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The news from WELT focuses heavily on German domestic politics, including election results, party performance, and calls for new federal elections. International news includes a story on Duchess Meghan's family moments and commentary on Germany's understanding of the Chinese challenge. Sports news…
Following a significant victory for the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, party leader Alice Weidel is demanding new federal elections, asserting that "the sovereign must now decide."
The CDU and SPD have recorded historically poor results in Lower Saxony's local elections, with the AfD showing significant gains, indicating a clear trend for the party's leadership, including Friedrich Merz.
Alexander Zverev won the US Open for the first time but initially didn't realize he had won, believing the score was 5:1, later explaining the curious moment.
A stark report from Baden-Württemberg highlights a significant educational decline, with a 7th-grade class showing a severe lack of basic vocabulary knowledge.
An in-depth look at Dr. Wolff, the company behind the Alpecin brand, and its successful business strategy that leverages what were once considered taboo topics.
A security expert argues that Germany has not yet fully grasped the complexities and challenges posed by China, suggesting a need for a revised strategic approach.
Following a pipeline shutdown, oil prices have significantly increased, with an economist warning that diesel prices could reach as high as 3 Euros per liter.
A 14-year-old boy has been shot in Hamburg, and authorities are currently searching for the suspect who fled the scene.
Duchess Meghan has shared personal details about her family life, including activities like fishing, cycling, and walking in the woods.
An analysis of Friedrich Merz's political strategy, focusing on the dual challenges of providing aid to Ukraine and managing social insurance finances.
An exploration of asymmetrical relationships and the common human tendency to overestimate one's importance or role in the lives of others.
