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The DER SPIEGEL front page features a mix of German domestic political news, international surveillance issues, and a significant report on the rise of solar energy. Other stories include an interview about experiences in Berlin's KitKatClub, health and travel advice, and a historical…
A political influencer attends an AfD family festival to discuss the party's program with undecided voters, highlighting a new approach to engaging with the far-right party's supporters.
Friedrich Merz is criticized for discussing superficial topics like the weather while seemingly ignoring pressing political issues such as climate change, indicated by low water levels.
A growing movement in the United States is challenging the widespread use of license plate readers and surveillance technologies on public roads.
Germany is expanding its ban on alcohol at train stations to four additional locations, a measure aimed at improving public safety and order.
Crown Prince Haakon VIII of Norway delivered his first speech as king, expressing gratitude to his father for his warmth and humor.
Solar energy, particularly photovoltaics, is experiencing a major global boom and is set to become the most important source of electricity worldwide, potentially ushering in a new energy era.
An interview with Alexandra Bahr, who has worked for 27 years in Berlin's KitKatClub, detailing her experiences with sex, accidents, and assaults, and her encounters with people under the influence.
A health article explores the ongoing pursuit of weight loss, questioning the persistent desire to shed a few kilograms.
A travel piece offers advice on how to disconnect from mobile phones and enjoy a vacation.
An interview discusses the potential for testosterone to be underdiagnosed, suggesting it may be a significant health issue.
DER SPIEGEL has cross-referenced SS files with millions of membership cards from the NSDAP, providing a tool to research your family's involvement during the Nazi era.
