This photograph shows displayed chocolate boxes at a Neuhaus chocolatier shop of the Koninginnegalerij - Galerie de la Reine, in the city center of Brussels on July 9, 2026. (Photo by Marius BURGELMANS / Belga / AFP via Getty Images) / Belgium OUT

A vendor picks chocolates from a booth for a client at a Neuhaus chocolatier shop of the Koninginnegalerij - Galerie de la Reine, in the city center of Brussels on July 9, 2026. (Photo by Marius BURGELMANS / Belga / AFP via Getty Images) / Belgium OUT

Employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) display placards with the letterings 'We fight for every workplace' (C), 'Future instead of clear-cutting' (L) and 'Workplace instead of unwinding' as they take part in a rally called by German trade union IG Metall to protest against restructuring and mass job cut plans at the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany on July 9, 2026. IG Metall is organising protests by VW workers outside plants across the country on July 9, when the carmaker's bosses will present the restructuring plans to the supervisory board. Europe's largest carmaker has come under intense pressure from US tariffs, slimmer profit margins from electric cars and above all intense competition in China, the world's largest auto market. VW, whose 10 brands range from mass-market Seats to premium Porsches, is already in the process of axing 50,000 jobs in Germany by 2030, including 35,000 at its namesake marque. (Photo by Jens SCHLÜTER / AFP via Getty Images)

Participants display a placard with the lettering 'We fight for everyone' during a rally of employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) called by German trade union IG Metall to protest against restructuring and mass job cut plans at the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany on July 9, 2026. IG Metall is organising protests by VW workers outside plants across the country on July 9, when the carmaker's bosses will present the restructuring plans to the supervisory board. Europe's largest carmaker has come under intense pressure from US tariffs, slimmer profit margins from electric cars and above all intense competition in China, the world's largest auto market. VW, whose 10 brands range from mass-market Seats to premium Porsches, is already in the process of axing 50,000 jobs in Germany by 2030, including 35,000 at its namesake marque. (Photo by Jens SCHLÜTER / AFP via Getty Images)

Opel employees from Eisenach in support of employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) display a banner reading 'Divided by brands, united in the IG Metall union' as they take part in a rally called by German trade union IG Metall to protest against restructuring and mass job cut plans at the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany on July 9, 2026. Volkswagen workers staged protests nationwide on July 9 as unions warned of "major conflict" if the struggling German car giant pushes ahead with what could be the global auto industry's biggest restructuring. (Photo by Jens SCHLÜTER / AFP via Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - Dog owners Magic Wong (R) and Anny Li (C) eat lunch with their pet corgis at the dog friendly restaurant Harbourview Grill as the owner Vanshika Sharma (L) serves food in the North Point district of Hong Kong on July 9, 2026. Hong Kong authorities began allowing diners to bring dogs to restaurants starting on July 9 in a bid to drum up business for the city's struggling dining sector and in response to public demand. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

A participant holds up a placard reading 'Without apprentices no future' as employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) take part in a rally called by German trade union IG Metall to protest against restructuring and mass job cut plans at the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany on July 9, 2026. Volkswagen workers staged protests nationwide on July 9 as unions warned of "major conflict" if the struggling German car giant pushes ahead with what could be the global auto industry's biggest restructuring. (Photo by Jens SCHLÜTER / AFP via Getty Images)

Employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) wave flags and display banners as they take part in a rally called by German trade union IG Metall to protest against restructuring and mass job cut plans at the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany on July 9, 2026. Volkswagen workers staged protests nationwide on July 9 as unions warned of "major conflict" if the struggling German car giant pushes ahead with what could be the global auto industry's biggest restructuring. (Photo by Jens SCHLÜTER / AFP via Getty Images)