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The front page of WELT, a German news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Germany, such as Bärbel Bas stepping down from her SPD positions and a new six-point plan from conservative party leaders. International affairs are…
Following the death of her stepdaughter, Bärbel Bas is stepping down as SPD leader and requesting to be dismissed as minister, citing attacks from coalition partners. Her successor has already been identified.
Denmark is considering permitting teachers to use physical force against students to maintain order in schools.
German medium-sized businesses involved in trade with Russia face the threat of 'cold expropriation' due to sanctions.
An analysis of German investors' portfolios reveals surprising lessons about the success factors behind the boom in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in Germany.
Borussia Mönchengladbach is in a dire situation, facing potential relegation, with fans expressing extreme disappointment.
The automotive industry is experiencing an accelerating downturn, with Audi's sales falling by nearly 20%.
An analysis highlights a security vulnerability within Germany's newly reformed intelligence agency.
New EU regulations are making emigrants more transparent, detailing the implications for those living abroad.
The article argues that the current approach to solving the housing shortage by discouraging older generations is ineffective.
An opinion piece suggests that player Florian Wirtz should be removed from the team.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has offered to hold new elections in Ukraine, but only if Russia allows them to take place under international observation.
While CDU leader Friedrich Merz is in a meeting, leaders of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group have presented a six-point plan outlining their demands.
This opinion piece discusses the normalization of right-wing extremist views and the methods used to discredit opposing opinions.
A faction within the CDU party states they will no longer withdraw motions due to fear of the AfD, describing their approach as 'CDU pure'.
A neurosurgeon discusses the impact of lifestyle and vascular health on brain damage.
A report states that 1.4 million people have been receiving unemployment benefits for at least five years, with nearly 38% being foreign nationals.
Sahra Wagenknecht has criticized a joint dinner between her party BSW and the AfD, calling it 'completely off the mark'.
