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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on an opinion piece about the Iran conflict. Other top stories include US health policy changes regarding transgender children, a German athlete's achievement at the Leichtathletik EM, legal…
An opinion piece argues that Iran has effectively won the recent conflict in the Middle East, and the West needs to draw critical lessons from the failures of the Trump administration's policies.
The Trump administration in the USA has decided to cut funding for medical operations for transgender children, impacting healthcare access for a vulnerable group.
Owen Ansah has achieved a notable feat in German sprint history at the Leichtathletik EM, though the story notes some reservations.
Former ORF chief Roland Weißmann is facing legal action following harassment allegations, with the ongoing dispute reportedly expanding.
President Trump has asserted that the Strait of Hormuz is under US control, a claim that has led to a rise in oil prices.
A guide providing information on suitable locations and necessary equipment for viewing the upcoming solar eclipse in Germany, detailing timings and viewing opportunities.
An interview with an astrophysicist offers essential information and tips for understanding the solar eclipse, including what viewers need to know.
This article provides a transparent breakdown of the true costs associated with owning a house, including purchase price, repairs, and maintenance, comparing it to renting.
An exploration of the future of programming jobs, questioning whether programmers are becoming obsolete and where their skills will be most valuable.
Practical advice for parents offering six strategies to help build and enhance their child's self-esteem.
