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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features prominent stories on German domestic politics, focusing on the rise of the AfD party and its potential parallels with Donald Trump's political movement. There are also articles discussing the leadership within the CDU party and upcoming local elections in…
An analysis suggests Germany is experiencing a 'MAGA moment' with growing enthusiasm for the AfD party, drawing parallels to Donald Trump's political movement. The article explores the unsettling yet instructive nature of this transformation.
Powerful figures within the CDU party are reportedly planning to oust Friedrich Merz, with internal sentiment suggesting he is incapable of becoming Chancellor.
Following criticism of Friedrich Merz, CSU leader Markus Söder states he will support Merz as Chancellor, but acknowledges a 'severe slump' in the sister party's performance. A CSU executive meeting is scheduled.
A historical piece invites readers to research their family members' roles in the Nazi regime by searching through personnel files of the SS and SA and the NSDAP membership registry.
A mother reflects on what it means to have a daughter who is a high-performance athlete in basketball, sharing her 55 most important insights.
Polling stations have opened in Lower Saxony for local elections, with over six million citizens eligible to vote for mayors and local representatives until 6 PM.
An interview with Belit Onay, Hannover's first Green mayor, who is seeking re-election and attributes some of the city's problems to the federal government.
An FAQ addresses the upcoming local elections in Lower Saxony, where six million people are eligible to vote. It discusses the election's significance, the potential strength of the far-right AfD, and subsequent developments.
Live coverage of the ongoing war in Ukraine, with the latest update from 10 minutes ago.
