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    Discussion around a possible ban on combustion engine cars is picking up in Germany. Environment Minister Schneider has predicted that domestic carmakers will quickly catch up in electric vehicles, drawing praise for local manufacturers. The debate touches on the future of the German auto industry, EU climate targets and consumer worries about charging infrastructure and costs.

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    E-cars called boring next to a flashy petrol car●E-Autos sind so langweilig im Vergleich zu einem Verbrenner mit einer echt heißen Lackierung 😜 # Autos # CarsMmastodonLifeAutos22 d ago

    A German-speaking car enthusiast is arguing that electric cars are dull compared to a combustion-engine car wearing a genuinely hot paint job, adding a winking emoji to signal the jab is tongue-in-cheek. The remark taps into the ongoing debate about whether electric vehicles lack the character and emotional appeal of traditional petrol cars.

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    Italy approves €5.4bn rail investment package●Italy approves rail investments for €5.4bn http:// dlvr.it/TW9Yyp # BrennerBaseTunnel # Infrastructure # Italy # NewsMmastodonWorld02 d ago

    Italy has approved rail investments worth €5.4 billion. The move is linked to the Brenner Base Tunnel project, the major rail link under the Alps connecting Italy and Austria, and forms part of broader efforts to upgrade Italy's rail infrastructure and cross-border transport corridors.

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    Former US counterintelligence chief warns companies now spy targets●Adnkronos - ultimoratop: Brenner: "Il controspionaggio non riguarda più solo i governi, anche le aziende sono nel mirinoMmastodonWorldEU Politics23 d ago

    William Brenner, former head of US counterintelligence, told Adnkronos that counterespionage is no longer a concern for governments alone, with businesses increasingly in the crosshairs of foreign spies. He also warned of a high risk of Russian attacks against a NATO country within three to five years, urging closer cooperation between security services and the private sector.