Opinion: Left-wing populist economic policy - The three life lies of… ↗
This opinion piece critically examines the economic policies advocated by Reichinnek, Eralp, and Mamdani, suggesting they are based on flawed premises.
Germany
The front page of DER SPIEGEL features several prominent stories, with a strong focus on online fraud and scams. Other highlighted news includes economic opinion pieces, a tragic accident in Germany, and a legal case involving a former minister. There's also a piece on potential AI plagiarism.
This opinion piece critically examines the economic policies advocated by Reichinnek, Eralp, and Mamdani, suggesting they are based on flawed premises.
This investigative report delves into the workings of the online fraud industry, providing insights into its methods and how researchers can investigate it.
A tragic accident occurred in Baden-Württemberg where an eight-year-old child accidentally ran over their one-year-old brother with a wheel loader.
This article details the charges brought by the public prosecutor against former transport minister Andreas Scheuer in connection with the controversial toll system.
This story discusses the plagiarism concerns surrounding OpenAI, with a mathematician from Dresden suggesting his work may have been used without proper attribution.
This report exposes a global scam where an Israeli IT company facilitated a widespread online fraud system, promising high returns to German investors and ultimately stealing their money.
An Israeli firm provided hundreds of alleged cybertrading portals with fraud software; this piece investigates the scam, identifies victims, and explains how German investigators tracked the perpetrators.
This is a call for reader participation in a discussion about their experiences with cyber trading fraud, likely related to the investigative pieces.