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@jabgerth17 Should be still open - can you check again and let me know if it still does not work? 🙏🏼

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Tuesday I will discuss with you about the IRA, energy prices, bureaucracy and everything else that affects European competitiveness.

Register here & join the discussion: eventbrite.com/e/585744847607

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Sunday: Which GIF appears, when you type your first name? Mine 👇🏽😏
RT @grinsekind008: Welches GIF kommt, wenn Ihr Euren Vornamen eingebt?
Bei mir ist es das..

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@TheExceptionGG @davidh_23 Ok - I meant you should vote for European parties during the EP elections.

Parliamentary democracy > presidential democracy !

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@hubert_wetzel Hopefully you are right, @hubert_wetzel - we will see what the Commission’s answer looks like.

Maybe I should have written about the arrogance that they *think* they can force the Commission’s hand.

But however we phrase it, it was damaging.

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The arrogance of one European country, one national minister, one national party to force the Commission’s hand, sidelining other EU countries & the European Parliament makes me shiver.

The EU Commission should be a government, accountable to all EU people, not 11.5% of Germany.

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Shocking narrative for a European leader.

I wonder how long we allow ourselves to be blackmailed by the veto of someone with these values!

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3 von 4 Deutschen glauben, die Ampel kriegt es nicht hin, die EU positiv zu gestalten.

Scholz interessiert sich nicht für die EU, das zeigt seine Kommunikation zur Ukraine. Die FDP unterwandert sie aktiv .

Wer eine bessere EU will, muss @VoltDeutschland wählen.

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3 out of 4 Germans believe the Scholz gov is failing to constructively shape Europe.

No sh**, Sherlock!

Scholz completely disregards the EU in all his decision making. And the FDP actively undermines EU deals.

The 🚦 promised a lot, so far they failed to fix Europe.

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As ECB Pres @Lagarde this week: “I’m just curious on what keeps us from moving forward [on banking union]”
It's high time for national leaders to wake up: They need to decide today to grant the ECB more banking supervision powers.
Fix it today, before we run into another crisis!

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The European Central Bank has the prerogative to supervise and wind down the ~110 largest Eurozone banks, however its powers don't extend to mid-sized banks (<30bn EUR in Assets).
It’s high time to change this. Almost everyone (except national banking lobbyists) agree. /7

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Stupidly, national interests still prevent us from completing the EU banking union.
We don't have a European deposit insurance scheme (Germany stopped it…), meaning that national rules still apply for the part of your savings that are guaranteed in case your bank goes bust🤯 /6

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In short: If we don't restore confidence in European banks, we will see less investments into the green transition, digital technologies and research.
In Europe, the best way to restore trust would be to complete the banking union 🏦🇪🇺👰‍♂️🤵! /5

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Banking crises lead to a credit crunch.🫗
People withdraw money from banks they think are not stable or ask for higher interests.
This increase in costs for banks reduces their willingness to lend money to home-buyers, entrepreneurs & companies, which equals less investments. /4

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As you read this, the lack of trust is spreading: the European Bank Index (value of bank stocks) is down 17% in just two weeks! 📉
Policy makers everywhere are waking up to the risks of a financial crisis and the resulting credit crunch.
Why should EU leaders care? /3

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The crisis of confidence started with and their shitty decisions on risk management - and it now crossed the Atlantic🙃
Last weekend, Swiss regulators forced UBS to take over , which was one of the 50 biggest banks in the world in assets! /2

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