemberg haben eine kommunale Wärmeplanungspflicht für spätestens Ende diesen Jahres für Kommunen ab 20,000 Einwhohner. Das sollten gut 2/3 der Bevölkerung sein. SH und Hamburg sollten ein Jahr später so weit sein, wobei Hamburg eine kommunale Wärmeplanung halt für den ganzen Staat gilt. Gleichzeitg haben einige Städte schon kommunale Wärmeplaung. Damit sollte bis zur nächsten Bundestagswahl schon einiges stehen.

Dannach kommen die restlichen Großstädte und Niedersachsen ein Jahr nach Wahl. Vielleicht zieht auch NRW die Wärmeplanung noch etwas vor mal sehen. Das dürfte aber vor einer möglichen Verschärfung durch eine evtuell linkere Regierung sein. Wobei ich daran kaum glaube, sondern eher von Union mit irgendwem ausgehen.

Was allerdings gut ist, ist dass bei einer relativ wahrscheinlichen Unionsregierung der Koalitionspartner nur vehindern muss, dass das Gesetz angerührt wird. Das ist viel einfacher. Hätte aber alles viel besser sein können, wenn nicht Axel-Springer und FDP Lobbyisten es so massiv verwässert hätten. Besser als nichts.

Seriously most German investment into China is in the car industry and BASF. The first is basicly destroying all hope of Germany managing the green transition in the energy sector by lobbying, so activly make Germany worse. BASF is even worse. The last big operation they did was financing the NordStream pipelines, develop gas fields in Russia, while signing massive gas deals with Gazprom. When all of these blew up with the war in Ukraine, the managment was extremly helpfull to Putin by spreading Kremlin propaganda in Germany and the entire EU.

In other words, the pain to the German economy from something like this, would massivly help Germany in the long term.

Just wait until it becomes organized murder, rape and domestic violence with military training.