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The Welt's front page features a mix of domestic German political analysis, focusing on the AfD and its relationship with the CDU, as well as the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. There are also stories on sports, economics, and international affairs.
An analysis suggesting that the CDU's strategy to isolate the AfD, which was once a 'professors' party,' has led to the current predicament, and a course correction could tear the party apart.
Following a TV debate, Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger criticizes pediatrician and AfD politician Wolfgang Kubicki, escalating a political dispute.
A live ticker reporting on football transfer news, including new clubs for players and deals in the English market.
The German top tennis player was eliminated early from the US Open after a disappointing performance.
A critical commentary on the German national football team's performance and perceived lack of effort during their recent international matches.
An analysis of how the AfD is engaging in a cultural battle, particularly concerning the Bauhaus movement, to shape a particular vision of German identity.
A recent poll shows a significant decline in the approval ratings for AfD leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla, occurring shortly before an important state election in Saxony-Anhalt.
An article discussing the challenges and potential of Ferrari in Formula 1, focusing on their drivers and car performance.
A leading economist expresses concern that the political climate influenced by the AfD could lead to a brain drain of highly skilled professionals from Germany.
A commentary on the upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt, criticizing political attitudes and predicting a reckoning for those who deny political realities.
An exclusive comparison of interest rates reveals a surprising anomaly, offering insights for savers on how to benefit from the current economic climate.
An investigation into the less savory aspects of the Dubai real estate boom, focusing on the controversial practices of a German real estate agent.
Even years after the Corona pandemic, life expectancy in Europe is recovering slowly. An exception are precisely those countries where fewer people were vaccinated. A yet unpublished study provides new insights.
The Christian Democrats have already ostracized the AfD when it was still a 'professors' party.' Today they stand before the ruins of this strategy. A course correction would tear the party apart – and could still be the only way out.
The AfD is launching an attack on the Bauhaus, a symbol of German modernism, initiating a culture war for a diffuse feeling of 'German-ness.'
Following a TV debate, Federal Minister of Education Bettina Stark-Watzinger criticizes pediatrician and politician Wolfgang Kubicki, escalating a dispute.
A poll shows AfD leader Alice Weidel's approval rating dropping significantly, with similar declines for her co-leader Tino Chrupalla, shortly before a crucial state election.
A survey indicates that a majority of Germans support a sugar tax, with the highest approval rates coming from Green party voters.
FDP leader Wolfgang Kubicki suggests that if the AfD continues its current trajectory, federal government intervention might be necessary.
A security incident occurred at the Berlin Parliament when an individual, identified as a refugee, bypassed security and entered the building.
A violent incident in New York City's Times Square resulted in a stabbing and the police shooting of the suspect.
