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The German news website WELT features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include updates on German politics with a report on the Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia's meeting with Erdogan and a discussion on the reform of Germany's long-term care insurance…
North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister-President Wüst has commented on an unusual meeting with Turkish President Erdogan and expressed gratitude to Turkish migrants in Germany.
Böhmermann announces the end of his show, with the 'Intendant' reportedly having tears in his eyes.
A case of a dead regular customer found in revealing underwear has led to the suspicion of his dominatrix.
A major reform of long-term care insurance is imminent, affecting an estimated 12 to 18 million people, with experts warning of potential issues within the planned concept.
Sweden's Social Democratic party has announced that efforts to form a government have been unsuccessful.
Russian President Putin has put the German retail company Metro under forced administration within Russia.
The development of a super rocket marks the beginning of a new era for Starlink.
A Holocaust memorial initiative has criticized a local decision in Heidenau to reject 'stumbling stones,' calling it a 'wake-up call for Germany.'
The world's tallest wind turbine is experiencing issues related to wind conditions.
An analysis of Russian President Putin's seemingly contradictory actions and maneuvers to understand his overall strategy.
Europe's industrial policy, specifically tariffs on essential steel products, is inadvertently increasing the costs of Germany's energy transition.
A look back at the financial markets of the 1920s, drawing lessons for modern savers about boom and bust cycles.
Wolfgang Ischinger comments that the actions of Sergey Lavrov indicate extreme weakness.
A real estate agent shares insights into her earnings, stating she made 260,000 euros net in her best year.
A small change is highlighted as making a significant difference for individuals suffering from knee arthrosis.
Video footage shows politician Volker Beck being pressured by participants of a pro-Palestine demonstration.
Ukraine claims to have made significant territorial gains near Donetsk, stating that Russian forces were unprepared for the offensive.
CDU politician Philipp Amthor has reportedly had a beach chair removed from the Chancellery following criticism.
