Infineon said it is preparing to bring online its largest single investment, a €5 billion power-chip fab in Dresden, with production scheduled to start July 2. The project, a major beneficiary of the EU Chips Act, received about €1 billion in subsidies. COO Alexander Gorski said output will be ramped based on demand and the site could add as much as €5 billion of revenue annually, but declined to say when full capacity would be reached. Infineon has invested roughly €2 billion to date; remaining

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Andrea Dessì, lecturer in international relations at the Italian American University, said President TRUMP is seeking a "face‑saving exit" to end what he called a "strategic disaster" in the Iran war. Dessì said TRUMP's erratic social‑media posts reflect splits inside the administration; recent signals are positive but the situation remains volatile. Leaked final documents suggest TRUMP may have dropped some earlier demands to secure a deal. Dessì cautioned any accord will need to be sold both to US voters and to Israel.