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The front page of WELT.de features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include concerns about EU Schengen visa issuance to Russians, a video report from Ceuta on migrants, and an analysis of hidden champions in Europe. Domestic German news covers economic data with rising exports…
Despite initial post-war tightening, thousands of Russians continue to receive Schengen visas annually, allowing free movement within the EU, sparking outrage among politicians and experts.
A WELT reporter in Ceuta details the situation of nearly 5,000 minors and adults from Morocco hoping to travel further into the EU, relying on Spanish authorities for passage.
An analysis explores 'hidden champions,' invisible monopolists that represent Europe's most underestimated stock market opportunities.
A commentary discusses the debate surrounding a 'parental license,' with the provocative statement suggesting German mothers should be spared for the sake of children.
Germany's exports have hit a record level, but the business with the United States has seen a significant decrease.
According to a poll, most Ukrainians distrust President Zelenskyy, with a rival leading in popularity rankings.
A poll indicates that the majority of voters are against parity representation on lists for the German federal election.
FDP Vice Chairman Teuteberg claims that the concept of an 'Eastern German identity' was a construct created after the reunification of Germany.
A former BND Vice President discusses the potential symbolic significance of a thwarted attack.
An article explains the financial strategy behind Donald Trump's high per-post fees on his social media platform, Truth Social.
A critique argues that the current subsidies for electric cars are costly, lack effectiveness, and should be discontinued.
A professional handball team based in Hamburg has undergone a rebranding, changing its name from 'club' to 'verein'.
An unnamed source expresses strong doubts about FIFA President Infantino's willingness to uphold ethical standards in football, suggesting he may not run for re-election.
This article title suggests a discussion on ideological shifts and their influence within societal structures.
