Taliban's Paradoxical Rule in Afghanistan ↗
Front page leadFive years after their victory, the Taliban have created a state in Afghanistan that functions better than expected, yet they are simultaneously destroying its future.
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DER SPIEGEL's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. A prominent story discusses the paradoxical rule of the Taliban in Afghanistan five years after their takeover. Other top stories include a report on a police station being established in Hitler's birthplace in Austria…
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Police Station in Hitler's Birthplace ↗
A report from Austria discusses the establishment of a police station in the house where Adolf Hitler was born.
Climate Crisis: Low Water Levels Increase Costs ↗
Germany's economic advisor predicts rising costs due to low water levels caused by the climate crisis.
Indonesia Earthquake: At Least 20 Dead ↗
A severe earthquake measuring 7.7 in magnitude has struck Indonesia, resulting in at least 20 fatalities.
Spain Reinforces Ceuta Amidst Border Concerns ↗
Following calls on social media, Spain is increasing security forces and border fortifications in the city of Ceuta.
Heatwave Deaths: RKI Estimate Too Low, Says Doctor ↗
An intensive care doctor believes the RKI's (Robert Koch Institute) estimate for heat-related deaths is too low, especially given recent high temperatures.
Travel: Hidden Gems of Italy ↗
A travel article offers insider tips for experiencing less-known parts of Italy, recommended by writers, chefs, and artists.
History: Was Grandma a Nazi? Your Family Under Hitler? ↗
An article prompts readers to explore their family's potential connections to the Nazi regime.
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