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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of domestic German political news, international business, and cultural/social topics. A prominent story discusses the political maneuvering around a potential AfD-led government in Saxony-Anhalt. Other headlines include Apple's tax disclosures in…
Minister-President Sven Schulze of Saxony-Anhalt is campaigning pragmatically, but his chances of preventing an AfD-led government appear uncertain as his approval ratings decline.
New EU regulations are providing greater transparency, leading Apple to publicly disclose its tax payments within Germany.
Tesla is initiating a recall of almost three million vehicles in China due to problems with their retractable door handles.
An opinion piece analyzing the implications of the far-right FPOe party potentially gaining power in Austria.
The story features Rosemondy, a Miss Germany titleholder who is actively combating sexism within the online streaming community.
A report on SV Elversberg's integration into the Football Bundesliga, highlighting unusual accommodation arrangements for visiting teams like Bayern Munich.
SPIEGEL has cross-referenced hundreds of thousands of SS files with membership cards from the Nazi Party to create an interactive tool for users to research their family's past during the Hitler era.
This story details prominent figures, including chancellors, presidents, and ministers, whose Nazi-era files were archived and kept inaccessible in the USA.
A report on the case concerning hidden Nazi files, offering insights into a historical crime.
