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French Foreign Minister: I think its impossible to talk about who the winner is in the current war, as there is already a ceasefire.German industrial output unexpectedly declined in February, the Federal Statistical Office said on Thursday, with the energy price shock from the Middle East conflict expected to further dampen output. Industrial output fell 0.3% month-on-month in February, compared with a revised flat figure for January, while the market had generally expected a 0.5% increase. The decline in February was mainly dragged down by the construction sector, as well as by the electronics and optical products and pharmaceutical industries. In contrast, the Federal Statistical Office said that automobile production rebounded after a sharp drop in January.On April 9th, it was reported that in response to the problems of false advertising, exaggeration, using efficacy claims as proof, and promoting cure rates and effectiveness in medical advertisements on radio and television, which harmed the rights and interests of the people, the State Administration of Radio and Television launched a nationwide centralized rectification campaign in August 2025. Working with provincial-level radio and television administrative departments, a special work plan was formulated, and measures such as handling complaints, monitoring and investigation, analysis and identification, and urging rectification were adopted to increase the intensity of handling and strengthen collaborative governance, ensuring that illegal advertisements are promptly detected, accurately identified, and effectively dealt with. As of the end of March this year, all false medical advertisements have been completely removed from television channels nationwide.Germanys seasonally adjusted industrial production fell 0.3% month-on-month in February, compared with a forecast of 0.7% and a previous reading of -0.50%.Germanys seasonally adjusted exports rose 3.6% month-on-month in February, below the expected 1.00% and the previous figure revised from -2.30% to -1.50%.
