Social Welfare Spending Rises by 6.1 Percent ↗
Spending on social welfare in Germany has increased by 6.1 percent, driven by rising costs in care services.
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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on German economic and social issues, a violent incident in Bremen, and international political developments in the US. A special feature delves into the Nazi Party's (NSDAP) archives. The sports section…
Spending on social welfare in Germany has increased by 6.1 percent, driven by rising costs in care services.
An escalated dispute in Bremen involving a driver has resulted in fatal blows, and police are investigating a suspect.
Two politicians named Dan S. Sullivan are competing against each other for a Senate seat in Alaska during the midterm elections.
It appears that the US President and his former attorney have resolved their long-standing dispute.
American football teams, the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints, have been fined one million US dollars due to altercations during training.
An expert believes the heydays of German automakers are over, with Chinese plug-in hybrid vehicles dominating the European market and highlighting costly misjudgments by German companies.
This story is part of a series on the Nazi card index, investigating what materials were kept in American safes.
An investigation into Nazi-era files of prominent German figures, including chancellors, presidents, and ministers, which were kept in a US safe.