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The ZDFheute front page highlights domestic German politics regarding housing policies, the ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the US in the Strait of Hormuz, and a weather report on heatwaves in Germany. Other top stories include a shooting incident in Bangkok, Germany's economic…
Berlin is discussing the expropriation of real estate companies, raising questions about the feasibility and realism of such measures in the context of election campaigns.
Amidst escalating tensions, Iran has reportedly increased its demands towards the United States concerning the crucial Strait of Hormuz.
The weather forecast predicts a return of high temperatures across Germany on Sunday, with specific regions expected to experience significant heat.
A 14-year-old individual involved in a shooting incident in Bangkok was reportedly knowledgeable about firearms.
Despite global economic shifts, China continues to hold its position as the primary trading partner for the German economy.
A strike has commenced at Port Hedland, Australia, the world's largest export hub for iron ore, potentially impacting global supply chains.
During a public appearance, the Prime Minister of Kosovo was reportedly targeted and hit with eggs.
A profile on Germany's oldest professional voice actress, who continues to work in the studio at the age of 94.
A significant forest fire near Lake Garda in Italy has led to the evacuation of thousands of people, impacting tourists in the region.
A recently constructed bicycle path in Wendlingen, Germany, has been unexpectedly kept closed, highlighting local infrastructure issues.
Memorial services are being held in Kathmandu, Nepal, to honor climbers who have died in the region.
A look at the trend of urban hiking, exploring trails and green spaces within major cities in the Ruhr area, Germany.
Severe drought conditions in the Netherlands have led to a shortage of grass, causing hardship for sheep.
A report on a rescue operation where a dog was found in a car during extreme heat, highlighting the dangers of leaving pets unattended in vehicles.
The first images have emerged showing a discarded SpaceX rocket stage that impacted the Moon.
Sea temperatures near Mallorca have reached a record high of 33.02 degrees Celsius, described by swimmers as feeling like a 'whirlpool'.
Astronauts conducted an extensive spacewalk lasting almost seven hours outside the International Space Station (ISS) to work on a solar panel.
An unusual race saw 90,000 rubber ducks released into the Chicago River for a charity event.
E-commerce giant Amazon is launching a new payment service called Wero.
A segment offering recommendations for streaming content, featuring Anna-Rebekka Helmy.
Customs officials in Charleroi, Belgium, have uncovered an illegal cigarette manufacturing operation.
The international football federation FIFA maintains a strong stance, asserting it is 'more determined than ever,' even amidst criticism directed at its president, Infantino.
Ahead of the ZDF summer interview, Luigi Pantisano, leader of the Left Party, describes himself as a chairman who is still learning.
German Transport Minister Bilger is proposing to tie executive bonuses at the national railway company (Bahn) to the achievement of specific goals.
Thousands of people have been evacuated due to raging wildfires in British Columbia, Canada, prompting the declaration of a state of emergency.
According to an interview with his son Hunter, US President Joe Biden's previously diagnosed cancer has reportedly spread.
An explanation is provided for the absence of the show 'Fernsehgarten' and its connection to singer Giovanni Zarrella.
