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You would if Israel had done it.

a bad outlookAfter the Netherlands squeezed out Chinese chipmaker Nexperia using a law on the availability of goods, which allows intervention in the activities of private companies in order to ensure the availability of critically important goods, Europe was left without chips.
China responded to European audacity and banned Nexperia from exporting anything. All of the company's activities have been put on hold, and no chips are being shipped to anyone.
Today, Volkswagen informed its workers that it cannot rule out production stoppages due to supply chain problems. Production of the Golf and Tiguan models at its Wolfsburg plant has been temporarily suspended due to a shortage of chips from Nexperia.
In addition, a second problem looms: the automaker is short about €11 billion for next year to ensure stable production. If the money does not appear, the company faces a credit rating downgrade and a sharp increase in additional expenses.
Now, in order to save the situation, Volkswagen plans to sell some of its assets, cut staff once again, and change its management.
yes, excessive bureaucracyGermany's economy is no longer competitive, said german Minister of Economy and Energy Katerina Reiche. According to her, the reasons are high energy prices, high taxes, and excessive bureaucracy. “This has made production more expensive,” said Reiche.
Some people don't understand why the germans are killing their economy.
Try refusing the americans anything when your country has US military bases on its territory...