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ZEIT ONLINE's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story delves into the challenges and choices of young people pursuing vocational training in Germany, with an examination of AI's role. International news includes the crisis in Ceuta, Morocco's accusations…
This article, marked as paid content, explores the experiences of young people who chose vocational training over university studies, examining job prospects and the impact of AI, with not all stories having a happy ending.
Morocco's Interior Ministry has responded to the events in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, stating that social media incited the people involved in the crisis.
This article invites readers to research their family members in personnel files of the SA and SS and the membership records of the NSDAP, as part of a broader look at Nazi history.
This paid content article tells the story of Andreas Bönte, who develops an anxiety disorder and only understands its roots after researching his grandfather's Nazi past.
This article discusses the long struggle over the SS and SA personnel files, published by DIE ZEIT, and why these documents remain an important historical corrective.
Election data analysis shows how quickly the Weimar Republic collapsed and where resistance persisted, with a tool to research regional developments.
