Financial Times: – The increase in the US national debt is not sustainable

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This is written by foreign newspapers in the leading position

The Wall Street Journal

Joe Biden has chastised Israel for not using a more targeted strategy in Gaza. At the same time, he says no to sending the country precision weapons. Then the purpose is not to change the way Israel wars, but to prevent the country from fighting Hamas.

Financial Times

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that by the end of this decade, the United States will have 106 percent of GDP in debt, and the level is increasing much faster than is sustainable. Both Democrats and Republicans talk about fiscal responsibility, but neither is willing to save.

Die Welt

In the relationship between China and Russia, Xi Jinping is the head chef and Vladimir Putin is the on-call waiter. The West should exploit that imbalance. Transforming Xi’s dictatorship through trade is not realistic, but China needs Europe’s demand and innovation power.

Today’s Industry

Geopolitical uncertainty is sending the Swedish krona down, and everything indicates that uncertainty will increase. Why should we accept that, and why should we accept being so poor when we are abroad? The time has come for Sweden to introduce the euro.

The article is in Norwegian

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