Musk nominated for Nobel Peace Prize again
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Musk nominated for Nobel Peace Prize again

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Source:  online.ua

Member of the European Parliament and Slovenian Democratic Party Branko Grims has nominated American billionaire and head of the US Department of Government Efficiency Elon Musk for the Nobel Peace Prize for his "consistent support for fundamental human rights and freedom of speech."

Points of attention

  • Elon Musk has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his unwavering support of fundamental human rights and freedom of speech.
  • The nomination has sparked controversy and discussion in the international community due to its unexpected nature.
  • European politicians and members of parliament have publicly endorsed Musk's nomination, highlighting his contributions to peace.
  • Musk's call to imagine American astronauts planting the flag on Mars and his gesture have stirred up a new scandal and drawn comparisons to a Nazi salute.
  • The nomination of Elon Musk for the Nobel Peace Prize reflects the growing recognition of his influence and impact on global issues.

Musk could win the Nobel Peace Prize

"Today, a proposal was successfully submitted that Mr. Elon Musk, for his consistent support of fundamental human rights and freedom of speech, and therefore for peace, be awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. My sincere thanks to all the co-authors and everyone who helped with this complex project!" he wrote.

The MEP also published a screenshot that his nomination to Musk had been confirmed.

In February last year, Norwegian MP Marius Nielsen also nominated Elon Musk for the Nobel Peace Prize.

What is known about the new scandal surrounding Musk?

It is noted that the head of SpaceX and head of the US Department of Government Efficiency, during a speech at the Capital One Arena, addressed the audience with a call to imagine how wonderful it would be when American astronauts plant the American flag on Mars.

It is because of you that the future of civilization is secured. We will have safe cities, finally secure borders, reasonable spending. Basic things. And we will take DOGE to Mars! — Musk noted.

At the same time, he made a gesture that netizens began to compare to a Nazi salute, as Musk placed his right hand over his heart and then abruptly threw it up.

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700 billion euros for Ukraine. What is known about the negotiations in the EU

Ukraine may receive large-scale assistance from the EU
Source:  online.ua

German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock has officially confirmed that Brussels is preparing a multi-billion-euro aid package for the purchase of military equipment for Ukraine. According to her, it is about 700 billion euros.

Points of attention

  • The new aid package could be financed by the joint debt of the European Union member states.
  • International partners and EU decisions are aimed at returning peace to Ukraine.

Ukraine may receive large-scale assistance from the EU

We will launch a large package that has never been done before on this scale.

Annalena Burbock

Annalena Burbock

Head of the German Foreign Ministry

According to the German diplomat, the aforementioned package worth billions of euros could be financed by the joint debt of the European Union member states, writes Berliner Zeitung.

What is important to understand is that this mechanism has demonstrated its effectiveness during the coronavirus pandemic.

"Like the euro or the corona crisis, there is now a financial package to ensure security in Europe. This will happen in the near future," Burbock emphasized.

In her opinion, only force can restore a just peace to Ukraine.

The head of German diplomacy recalled that this path will require tough and long-term security guarantees for Ukraine, a strong NATO bloc, and progress in negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU.

As Europeans, as Germans, we stand firmly on Ukraine's side — providing military, humanitarian, and financial support.

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