Why the investigation into the Ulmen/Fernandes case stalled ↗
An investigation into the case involving Ulmen and Fernandes has encountered difficulties, prompting scrutiny into its progress.
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An investigation into the case involving Ulmen and Fernandes has encountered difficulties, prompting scrutiny into its progress.
Germany's major natural landmarks, such as the Alps, are undergoing dramatic transformations at a rate faster than natural processes alone would cause.
A politician from the Left party in Berlin criticizes internal party debates regarding Israel's right to exist.
A masked, armed group has entered Latvian territory, with a journalist drawing parallels to previous incursions described as 'little green men'.
Former football players Lehmann and Kahn have expressed doubts about Jonas Urbig's long-term prospects as the primary goalkeeper.
Werder Bremen's Clemens Fritz expressed frustration with the team's performance, specifically mentioning his personal feelings about it.
A German student has reported being raped in Milan, describing the attack as having occurred from behind.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, the defending champions, were defeated in a surprising upset in a baseball game.
A commentary piece discusses the competitive nature among women, possibly in a cultural or social context.
A long-standing traffic congestion issue heading south is examined, including the involvement of an environmental group.
Economist Dani Rodrik suggests that Donald Trump and the AfD have understood and utilized the tensions arising from globalization.
This report highlights ten 'dividend kings' - companies with a proven history of consistently increasing their dividends, even through economic crises.
Vanessa Emde, a Left party politician from Neukölln, criticizes the party's demand for a commitment to Israel's right to exist as a 'farce'.
Tensions are high at the EU budget summit, with several problems emerging that are causing friction among member states.