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The news from WELT focuses on a range of domestic and international issues. Key stories include potential climate change impacts in the Atlantic, political maneuvering in Berlin regarding coalition formation, and a severe incident involving a child during a deportation operation in Germany. Other…
A slowdown in ocean currents could shake life on the European continent to an unimaginable extent, with new studies identifying risks earlier than previously assumed, though researchers disagree.
Steffen Krach threatens the Left Party with the failure of the coalition if it does not combat antisemitism within its ranks, demanding clear consequences on WELT TV.
During a deportation operation, an officer fired at a car carrying a child, while Mamdani is calling for the withdrawal of ICE from New York.
Paris is making concessions to students amidst ongoing unrest, while the justice system is investigating accusations of violent mutilation of a 14-year-old by police officers.
Three companies have expressed interest in acquiring and saving the financially troubled Autohaus König.
During a weapons control operation, two authority employees were shot, prompting a police raid on a house where the shooter was apprehended.
A recruit in the German armed forces (Bundeswehr) collapsed and died just a few days after beginning their service.
Authorities are searching for 148,000 individuals with outstanding arrest warrants, with 11.2 percent of them holding only a German passport.
A recent survey shows the Union party at its lowest approval rating in a decade, while the Left party has dropped to fifth place.
BMW has rescinded its company car offer following the election of an AfD candidate as state parliament president, with the AfD reportedly seeking support from Elon Musk.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Eduardo Bolsonaro, and a judge has revoked his passport.
The streaming service DAZN is offering a free day of Champions League coverage.
Author Mithu Sanyal reflects on historical German identity, suggesting that in the past, being German was associated with having lost two world wars.
This quote suggests a critique of war, implying that wealthy individuals benefit financially while poorer people suffer the consequences and casualties.
The Union party is reportedly struggling to fulfill its promises regarding net income, with concerns of a potential policy U-turn.
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Athletes in ice skating are reportedly experiencing psychological abuse from the DESG presidium, yet they have signed a controversial document.
