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Economist Daniel Lacalle warns that the era of cheap money is ending, and bond markets are holding governments accountable, seeing early warning signs for Germany and France.
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The front page of WELT highlights a mix of domestic German political debates, international economic concerns, and cultural commentary. Key stories include debates on immigration and social benefits, a comparison of AfD candidates to Nazi figures, and economic warnings from an international…
Economist Daniel Lacalle warns that the era of cheap money is ending, and bond markets are holding governments accountable, seeing early warning signs for Germany and France.
A Green party politician in Saxony-Anhalt has compared AfD candidates to Hermann Göring, sparking debate about political discourse in Germany.
A commentary piece suggests that AfD voters are perceived as unempathetic, while in reality, they themselves may be lacking in empathy.
The debate surrounding Philipp Amthor is presented as a symptom of the long-term dismantling of conservative positions within the CDU party.
A commentary piece discusses an attack on Germany's federal system of governance.
A report indicates that Donald Trump's threat is worsening the diesel crisis in Europe.
The CDU party is advocating for new regulations regarding social benefits for migrants, proposing that immigrants must contribute financially.
The Federal Audit Office has issued a warning about the rising costs of pensions, projecting that soon half of all public funds may be allocated to pensions.
The report discusses the end of a perceived 'golden age' and the increasing spread of antisemitic violence in Great Britain.
A shipyard is demanding 4.7 billion euros in a dispute over frigates, with Gauweiler accusing Defense Minister Pistorius of failing in his official duties.
A celebrity, Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht, is in dispute over a hotel bill totaling over 13,000 euros, with the landlord being described negatively.
During an NFL game, a coach is heard yelling 'Damn asshole' at his star player.
The German national football team has achieved its first victory under coach Jürgen Klopp in the Nations League.