Fukuyama: Trump said something incredible ↗
Front page leadPolitical scientist Francis Fukuyama discusses the current world order, mentioning something "incredible" that Donald Trump said.
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The front page of t-online features a prominent interview with political scientist Francis Fukuyama discussing global order and former President Trump. Other top stories include a legal case involving Gina H., criticism of tennis star Alexander Zverev, a video report on Gerhard Schröder's trip to…
Political scientist Francis Fukuyama discusses the current world order, mentioning something "incredible" that Donald Trump said.
In the trial concerning Gina H., her lawyer criticizes the statements made by court experts, calling them "improper."
Tennis star Alexander Zverev expresses strong criticism, describing a situation as "incredibly disrespectful."
Gerhard Schröder's visit to Russia included a trip to a supermarket, which ended abruptly with broken champagne glasses.
A call following a broadcast of "Aktenzeichen XY" provides new leads in the investigation of the "Bierkönig" murder case.
A German electricity provider has announced it is ceasing operations, with political energy policies cited as a reason.
A key factor has been researched explaining why tumors in breast cancer patients suddenly begin to metastasize.
A ferry has collided with and damaged a historic property located on the Bosphorus strait in Istanbul.
A speculative and significant rumor has emerged regarding the future role of former German national coach Julian Nagelsmann.
A new government promotion for home ownership, set to begin in 2027, is not widely known among Germans.
It is reported that Red Bull paid Christian Horner approximately 118 million euros, potentially related to his departure.
Queen Silvia of Sweden made a noticeable mistake while on an official visit to Germany.
The German coalition government is planning to increase the tobacco tax starting in 2027, making cigarettes more costly.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and The Left party are gaining support, suggesting a potential political shift in the country.
BMW has retracted an offer for a new service car for an AfD state parliament president, who now needs a different vehicle.
The German Weather Service (DWD) is warning of strong gusts, storms, and continuous rain expected to move across the country.
Two public administration employees were killed in an incident in Berngau, Oberpfalz, and the suspect has been apprehended.
The visit of former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder to Vladimir Putin is drawing criticism from German politicians like Strack-Zimmermann and Kiesewetter, with one calling it "a disgrace for Germany."
US official Douglas Macgregor Hegseth intends to have a planned execution broadcast publicly, a move that is drawing attention.
Kaya Klitschko has been granted temporary custody of an inheritance, as shown in court appearances.
Police are searching for a man who defrauded an elderly woman of jewelry and cash in Berlin.