LA NOTIZIA: Ma quale premio nobel per la Pace, Trump arma gli Usa fino ai denti chiedendo alle aziende motoristiche di riconvertire la produzione in favore della Difesa

Donald Trump afferma di lavorare per la pace, ma nei fatti sembra fare l’esatto opposto. L’ultima conferma arriva da quanto riportato dal Wall Street Journal, secondo cui l’amministrazione americana guidata dal tycoon, evidentemente convinta che la guerra rappresenti un’opportunità economica, starebbe valutando un significativo ampliamento della produzione industriale nel settore della difesa.
Per farlo, rivela il quotidiano statunitense, si starebbe considerando il coinvolgimento diretto di grandi gruppi manifatturieri civili, in particolare del comparto automobilistico, nella produzione di sistemi e forniture militari.
Ma quale premio nobel per la Pace, Trump arma gli Usa fino ai denti chiedendo alle aziende motoristiche di riconvertire la produzione in favore della Difesa
Contrariamente a quanto si potrebbe pensare, l’idea non è rimasta sulla carta. Sempre secondo il Wall Street Journal, funzionari di alto livello del Pentagono avrebbero già avviato un dialogo con i vertici di alcune importanti aziende statunitensi, tra cui Mary Barra di General Motors e Jim Farley di Ford Motor Company, per chiedere loro di contribuire al rafforzamento della capacità produttiva nazionale in ambito bellico.
Un progetto di riconversione industriale su larga scala che servirebbe, almeno secondo quanto trapela, a riempire di armi e munizioni i depositi del Pentagono, rimasti quasi a secco a causa delle numerose operazioni militari condotte dagli Stati Uniti in diverse aree del mondo.
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But what Nobel Peace Prize, Trump arms the US to the teeth by asking car companies to convert production in favor of Defense.

Donald Trump claims to be working for peace, but in reality it seems he is doing the exact opposite. The latest confirmation comes from a report by the Wall Street Journal, according to which the American administration led by the tycoon, evidently convinced that war represents an economic opportunity, is considering a significant expansion of industrial production in the defense sector.

To do this, the U.S. newspaper reveals, consideration is being given to the direct involvement of large civilian manufacturing groups, particularly the automotive sector, in the production of weapons and military supplies.

But what Nobel Peace Prize does Trump arm the U.S. to the teeth, asking automotive companies to convert production in favor of Defense?

Contrary to what one might think, the idea has not remained on paper. According to the Wall Street Journal, high-level Pentagon officials have already initiated a dialogue with the leaders of several major U.S. companies, including Mary Barra of General Motors and Jim Farley of Ford Motor Company, to ask them to contribute to strengthening national productive capacity in the military sphere.

A large-scale industrial conversion project that, at least according to what is emerging, would serve to fill the Pentagon’s warehouses with weapons and ammunition, which have almost run dry due to the numerous military operations conducted by the United States in various parts of the world.

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Ma quale premio nobel per la Pace, Trump arma gli Usa fino ai denti chiedendo alle aziende automobilistiche di produrre munizioni

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Il Tempo: Passo indietro dell'Iran su Hormuz? Si apre un nuovo scenario, la tensione è altissima

L'Iran avrebbe proposto e starebbe valutando la possibilità di consentire la libera navigazione delle navi dal lato omanita dello Stretto di Hormuz. La proposta, trapelata nelle ultime ore dalle principali cancellerie internazionali, sarebbe legata a un eventuale accordo più ampio con gli Stati Uniti e rappresenterebbe un primo segnale di de-escalation su uno snodo strategico da cui transita circa il 20 per cento dei flussi globali di petrolio e gas.

Il dossier resta però altamente instabile. Da Teheran, un consigliere della guida suprema, Mohsen Rezaei, ha accusato il presidente statunitense, Donald Trump, di voler "fare il poliziotto" nello Stretto, avvertendo che le navi statunitensi attualmente impiegate nel blocco alle navi potrebbero diventare bersagli in caso di escalation. Oggetto di discussione è stata anche la notizia, riportata dal quotidiano "Financial Times" ma smentita da Pechino, secondo cui l'Iran avrebbe utilizzato mezzi militari cinesi per colpire gli Stati Uniti. Si tratterebbe di un satellite spia, il TEE-01B, che secondo le ricostruzioni sarebbe stato acquistato nel 2024 dalla Forza aerospaziale del Corpo delle guardie della rivoluzione islamica (Irgc) per circa 250 milioni di renminbi (36,6 milioni di dollari), dopo il suo lancio nello spazio dalla Cina.

