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Laviduce

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IMHO, not any time soon. The union between the states is culturally, politically, industrially, socially fairly close. I do not see any state genuinely want to break off the rest of Germany. Germany disintegrating would not be a good thing for Europe. What is missing is proper, responsible, prudent and sovereign leadership in Germany (and much of Europe).
Bro will Germany disintegrate as it's a federation of different states
 

baykalov

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Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday stopped short of backing Ukraine’s request for an “accelerated accession” to join NATO, hours after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the bid in response to Moscow declaring it had annexed four regions of Ukraine.

When asked by POLITICO if she backed Ukraine entering NATO, Pelosi declined to explicitly endorse the bid, but said she supports a “security guarantee” for Kyiv.

Ukraine’s announcement that it was seeking an accelerated entry into NATO came as a surprise to the Biden administration, according to two U.S. officials familiar with internal discussions.
 

caudaceus

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Hmmmmm


It does not matter, NATO has already said that there will be no quick accession of Ukraine. This was obvious from the start - military alliances do not accept countries that are already at war unless they are just looking for an excuse to enter said war, which is not the case.

It might be like buying insurance after things occurred.
 

FriedButter

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the rumor is Credit Sussie. Stonk gone down 87% since 2007 lol.

If it is them then it’s most likely an isolated event. It’s not like what happening in Credit Suisse is being hidden since Bloomberg reported a day ago that the CEO said the company is in a “critical moment” for an overhaul.

He also sent a memo to employees several weeks earlier that they shouldn’t compare the stock price to the stability of the firm capital and liquidity. Certainly, it didn’t stop the 27 year vet Jens Welter ditching the boat for CitiGroup after being promoted to Co-Head of the global investment about 11 months ago.
 
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