Sahra Wagenknecht Has Crossed a Line ↗
Front page leadThuringian BSW leader Katja Wolf criticizes Sahra Wagenknecht, stating that her approach towards the AfD is driven by desperation and that aiding the far-right is wrong.
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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features a mix of domestic German political news, international affairs, and economic and societal topics. Key stories include a politician's criticism of Sahra Wagenknecht's alignment with the AfD, a poll indicating public rejection of an AfD-led government in…
Thuringian BSW leader Katja Wolf criticizes Sahra Wagenknecht, stating that her approach towards the AfD is driven by desperation and that aiding the far-right is wrong.
Ahead of state elections in Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a clear majority of Germans oppose an AfD-led state government, according to the ZDF Politbarometer.
An article encourages readers to research their family's involvement in the Nazi regime by searching personal records of the SS, SA, and NSDAP.
The global bond market is experiencing a sell-off, impacting millions of ETF savers, with significant consequences for the UK, Germany, and the US.
A study shows a slight decrease in wealth inequality in Germany since the 2008 financial crisis, though disparities remain significant and inflation poses a renewed threat.
Rising food prices and product shortages are linked to climate change impacts, affecting various brands and farmers, and making some essential items unaffordable.
An update on the Iran war, indicating recent developments in the ongoing conflict.
US state debts have reached a new high, exceeding 40 trillion US dollars, reflecting federal spending.
At least six people were killed in an attack on Kyiv, Ukraine, according to recent reports.