Es gibt auch viele im Eigentum der Unternehmen. Allerdings sind Mietverträge in dem Bereich oft sehr langfrisitig und werden gerne auch über ein Jahrzehnt geschlossen. Vorallem gilt das bei wirklich großen Büros. Für kleiner Flächen kann man oft auch relativ schnell kündigen.
MrMakabar
If they do not conquer Ukraine, then they lost them as friends. In 2009 in a servey 93% liked Russians. Even 2019 77% of Ukranians had a positive attitude towards Russia. That is basically the other way around today.
They lost Armenia, when they betrayed them in their fight with the Azeris.
In Europe it is 20-50% depending on the country liking Russia and the rest hating them. Not just in Eastern Europe, but also in the West.
In Central Asia a lot of countries are moving away from Russia. They hear Russian politicans talking about restoring the Soviet Union and they do not like that.
Wagner happened. It failed, but it is the kind of even, which could change Russia very quickly. Due to sanctions and massive losses in Ukraine the bases for big changes is being laid.
VW is loosing sales in China, that means they have to cut production anyway. The entire Chinese car market is in massive trouble right now, as demand has fallen due to economic problems in China. VW claims to have isolated the China business financially. So they are supposed to be able to move out relatively easily. At least they were warned since years, that they have to move out of China and if they failed well bad management hurts.
This year is going to be rough for Putin. Ukraine targeting oil infrastructure, worker shortages, infrastructure failures, the wealth fund running out and so forth. Sanctions are indeed working.
The problem is that defence is a massive advantage in war in general and thanks to drones in this war especially. Basically as long as Russia attacks, they are going to have massive losses. Due to the US not sending aid, it looks like Ukraine is going to remain unable to launch a large scale offensive. Russia has not been able to really break through either. So the best case for Ukraine is that Russia attacks, but fails and looses as many soldiers and material as possible until Ukraine might be able to break thorugh or Russia is giving up. If Ukraine holds out somewhat well, they are able to destroy a large part of the old Soviet stockpile. If the Democrats win the next US election, then Russia would be in a worse spot militarily and Ukraine gets the support to attack again.
So high losses are still good for Ukraine, if Russia stops attacking, they might built up enough strength to really break thorugh later.
Israel is accusing 12 UNRWA employees to have taken part in the Hamaz raid on Israel on December 7th. That would make them active terrorists. Furthermore Israel is saying that about 190 UNRWA employees are members of Hamaz or the Islamic Jihad. That would be 0.6% if true. As for the Bundeswehr or German Police, you would see everybody suspected of terrorism being suspended immediately. This is looking especially bad, as the IDF seems to have found a large bunker system used by Hamaz under the Gaza HQ of UNRWA. If this turns out to be true, that really makes the entire organization look bad. I am very certain the Bundeswehr would be dissolved, if they would find a hidden Neo Nazi terror organization bunker under the HQ of the Bundeswehr.
To be clear the 300million are sold to Israel and are unlike the aid to Gaza not a gift.
Honestly surprised the UK is as low as it is. I would have though Londongrad would have created a small group of super rich owning most of the country.
Die Aufgaben eines Managers sind halt schwerer im Homeoffice. Man kriegt weniger mit und es ist viel schwerer einen Text so zu formulieren, dass Kritik konstruktiv ist und nicht beleidigt. Das geht im direkten Gespräch einfacher. Dann fehlt natürlich noch der Flurfunk. Viel ist es aber einfach auch nur Angst, dass Mitarbeiter nicht arbeiten und ähnliches.