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Hello! Here is everything you need to know to start informed this Monday, July 10, 2023. What will happen to the economy in the second half of 2023? Headwinds are coming, but the worst is behind us . Although Spain is not expected to enter a recession (unlike other countries in the eurozone), with half a year behind us the obstacles of a few months ago are already weighing more and more. Experts explain that a headwind is coming, but they emphasize that we can find ourselves with a hole in our teeth: the worst—now—is behind us. Paperwork, mismatched weapons and half-empty warehouses: why the EU is failing to supply Ukraine with ammunition . Almost a year and a half after the start of the full-scale war, the Western allies have failed to solve the problem.

of the lack of projectiles despite repeated warnings from senior NATO officials, soldiers deployed on the front and other authorities. . What is going wrong then? An investigation by elDiario.es together with other European media tries to find answers. Telefónica and the large telecos sidestep Huawei in their new technological projects . The European Commission Switzerland Phone Number List highlighted a few days ago that it is “absolutely justified” that several countries have excluded Huawei and ZTE from the deployment of 5G infrastructure, due to possible risks to national security. The operators are already positioning themselves and have left Huawei out of their latest major technological announcements, explains Cinco Días.



Even the head of Instagram thinks Threads is like going back to Twitter from 15 years ago, but what I'm seeing in the app is nothing like it . Threads is now available in more than 100 countries, although not in the European Union. The director of Instagram and head of the platform, Adam Mosseri, believes that the moment of Threads is reminiscent of the emergence of Twitter more than 15 years ago. However, what I have been able to try from the platform these days has given me very different sensations. Silicon Valley is preparing for a mass startup extinction at the end of the year: it could be worse than the dotcom bubble.