Dall'altro lato, secondo il quotidiano "Washington Post", gli Usa potrebbero invece inviare in Medio Oriente altri 10mila militari - in aggiunta ai 50mila già stanziati nella regione - a ridosso della scadenza del cessate il fuoco di due settimane, che terminerà il prossimo 22 aprile. Oggi il quotidiano "Wall Street Journal" ha anche menzionato la possibilità che l'amministrazione Trump recluti le case automobilistiche e altri produttori statunitensi per affidare loro un ruolo più ampio nella produzione di armamenti, richiamando una pratica utilizzata durante la Seconda guerra mondiale. Alti funzionari della Difesa, secondo il quotidiano statunitense di stampo conservatore, avrebbero discusso della produzione di armi e di altre forniture militari con gli amministratori delegati di diversi gruppi manifatturieri statunitensi, tra cui Mary Barra di Gm e Jim Farley di Ford Motor.

Iran steps back from Hormuz? A new scenario is opening, the tension is extremely high.

Iran has proposed and is considering allowing the free navigation of ships from the Persian Gulf side of the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal, leaked in recent hours by major international embassies, is linked to a possible broader agreement with the United States and would represent a first signal of de-escalation at a strategic chokepoint through which about 20 percent of global oil and gas flows transit.

However, the dossier remains highly unstable. From Tehran, a senior advisor to Supreme Leader, Mohsen Rezaei, has accused US President Donald Trump of wanting to “play policeman” in the Strait, warning that US Navy ships currently deployed in the blockade could become targets in case of escalation. The issue was also the news, reported by the "Financial Times" but denied by Beijing, according to which Iran had used Chinese military means to strike the United States. This would be a spy satellite, the TEE-01B, which, according to reconstructions, was purchased in 2024 by the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (Irgc) for approximately 250 million yuan (36.6 million dollars), after its launch into space by China.

On the other hand, according to the "Washington Post" newspaper, the US could instead send another 10,000 troops to the Middle East – in addition to the 50,000 already stationed in the region – ahead of the expiration of the two-week ceasefire, which will end next April 22nd. Today, the “Wall Street Journal” also mentioned the possibility that the Trump administration could recruit car manufacturers and other US producers to entrust them with a broader role in the production of weapons, recalling a practice used during World War II. High-ranking Defense officials, according to the US conservative-leaning newspaper, had discussed the production of weapons and other military supplies with the CEOs of several US manufacturing groups, including GM’s Mary Barra and Ford Motor’s Jim Farley.

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Hormuz, la mossa dell'Iran: apertura alle navi dal lato dell'Oman. Ma la tensione è altissima

L'Iran avrebbe proposto e starebbe valutando la possibilità di consentire la libera navigazione delle navi dal lato omanita dello Stretto d...

General Motors idzie na wojnę z Apple. CarPlay zniknie ze wszystkich przyszłych aut, także spalinowych

Koncern General Motors potwierdził, że idzie na pełną konfrontację z gigantami technologicznymi.

Po kontrowersyjnej decyzji z 2023 roku o usunięciu Apple CarPlay ze swoich przyszłych pojazdów elektrycznych, firma ogłosiła, że systemy projekcji smartfona znikną także ze wszystkich nadchodzących modeli spalinowych marek Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick i GMC.

Informację tę potwierdziła w wywiadzie dla serwisu The Verge sama prezes GM, Mary Barra. Zapytana wprost, czy klienci powinni oczekiwać braku wsparcia dla CarPlay i Android Auto w nowych samochodach spalinowych, odpowiedziała: „Myślę, że to właściwe oczekiwanie. Tak”. Wyjaśniła, że firma chce zachować spójność oprogramowania w całym swoim portfolio i stopniowo będzie wdrażać własny system we wszystkich nowych i gruntownie odświeżanych modelach.

