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The news on ZEIT ONLINE covers a range of topics including the auto industry's job cuts, political analysis of the AfD's voter base, the impact of climate change and extreme weather, and international affairs. There is also a piece on strength training and a live update on the Iran conflict.
The auto industry is experiencing a wave of layoffs. Many companies are focused on who will be let go and how much severance pay they will receive. This story features individuals who took a severance package.
Despite discussions about the rise of the far-right, the AfD is not popular among older voters. The article explores the reasons behind this rejection.
AfD leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla appear more amicable in their summer interviews, signaling a potential new phase for the party.
Despite experiencing extreme weather events like heatwaves and droughts, the German government appears detached from the urgency of the climate crisis.
A re-examination of a key scientific paper on strength training reveals outdated approaches and offers updated advice on effective training methods.
A live update on the Iran conflict, with news about EU financial aid for Ukraine including missile defense systems and ammunition.
An opportunity to research personal records of SS and SA members, as well as the NSDAP's membership files, to investigate family members' involvement in the Nazi regime.
