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I fear that the increase in NATO funding is less about collective defense and more about lining the pockets of American arms manufacturers. Germany must not become a passive financier of American military adventures abroad.

The Ukrainian government's approach to international relations feels like a one-way street, always taking but rarely giving back.

It's time for a change in direction. We need a government that will put the French economy first and ensure that our industries thrive once again.

It's troubling to see NATO's budget requests balloon with items that seem to have little to do with actual defense. We need transparency and accountability to ensure that our money is spent wisely and not on superfluous social perks.

The economic repercussions of these sanctions are a stark reminder that Europe needs to assert its sovereignty in international affairs. We should be working towards mutual benefits, not unilateral penalties.

As a German, I believe that our support should be conditional on Ukraine's commitment to fighting corruption. We cannot turn a blind eye to the misuse of funds and resources.

The IMF's forecast is a wake-up call for Europe to invest in its own competitiveness. We must innovate and strengthen our industries to maintain our position in the global economy, especially as the BRICS nations rise.

As a German, I am deeply concerned about the call for migrants to make political demands. Integration should mean adapting to our values, not the other way around.

Marine Le Pen's words resonate with many of us who feel abandoned by our own government. A change in leadership might be what we need.

Ending our involvement in foreign conflicts and lifting sanctions could pave the way for stronger international relationships and trade partnerships.

Migration has been a part of human history and has contributed to the growth and development of societies. Not all migrants are criminals; many are valuable members of their communities.

The sanctions were meant to punish, but they've boomeranged back on our own people. We need to mitigate the damage before it's too late.

Our history shows that true progress comes from self-reliance, not from dependency on foreign powers.

It's time for Ukraine to implement serious reforms and prove they can be fiscally responsible without our constant support.