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The front page of WELT features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include China's President Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington, a political debate in Germany regarding the AfD party's rising popularity and potential ban, and discussions around German economic policies and…
During his state visit to Washington, Xi Jinping subtly conveyed his low opinion of the USA, which President Trump seemed to miss despite the pomp and flattery, partly due to a media boycott.
A new poll shows the AfD party widening its lead over the CDU/CSU Union, with a majority of voters anticipating an early end to Friedrich Merz's potential chancellorship.
The article highlights a "game changer" in Germany's pension system, with quotes suggesting that while Germans work hard, they often fail to make their money work for them.
Rapper Macklemore has announced a tour across Europe with the theme 'Free Palestine'.
The article discusses the high demand for professionals switching to the defense industry from sectors like automotive, highlighting the lucrative job opportunities available.
The article suggests that a rally scenario is approaching for Latin America, making certain ETFs particularly interesting for investors.
The end of Oracle's 'Project Jupiter' is discussed, with concerns that this maneuver could signal the end of the current AI boom.
A commentary piece by Gauweiler from Moscow argues that the goal of 'Russia's total defeat' is foolish.
SPD Vice-Chancellor Klingbeil has called for proceedings to ban the AfD party and indirectly criticized Friedrich Merz.
A wine tasting review of a South Tyrolean Cuvée that has impressed in tests.
Police have released a wanted photo after a man shot a 16-year-old in the face in front of a supermarket in Duisburg.
This article criticizes the way policy is shaped in committees, suggesting a disconnect from reality and an excessive reliance on state support.
Goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen's performance prevented a humiliating defeat in Jürgen Klopp's debut match.
During a TV debate, Interior Minister Dobrindt fiercely criticized Linke politician Reichinnek, with disagreements extending to the suitability of a candidate for Berlin's mayor.
In a surprising diagnosis of Germany, Peter Thiel suggests that the political left will continue to gain influence.
A personal account of someone who moved to Italy seeking a better life, only to decide to give it all up.
