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DER SPIEGEL's front page features several key stories, including an analysis of the EU budget dispute where German opposition leader Friedrich Merz is challenging Brussels, and a report on how former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder avoids international sanctions. Other prominent articles cover the…
German opposition leader Friedrich Merz is confronting Brussels over the EU budget, with the article arguing he should stand firm. This involves a debate on the EU's financial demands and Germany's contribution, with implications for its ability to assert itself internationally.
Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is reportedly navigating international sanctions through his supervisory board positions in Russian companies.
European leaders are debating increased EU funding, with Chancellor Merz calling the plans 'unaffordable.' The article analyzes the billions of euros involved for Germany and how these funds will be used.
An article explores the rise of the Nazi party (NSDAP) in rural German villages, detailing a specific case of fanaticism.
A planned tax increase is set to make vaping products considerably more expensive.
A study indicates that investing in children's opportunities yields long-term financial benefits for the state.
