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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the Altmark region in Sachsen-Anhalt focusing on feelings of being left behind and the influence of the AfD, and an analysis of the EU membership referendum in Iceland. Other prominent…
A report from the Altmark region in Sachsen-Anhalt explores the sentiments of people who feel like 'losers' despite local stability, and how the AfD offers them a sense of rebirth.
Iceland is voting on EU accession talks, with polls showing a split. Many hope for financial stability, but doubts persist.
Research personal records of the SA and SS, and the NSDAP membership files to find out about your ancestors' involvement in the Nazi regime.
The United States has gained access to over a fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves, which President Trump claims will more than double US reserves.
A rescue operation describes the experience of saving people trapped in a Ferris wheel at the Hamburger Dom, highlighting the emotional toll on rescuers.
Federal Minister of Labor Bärbel Bas (SPD) questions the planned mandatory sick note from the first day of illness, acknowledging current dissatisfaction within her party.
