Severe weather causes heavy damage in Germany - tree pierces kitchen ceiling… ↗
Extreme weather events, including a tornado, have resulted in significant damage across Germany, with one incident involving a tree penetrating a kitchen ceiling.
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The front page of WELT covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestically, severe weather has caused damage across Germany, and there are discussions about politicians' pensions and the political landscape in eastern Germany, including a recent poll on Merz's popularity and the AfD…
Extreme weather events, including a tornado, have resulted in significant damage across Germany, with one incident involving a tree penetrating a kitchen ceiling.
An analysis criticizes the official migration reporting for omitting crucial financial calculations regarding the social system's implications.
A debate is emerging regarding potential reductions in parliamentary retirement benefits, which is now also leading to discussions about increasing their allowances.
A review of the best coffee and espresso beans, based on an expert test, highlights which options are most recommended for consumers.
The article questions whether Russian President Putin is showing signs of losing control due to escalating threats internationally and domestic concerns.
A cultural piece explores the psychological impact of envy, examining how the drive for perfection fueled by it can lead to depression.
A poll indicates that Friedrich Merz's approval rating has hit a new low, and a majority of Germans oppose an AfD-led government in eastern states.
An analysis suggests that investors should monitor two key economic curves as rising interest rates could significantly impact gold, stocks, and real estate markets.
Russia launched significant attacks on Kyiv, resulting in twelve fatalities, while a major city in Crimea has reportedly shut off its power supply.
Following allegations, a senator from Berlin has requested her university to re-examine her doctoral thesis.
An interactive tool from WELT allows users to explore different election outcomes and their potential impact on the government formation in Saxony-Anhalt.
At a campaign event, Sahra Wagenknecht, founder of the BSW party, criticized the 'firewall' against the AfD and suggested a new democratic model for East Germany, also lamenting perceived 'Russophobia'.
Donald Trump's fiscal policies, including tax cuts and war spending, are driving the US deeper into debt, with economists warning of a tipping point and growing concern in Germany.
This article appears to be a cultural or personal reflection, possibly in honor of Henryk Broder's 80th birthday, referencing a place called Brody.