Iran attacks US targets in Jordan, first strikes in weeks ↗
Front page leadFollowing weeks of relative calm, Iran has launched attacks on US targets in Jordan, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.
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The front page of ZDFheute features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include Iran's attacks on US targets in Jordan and missing persons in the Grand Canyon due to a flash flood. Domestically, an interview with former SPD leader Gabriel discusses the AfD party…
Following weeks of relative calm, Iran has launched attacks on US targets in Jordan, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.
Heavy rainfall has caused a flash flood in the Grand Canyon, resulting in several people going missing. Rescue efforts are underway.
Former SPD leader Gabriel states that a party with 40% support cannot be easily banned, discussing the political landscape in Germany regarding the AfD.
The number of casualties from a flood disaster in Nepal has increased, highlighting the severity of the situation in the Himalayan region.
A minister has returned from a break and is now advocating for investments, signaling potential shifts in economic policy.
Tehran has condemned a US offensive involving air strikes on the island of Larak, indicating further international friction.
NASA has launched a new space telescope, described as 1,000 times faster than Hubble, into orbit for advanced astronomical observations.
An individual was found attempting to smuggle 32 Galapagos iguanas in their suitcase, raising concerns about wildlife trafficking.
In response to a statement by Trump, Canada has creatively renamed Lake Ontario, highlighting a cultural and political stance.
Renowned violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter is celebrating a significant anniversary of her career on stage.
A baker in Pfaffenhofen was fined 15,000 Euros for selling bread that was slightly too light, as part of a "Hammer of the Week" report.
The report showcases the latest trends in motorhomes and e-mobility at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf.
Firefighters near Kuna, Idaho, observed a spectacular "Firenado," a powerful fire whirl, a rare meteorological phenomenon.
A report from Argentina shows injured penguins being rehabilitated and released back into the ocean.
A look at Syria's tourism sector in Tartus, showcasing the country's efforts to rebuild amidst ongoing destruction.
The world's youngest king has passed away, a brief report on the event from Uganda.
A nighttime view of Rome's cultural heritage sites, including the Colosseum, presented in a different light.
Exploring the unique ecosystem of the Po Delta World Heritage Site in Italy, where salt and freshwater meet.
A major emergency operation was conducted at a clinic in Wildeshausen due to a power outage.
Germany's weather service (DWD) reports that the summer of 2026 was one of the warmest on record, linking it to climate change.
A visual analysis of the extreme summer of 2026 in Europe, covering heatwaves, low water levels, and wildfires.
A shooting incident at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, has resulted in one fatality and five injuries, with shots fired from multiple weapons.
Friedrich Merz stated that a reaction to a recent drone incident will be forthcoming in the next few days, following his ARD summer interview.
Nina Warken has not ruled out the possibility of Russia's involvement in a recent drone incident, leaving the investigation open.
An expert has raised legal concerns about the AfD's proposed 'Citizen Guard' plan in Saxony-Anhalt, ahead of the state election.
New regulations taking effect in September include alcohol bans at some train station platforms, new guarantee rules, and tax changes.