Koniec z kablem w aucie? Ten adapter dodaje bezprzewodowy Android Auto i Apple CarPlay

Jeszcze dalej w uzasadnieniu posunął się dyrektor ds. produktu GM, Sterling Anderson. W rozmowie przyrównał tę decyzję do usunięcia przez Steve’a Jobsa napędu dyskietek z iMaca. „Szczerze mówiąc, to bardzo »Jobsowskie« podejście. Nikomu nie podobało się usunięcie stacji dyskietek, wszyscy narzekali, ale on powiedział: »Słuchajcie, pamięć flash to przyszłość. Wsiadajcie na pokład«” – stwierdził Anderson. Dodał, że autorski system GM oferuje „znacznie bardziej wciągające środowisko” i „może robić o wiele więcej” niż CarPlay.

Przypomnijmy, że General Motors rozpoczął proces odchodzenia od systemów Apple i Google w 2023 roku, zapowiadając, że jego nowe auta elektryczne będą bazować wyłącznie na autorskim systemie (wcześniej zwanym „Ultifi”). Tłumaczono to wówczas potrzebą głębszej integracji z danymi pojazdu, np. zarządzaniem energią i ładowaniem, do czego CarPlay rzekomo nie dawał dostępu.

Decyzja o rozszerzeniu tej strategii na całą gamę, w tym auta spalinowe, pokazuje, że nie chodziło tylko o specyfikę EV. GM stawia wszystko na jedną kartę – scentralizowany system operacyjny, który ma zadebiutować w 2028 roku w modelu Cadillac Escalade IQ. Jest to ryzykowna strategia, która może albo wyznaczyć nowy trend w branży, albo spektakularnie zniechęcić klientów przyzwyczajonych do wygody, jaką dają systemy Apple i Google.

Nowe iPhone’y 17 z problemami? Użytkownicy zgłaszają błędy z Wi-Fi i CarPlay. Jest już rozwiązanie

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General Motors will invest over $4 billion in three US assembly plants, shifting some production from Mexico and expanding internal combustion vehicle output, as the company responds to US auto tariffs and aims to support American jobs.
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GM to Invest Over $4 Billion in US Plants Amid 'Trump Tariffs'

General Motors will invest over $4 billion in three US assembly plants, shifting some production from Mexico and expanding internal combustion vehicle output, as the company responds to US auto tariffs and aims to support American jobs.

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GM revises 2025 net income forecast down to $8.2-10.1 billion due to potential $5 billion impact from new U.S. tariff policies, as CEO Mary Barra emphasizes ongoing dialogue with administration.
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GM Adjusts 2025 Net Income Forecast from $12.5B to $10.1B - 'Tariff Impact Up to $5B'

GM revises 2025 net income forecast down to $8.2-10.1 billion due to estimated $4-5 billion impact from new U.S. tariff policies, as CEO Mary Barra emphasizes ongoing dialogue with administration on trade issues.

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¿Qué ocurre con el coche eléctrico? - espíritu RACER

La imposición de coches “cero emisiones” en Europa traerá consigo muchos cambios, algunos de ellos muy alejados de los gustos de diferentes usuarios y por

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General Motors has responded to criticism of its slow progress in electric vehicles and self-driving technology by announcing a $10 billion stock buyback plan, the largest in its history. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2023/11/30/companies/gm-shareholder-returns-ev-push/?utm_content=buffera2e2d&utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=bffmstdn #business #companies #gm #carmakers #electricvehicles #ford #marybarra
GM commits billions to shareholder returns as EV push stalls

'We have confidence in the cash generation of this company”

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General Motors Co. reinstated its 2023 earnings guidance and announced an accelerated stock buyback program to raise dividends, Wednesday, ...

GM is reinstating its earnings guidance, accelerating a stock buyback program and addressing issues with Cruise and EV battery production following labor disruptions.#GM #GeneralMotorsCo #MaryBarra #Cruise #US
GM Reveals $1.1 Billion Labor Strike Hit, Reinstates Earnings Guidance

GM Reveals $1.1 Billion Labor Strike Hit, Reinstates Earnings Guidance

GM is reinstating its earnings guidance, accelerating a stock buyback program and addressing issues with Cruise and EV battery production following labor disruptions.

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WATCH: UAW leaders to detail tentative agreement with General Motors

Leaders with the United Auto Workers are expected to detail a tentative agreement made by General Motors.

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