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“Røven af 4. Division” er i dag et udtryk for noget dårligt, men oprindeligt betød det at de Prøjsisk-Østrigske styrker i 1864 kun så bagenden af Generalløjtnant Hegermann-Lindencrones 4. Division, der trak sig tilbage gennem Jylland mens den holdt kontakt med fjenden.
OBS #EU havde sidste år et marginalt underskud på betalingsbalancens løbende poster over for #USA. Det dækker over et svagt stigende overskud på varebalancen, men øget underskud på balancerne for tjenester samt lø- og formueindkomst mv. #dkøko #dkpol PS: Kan ikke finde tal før 2015
Der var igen i juni et positivt afkast på #dkøko #pensionsguld: 1. halvår 2026 når op på samlet 323,7 mia. kr. (6,6 pct.) Kun i 2019 har vi set et større nominelt afkast for et 1. halvår. Lover godt for de danske pensionsformuer og for den danske statskasse i form af PAL-skat #dkpol
If Trump wanted to help Ukraine, he could right now. He could send weapons such as Patriot interceptors, he could sanction Russian companies and those who do business with them--immediately. There is nothing stopping him except for the fact that he doesnt want to. Why is that?
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Andreas Hopf 🇩🇪 🇨🇭 🇬🇧 🇸🇪21st EU Russia "sanctions package": - Greece keeps tankers - Austria keeps Raiffeisen Bank - Italy, Greece keep sable fur imports - Ireland keeps alumina exports - Germany keeps fish > France, Spain, Belgium import record LNG > Greece, Spain deny PAC-3 deliveries to Ukraine @joerglau.bsky.social
Basic logic - and it is very basic - makes it very clear that sending allumina to russia is helping russia. At a minimum it allows other allumina to be used for weapons and it makes profits at least some of which will be used to fund the war.
Cathal Mac Coille‘Sending inconclusive findings to the European Commission is an evasion dressed up as due process. The State should instead weigh the probabilities, as governments must, and act’’ irishtimes.com editorial cuts through convenient dodging of reasonable conclusions.’
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Phillips OBrienLatest free piece is out. Praising a racist, conspiracist, anti-democratic, Trump-worshipper because she takes one position you like is a dangerous move and is to be regretted. The struggle is basically the same in the US and Ukraine. open.substack.com/pub/phillips...
You might argue this is the wrong approach due to time/cost/whatever, but the fact remains if Denmark decides to go down this route, which seems at least somewhat likely, that’s just something the bidders will have to adapt to.
Hans Tino HansenNew Danish frigates should be built in Denmark according to an Op-ed by Danske Maritime. Strong industrial & political interests are favouring newbuildings at Danish shipyards, which seems to be ignored by eg Babcock, Naval Group and international media. jyllands-posten.dk/debat/kronik...
1/7 FT: "According to economic theory, productivity and real wages should grow in tandem, with the benefits of new technology being shared with the workers who produce the stuff. But in the US, Europe and Japan, pay growth has decoupled from... www.ft.com/content/9741...
Why wages and productivity look set to diverge furtherAI and a falling labour share of GDP risk accelerating decoupling trends across the rich worldwww.ft.comDuring the 1st Schleswig War a Swedish-Norwegian brigade of 3,800 troops was deployed in 1849 to North Schleswig & withdrawn 20 July following the Danish-German Confederation peace agreement of 2 July - and prior to the final Danish battle against the insurgents at Isted 25 July
“The Netherlands, Iceland and Norway all stopped doing business with the Limerick refinery due to its Russian ownership. Russia simply picked up the spare product. It is not a great look for Ireland or Aughinish.” www.irishtimes.com/politics/202...
Intriguing details but few answers in Government’s Aughinish Alumina reportAfter four months of investigating, officials have found no evidence to prove alumina is being used by Moscow’s military machine. By the same token, they can’t rule it outwww.irishtimes.com