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The front page of WELT features a mix of domestic German politics, international affairs, and cultural commentary. Key stories include a potential new CDU General Secretary, developments in the investigation of an attack at Berlin's CSD, and the US Pentagon's revised casualty count for the Iran…
Friedrich Merz, the CDU party leader, proposes a new General Secretary, Franziska Hoppermann, as the party continues its personnel changes. This is part of an ongoing government reshuffling.
The investigation into the attack at Berlin's CSD continues, with an Iranian identified as a suspect. A second suspect has been released, and details emerge about the victim's final moments.
The US Pentagon has altered its counting method for casualties in the Iran war, leading to confusion and raising questions about transparency.
The far-right party AfD is looking to purchase an event hall in North Rhine-Westphalia for three million euros, signaling a potential expansion of its infrastructure.
A colon cancer surgeon shares four key pieces of advice for patients to help prevent or manage the disease, emphasizing proactive health measures.
An investment article highlights nine funds that reportedly offer high annual returns and monthly dividend payouts, targeting investors seeking passive income.
Construction loan interest rates have exceeded 4 percent, making it harder for potential homeowners. The article suggests government policies are a significant obstacle.
An opinion piece reflects on German politics and the fundamental aspects of life and death, questioning societal values and community.
An opinion piece criticizes the police for not being allowed to publish a wanted poster, suggesting it hinders investigations and public safety.
This opinion piece argues that a failure to confront political Islam is a weakness within the left-wing political spectrum.
The article discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on antiquarian bookstores, quoting booksellers who experienced significant increases in turnover due to AI-driven sales.
This piece highlights the international acclaim for Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, contrasting his global recognition with his persecution and imprisonment in his home country.
An eyewitness recounts the tragic events leading up to Abdul Ballout's death, providing a harrowing account of the final moments.
