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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include an analysis of EV charging station availability in Germany, a look at German political party membership trends, and reports on drought in the US and wildfires in Belgium. International news covers…
This article, accompanied by an interactive map, investigates the current and projected availability of charging stations for electric vehicles in German neighborhoods, exploring whether areas are sufficiently supplied for the future.
Contrary to common perception, German political parties are seeing membership growth, some even rapid. This story analyzes the reasons behind this trend and which parties are aging.
The water levels in the two largest US reservoirs have dropped dramatically, potentially impacting drinking water supply, electricity prices, and agriculture for millions.
Although the spread of wildfires in the Belgian High Fens nature reserve has slowed, fire services anticipate weeks of firefighting efforts due to expected strong winds.
The SPD ministers aim to anchor climate adaptation in the German Basic Law, but the CDU opposes it, suggesting political motivations beyond climate concerns.
This article allows readers to research their family members in the personal files of the SA and SS and the membership registry of the NSDAP.
A commentary questioning the government's response to a hot summer, arguing that the debate about incorporating climate adaptation into the Basic Law reveals disproportionate reactions.
A commentary on the debate surrounding the Berlin Volksbühne's public bath, suggesting the discussion followed the rules of a rehearsed culture war and could itself be an art performance.
A live update on the Iran war, indicating ongoing developments.
