Bojan Pancevski

I mean, this is a company that supplies the car industry.

So you would have expected them to be, you know, in a very tough spot.

But actually these guys are growing.

They're very happy.

Well, it could only mean good things for Europe because if they preserve the supply chains, if they preserve the workforce, if they preserve the market and the factories, keep the factories running, then that means their partners across Eastern Europe and elsewhere will benefit from it.

So, you know, Germany coming back to growth is absolutely brilliant news, you know, because effectively without Germany, the European Union economy is essentially an old people's home with a huge mortgage.

Absolutely, they are making that bet and I think they're quite right.

I mean, you'll hardly find any geopolitical analyst who will tell you there will be peace and prosperity in the world in the coming years, you know.

It's not looking like that.

Russia is not going to stop being Russia the way it is at the moment, you know, and Russia is a huge menace on the European continent.

It's very obvious that the war in Iran is not going to pacify the region in any conceivable sense, and that Iran will then sort of become a peaceful nation.

It's very obvious that China is expanding and is flexing its own muscles, and America is trying to sort of frustrate those efforts.

Essentially, they're not banking on war.

They're banking on the anxiety and the fear of war.

And it seems to be working so far.

Essentially, it can turn anyone into a sort of executor of Iran's agenda.

Quite often, they don't even know who they're working for.

It basically means that a lot of people from all walks of life can be recruited to be part of this kind of criminal network.

Well, basically, it's based on leads they've got in their investigations in several European countries, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and others.

They've also detected these announcements from an alleged group that claims all these attacks.