Shock Poll for Sven Schulze – AfD Nearly Twice as Strong as CDU ↗
Front page leadA new poll shows the AfD party almost doubling the support of the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt, posing a significant challenge for Sven Schulze.
Germany
The Welt news front page features a mix of domestic German politics, including surprising poll results for the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt and criticism of tax reform plans. International news covers the EU's risky gas strategy and the war in Ukraine. Economic stories focus on Germany's internet…
A new poll shows the AfD party almost doubling the support of the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt, posing a significant challenge for Sven Schulze.
The European Union is filling its gas storage facilities at the slowest rate in years, while considering halting Russian liquefied gas imports before winter.
The proposed income tax reform by Finance Minister Klingbeil faces strong criticism, with the Taxpayers' Association labeling the plans a 'gift list' and a CDU state chairman calling them a 'breach of promise'.
The large wave of property sales from the baby boomer generation is starting and is expected to significantly change the real estate market.
The article discusses the significant failures and problems encountered in Germany's nationwide fiber optic internet expansion project.
This report details alleged Russian actions in Kherson, describing them as a 'human safari' and a 'manhunt'.
An Eintracht Frankfurt executive expresses strong dissatisfaction, stating that the situation surrounding the World Cup 'exceeds everything we can endure'.
Despite an opening victory, Cottbus coach Wollitz is furious with his team's performance, stating they have 'no right' to be in the second league.
This article argues that criticism of gender-inclusive language is not inherently right-wing but rather a stance that is maximally inclusive.
Legal scholar Möllers states that diversity should be in service of science, rather than science being subservient to diversity.
A tragic head-on collision on a federal road in Middle Franconia resulted in the deaths of three women and left a scene of devastation.
This article explores a town's sentiment towards J.D. Vance, highlighting a sentiment that suggests he should 'go back where he came from'.
A 30-year-old individual was fatally shot in the middle of Berlin, and the perpetrator is currently being sought.
Berlin has refused aid for deportations, which Deputy Chancellor Kubicki describes as an 'unconstitutional procedural practice'.
Serbian President Vučić expresses concern that the region is at the beginning of a larger war and fears further escalation.