All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Germany following the European Union Parliament vote.

CDU, CSU combined, 30%.

The IFDA, after everything they threw at the IFDA, 16% around there.

Second place.

Schultz is SPD. Second place. Schultz.

Schultz is SPD in third place with something around 14%, something like that.

A drop from 2019.

And I believe the one party that got punished big time were the Greens,

Annalina and Habik, who went down to around 12, 11, 12% from 20, 20.5% in 2019.

They got punished.

Rightly so, because they are the ones that are, for the most part, running the government.

And while Schultz and the SPD got punished, I think German voters, they saw the Greens

as the party that has really sent Germany into a tailspin.

So anyway, what are your thoughts on the situation in Germany following the

Parliament elections, EU? I think these are very important results indeed. By the way, it's important

to say that they've also happened on the back of a very high turnout for European Parliament

elections. I believe it was somewhere around 65 plus percent. So this is a, you know,

this isn't just a case of, you know, low turn out anti-establishment parties doing well on the back

of it. This is a strong statement by German voters

about the course of the course of Germany has been taking. And I think here we can say confidently

that the unspoken topic, the elephant in the room, if you like, is the conflict in Ukraine

and the policy that the coalition has been following in connection with it.

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