5000 Dollars for all Americans – How Trump wants to win the Midterms ↗
Front page leadAs the US midterms approach, Donald Trump is campaigning for Republicans by promising Americans a reward, despite lagging poll numbers.
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The Welt front page covers a mix of German domestic politics, including criticism of the AfD and a defense of Friedrich Merz, alongside international news such as a report on a gifted plane to Trump, and a human rights court decision on polygamy. There are also stories on technology, sports, and…
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Bavaria's former minister-president defends Friedrich Merz ↗
Former Minister-President Roland Koch expresses his bewilderment regarding criticism directed at Friedrich Merz, defending his political stance.
Doubt cast on gifted Qatar plane for US President Trump ↗
Questions are raised about a plane gifted to US President Trump by Qatar, following an accidental release of a ramp.
Zverev angry over semi-final scheduling at US Open ↗
Tennis player Alexander Zverev expresses frustration over the scheduling of his semi-final match at the US Open, stating he has never experienced this in his twelve years of playing.
Stasi activity and close Russia ties of new AfD MPs ↗
The past associations of newly elected Alternative for Germany (AfD) members, including Stasi involvement and strong ties to Russia, are under scrutiny.
Human rights court rejects family reunification for 13 children from three… ↗
The European Court of Human Rights has denied family reunification requests for thirteen children born into three polygamous marriages.
The unwritten contract between the AfD and its voters ↗
This article explores the tacit agreement and relationship between the AfD party and its electorate, suggesting a strong mutual understanding.
Insider reveals life at elite boarding school Eton ↗
An insider provides details about the daily life and experiences of students at the prestigious Eton College, a renowned elite boarding school.
WELT reporter wins first Georg-Stefan-Troller-Prize ↗
Nicholas Potter, chief reporter for WELT, has been awarded the inaugural Georg-Stefan-Troller-Prize for his journalistic work.
ECB: It's getting delicate – the big stress test for Europe's currency guardians ↗
The European Central Bank faces a significant challenge, referred to as a 'stress test,' as it navigates current economic conditions.
Biscuit heiress Verena Bahlsen: 'I'm not made to be a successor' ↗
Verena Bahlsen, heir to the Bahlsen biscuit empire, discusses her role and feelings about being a successor.
Guest article: Whoever loses the youth, loses the country. ↗
This opinion piece argues that a nation's future is tied to its youth, and losing them has significant national consequences.
'I am not naive' – Bishop Wilmer fears anti-church measures by AfD ↗
Following the AfD's election success in Saxony-Anhalt, Bishop Heiner Wilmer expresses concerns about potential anti-church actions by the party. The BSW agrees to talks with the AfD.
'I can't take this anymore' – 20 Union MPs rebel against tax plans, according… ↗
A report indicates that 20 members of the Union parliamentary group are rebelling against proposed tax plans.
New CEO, new iPhone, new era – Apple faces historical maturity test ↗
With a new CEO and a new iPhone, Apple is entering a new era and undergoing a crucial test of its long-term viability and innovation.
'KI could kill all people' – This is what AI Armageddon looks like ↗
Experts warn about the potential catastrophic dangers of artificial intelligence, describing a scenario of AI-driven global destruction.
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