What part of the US did the Taliban conquer to exchange it for the US to leave the country?

Die EU hat nur keine Zähne und Klauen, wenn jedes Mitglied einfach Veto einlegen kann. Bei Gesetzen die dies nicht benötigen, geht es auch viel schneller und die EU hat mehr Macht. Das kriegt man bloss nicht weg, da es Änderungen in den Verträgen bedarf, um die Vetos zu entfernen und da ist Ungarn, Slowakei und wahrscheinlich noch ein paar andere gegen.

Eine sinnvolle Lösung dafür wären Insitutionen die in den Bereich wo die EU schwach ist ohne Ungarn, Slowakei und Co aufzubauen. In etwa eine Verteidigungsunion mit gemeinsamer Armee und Außenpolitik.

Momentan wird halt alles an Investitionen in die Zukunft aus dem Bundeshaushalt bezahlt. Dadurch das die Länder Schulden machen dürfen und zwar viele, ist es in Ordnung, dass der Bund dort weniger investiert.

In 2022 hat der Bund 11,4Milliarden in Infrastruktur investiert. In 2018 wären durch die 1% Regel bei der Bundeswehr ungefähr 8,2Milliarden zusätzliches Etat für soetwas drin gewesen. Nur so als Beispiel

Außerdem Bildung ist Ländersache und die dürfen jetzt Schulden machen und 70% der Infrastrukturinvestitionen kommen von den Kommunen und denen dürfen die Bundesländer direkt Geld geben, aber der Bund nicht. Also auch da hilft die neue SB.

Aber eine umfassende progressive Reform der SB ist das nicht

DOPPELT SO VIELE SCHULDEN!!!111!!!11!!1!!!111! Damit kommt Deutschland in den Bereich wo Länder ohne Schuldenbremse sind.

Es ist aber auch etwas was der CDU nicht so wichtig ist.

Man kann jetzt doppelt so viele Schulden machen, da die Länder jetzt 0,35% des BIP an Schulden pro Jahr machen dürfen und nicht gar keine. Zusätzlich natürlich auch noch die Lockerung bei der Verteidigung im Bund.

Außerdem sind die 500Milliarden nur für Infrastruktur. Sprich damit gibt es keine Steuersenkungen. 100Milliarden für den KTF sind auch erstmal sinnvoll.

It will be built out to 200km/h for the entire connection between Lübeck to Copenhagen.

Governments want a stable distro, which has great general support and the option of hiring developers for additional features. If something breaks government workers can not do their jobs, so it costs money anyway. So having professional people behind it, who can be talked and fix the problem quickly is something a government really wants. In addition to that, they require some niche features, which need to be developed. In other words, they really want a stable distro with a professional team behind it and as it happens Suse is the only such company in Germany. Even better they already have experience in dealing with government agencies and well speak German. The alternatives would be CentOS or Fedora from RedHead or Ubuntu from Canonical. However those are not German or European.

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They plan to pay for some development. Mainly in replacing Microsoft Active Directory, which has to be replaced using a number of different open source projects for different features and apparently those lack some features they really want. There are only a few large users of desktop Linux so those administration tools very much need some work.

Sort of the plan, but I am not sure what Linux distro they are using.

Even Thyssen Krupp and they have a massive steel business at the site, which has huge problems.

Gazprom is not that hard hit by sanctions. They are still allowed to sell gas to the EU, but choose not to.

Still great news. Gazprom having trouble means less money for the war and is great news for the climate as well.

What I am saying is that if the economy grows and the it requires more money, then adopting the euro there are two options. Either money flows in from other countries or the European Central Bank raises interest rates. Unlike just adopting another countries currency like say Ecuador the USD, joing the Eurozone wourld mean that Sweden gets a seat on the Gouverning Council of the ECB, which gives them a vote on raising interest rates or other central bank policies.

As for the second point. Between 1983 and 2003 Canadas economy shrank for only a single year. Debt to GDP was at its highest in 1997, so they most certainly did not give a crap about balancing the budget or anything like it. They wanted to sell public assets and needed an excuse to do so. Thats all that is an excuse.

The problem with printing money to keep deflation in check is only a problem, if the central bank does not care about it. So in the case of Sweden joing the Euro, the ECB absolutly print of destroy money to keep inflation in check. If anything the larger region the currency is used in is going to create more stability.

If a government wants to sell assets to its friends, then it can do so. No need for an economic crisis, austerity or the like. Since you mentioned Canada, Canadian National Railway was privatized in 1995, the years before that the economy grew somewhat well.

Money is just a way to make somebody pay. The problem you describe only happens, when a government is bad in using its money. That leads to high debt. If the country controls the currency it borrows in, then a solution is to print a lot of money to pay back the debt. However that comes with inflation, which usually means poor people have to pay for it. Alternativly the country might not pay at all, which would mainly hurt the rich.

One really important other part of that is that private capital is not able to force austerity. If they have it in your country, the government can just tax them.

Eurocrisis with the Greek debt crisis and the like happened a bit less then 15 years ago. Right now the situation with Trump and Russia is scary for Swedes, so they are rethinking their position in the world. Also it is not majority.

Last German election voters with migrant backgrounds from the former Soviet Union were 19.4% more likely to vote for the AFD. Still not a majority, then again the Soviet Union was a lot larger then just Russia.

Le Pen has already said, that she does not support French nuclear sharing with Germany. So really the only real option for Germany to get relibale nukes is to not share them, but own them.