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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of domestic German political and environmental news, along with international conflict updates and a prominent interview with historian Timothy Garton Ash on combating populism. The domestic stories cover warnings against supporting the AfD party in…
Katja Wolf, a former politician of the BSW party, has cautioned her former party against forming alliances with the AfD in the new state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt.
A US-based think tank has characterized Russia's reports of territorial gains in Ukraine as 'hallucinations,' questioning their validity amidst the ongoing conflict.
German Environment Minister Schneider is calling for a new approach to water management and increased investment in infrastructure due to persistently low water levels across the country.
The article discusses the current political climate, suggesting that the office of the Federal President, held by Frank-Walter Steinmeier, is more important than ever.
A speeding driver in Stapelfeld, Schleswig-Holstein, crashed into a utility pole, resulting in a power outage that affected the local fire department.
Historian Timothy Garton Ash discusses strategies against populism, stating that while the rise of parties like the AfD is shocking, countermeasures are still possible, though certain political figures may not be helpful.
