23 July 2026

Translated from German Show original Here's how the self-aligned capital-city journalism works, a cautionary tale: In a state of utter desperation, one pens a commentary laced with a completely outlandish spin—for instance, claiming that Chancellor Merz, in the wake of his Spahn debacle, now has a "last chance for Show more Load image Load image Load image

— Julian Reichelt (@jreichelt) July 23, 2026

We have agreed on the 21st sanctions package against Russia. It delivers sweeping measures targeting Moscow’s financial system, its military-industrial complex and energy sector, that keep Russia's war economy running. We are hitting Putin where it hurts most: cutting off the Show more

— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) July 23, 2026

Translated from German Show original Memorial Vigil Germany Planned in Frankfurt: Michael Kyrath Talks About Merz's Ice-Cold Rejection, More Than 1000 Victim Families, and "Good" and "Bad" Victims. nius.de/nius-live/trau … Load image 6 KB

— NIUS (@niusde_) July 23, 2026

Translated from German Show original One can apparently no longer go to work and be sure of coming home alive in the evening. Internal security is eroding at breakneck speed. What is Friedrich Merz doing? Load image

— Neverforgetniki (@nikitheblogger) July 23, 2026

The UK is committed to a deeper strategic alliance with Europe through closer UK-EU ties. Building our Security and Defence Partnership is vital for us at home and abroad. Meeting @KajaKallas , we agreed to work together to strengthen Ukraine, deliver growth and bolster defence. Load image

— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) July 23, 2026

I welcome the agreement on the 21st sanctions package against Russia. At a time when Ukraine has built military momentum, our sanctions continue to weaken the economic foundations of Russia’s war effort. We’re adding 32 more Russian banks to our transaction ban list. As well Show more

— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) July 23, 2026

Translated from German Show original The election campaigner and opposition leader Friedrich Merz considered murdered children by illegal migrants to be worth a press conference and no fewer than two speeches in the Bundestag. Not so for Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Those are the bitter facts. Merz has let Germany Show more Quote Julian Reichelt @jreichelt · 23h 4:31 Translated from German Let’s translate Friedrich Merz’s “firewall” policy into cruel, bloody reality for once: Merz and Alice Weidel are standing in front of a burning house. A child inside the house is screaming for help. Merz and Weidel have to work together to save the child. Merz says: No, I’m not

— Julian Reichelt (@jreichelt) July 23, 2026