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The n-tv front page features a mix of domestic German political and economic news, alongside international events. Top stories include a 'letter of protest' from the Mittelstand (small and medium-sized businesses) to government officials, concerns about Volkswagen's crisis, and commentary on the…
German small and medium-sized businesses are sending a 'letter of protest' to government officials, citing 'aimlessness' and inability to submit applications for the Central Innovation Program for SMEs.
Volkswagen is reportedly facing a crisis with significant concerns, indicating that turbulent days are ahead for the German automotive giant.
A commentary piece analyzes AfD leader Alice Weidel's summer interview, suggesting her 'contempt' is strategic and can be directed against anyone.
The European Union is set to release further billions in aid for Ukraine, as reported in a live ticker update.
A bus carrying German students crashed with a delivery van near Wezep, resulting in a severe accident.
Wildfires in Nevada are forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, with several houses burning down.
Nearly 7.2 million jobs in Germany are linked to exports to EU countries, highlighting the German economy's strong dependence on its European neighbors.
A report on a Trump event in Washington, with a video showing him driving a vehicle described as 'The Beast,' likened to ancient Rome.
Experts are warning of the strongest El Niño event since measurements began, with potential impacts on prices in Europe.
Two years after a knife attack in Solingen, victims continue to live with the trauma.
Years after the Bundestag, the German Chancellor's Office is finally phasing out fax machines.
Consumer advocates are calling for an end to controversial tipping practices in the restaurant industry.
The star players for the San Francisco NFL team are back two weeks before the season starts.
A video shows a torrential flash flood sweeping through Chinese streets, carrying away cars.
A comedian became trapped in a luxury toilet, requiring the fire brigade to intervene.
Mick Schumacher reportedly impressed during a large event involving Donald Trump.
Friedrich Merz has returned to the political stage and is immediately facing pressure, with a video showing Weidel being insulted on TV.
A landslide at a garbage dump in Guinea has resulted in at least 30 deaths, with several houses buried.
President Zelenskyy asserts Ukraine's innocence in the Nord Stream pipeline explosions.
Severe gusts of wind at an airport in Italy caused chaos, overturning a machine on the tarmac.
Due to deadly heatwaves in Japan, a flower grower is forced to pick his gerberas at night.
The hot weather is returning and bringing thunderstorms.
The Titans secured a comeback victory against the Seahawks in the NFL preseason.
UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin stated he will not run against Gianni Infantino, citing greater credibility.
