The Great Failure: Why Terror Has Become Everyday in Germany ↗
Front page leadTerrorism, specifically Jihadism, has been a part of Germany for 25 years, yet politics appears to ignore the issue, offering excuses instead of action.
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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a piece on the pervasive nature of terrorism in Germany, an interview about dealing with China's economic model, and the resurgence of culture wars around COVID-19 in the USA. Domestically…
Terrorism, specifically Jihadism, has been a part of Germany for 25 years, yet politics appears to ignore the issue, offering excuses instead of action.
Ely Ratner, a former Indo-Pacific official in the US Defense Department, suggests that China's weaknesses could be better exploited and that more countries are suffering from its economic model.
Republican Senator Rand Paul accuses former government Covid advisor Anthony Fauci of misleading the public during the pandemic, while Fauci seeks to avoid legal repercussions by refusing to testify.
The contributions from the financially strongest canton of Zug have exploded, leading the canton to establish a research center to prepare for upcoming distribution battles, despite criticism.
The government of the coastal town near Morocco is demanding Madrid declare a national emergency as thousands of migrants enter Ceuta, recalling a previous incident where dozens died attempting to reach EU territory.
The chief Zurich forest engineer warns that a single cigarette butt could ignite a fire that gets out of control within a minute due to extreme dryness.
A podcast discussing the insufficient number of water-bombing aircraft available to combat forest fires across Europe.
An explanation of which areas have fire and fireworks bans and where traditional August 1st barbecues might still be permitted.
A story about the evolution of the Porsche 924 Carrera GT, transforming from a car perceived as mundane to a high-performance racing machine.