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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on the war in Ukraine and its implications, as well as domestic German economic and social issues. Top stories include a NATO commander's views on conflict scenarios with Russia, limitations on US…
US General Alexus Grynkewich, leading all NATO troops in Europe, and Germany's highest-ranking soldier Carsten Breuer discuss in a SPIEGEL interview how they are preparing the alliance for a conflict with Russia.
The throttling of the US satellite system Starshield reportedly hampered Ukrainian drone attacks, with the instruction coming from the White House, according to a report. Foreign Minister Wadephul is demanding clarification.
Donald Trump wants Ukraine to pay for his misguided war, but Europeans have leverage they should finally use, according to a SPIEGEL editorial.
Permits issued for the construction of new residential buildings increased again in Germany, offering a glimmer of hope for the housing market.
A barn fire in the German state of Lower Saxony resulted in the deaths of approximately 230 pigs, requiring a significant response from the fire department.
Top tennis players have long complained about the demanding schedule, and now the ATP is reacting by planning reforms to the world rankings.
An opinion piece reflecting on the perceived decline of the American Dream and the reasons for leaving the United States.
