Anti-Communism in the USA: When Nothing Else Works, Red Scare Works ↗
Front page leadDonald Trump is in a weaker position than ever and is now clinging to a bizarre anti-communism, merging fantasy with reality in an authoritarian manner.
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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on US politics and international relations, particularly concerning Iran and the International Criminal Court. There are also articles on domestic German political issues like the AfD and the…
Donald Trump is in a weaker position than ever and is now clinging to a bizarre anti-communism, merging fantasy with reality in an authoritarian manner.
The US government has imposed sanctions on the president of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, escalating its actions after sanctioning ICC representatives last year.
Following calls by Israel's Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for the killing of Palestinians, Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil urges Germany not to remain silent and calls for an examination of EU sanctions against him.
The German government aims to make minijobs less attractive, and the article questions whether waitresses, gardeners, and accountants would work more or not at all if these jobs were altered.
This commentary argues that the constant questioning in western Germany about what is happening in the east obscures the actual reasons and responsibilities behind the AfD's electoral success.
The UAE has suspended all trade and financial dealings with Iran indefinitely.
Mykhailo Fedorov, the Ukrainian ex-defense minister dismissed by Zelenskyy, is calling for elections to be held despite the ongoing war.
FC Bayern player Jamal Musiala has publicly revealed that a 'neurological dysfunction' is responsible for his recent collapses.