German Police Brace for Election Night Scenarios ↗
Front page leadPolice in Saxony-Anhalt are preparing for various scenarios on election night, as larger demonstrations between political factions are possible depending on the election outcome.
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The front page of WELT features a mix of domestic German news, including a story about police preparing for various scenarios on election night in Saxony-Anhalt, a political debate over a sugar tax, and news about rising inheritance and gift tax revenues. International news includes a story on the…
Police in Saxony-Anhalt are preparing for various scenarios on election night, as larger demonstrations between political factions are possible depending on the election outcome.
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