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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on the EU Parliament's compromise regarding the ban on combustion engines. Other top stories include a political development in Alberta, Canada, a cyberattack on the AfD party in Germany, and a…
Parties in the European Parliament have agreed on a compromise for the combustion engine ban, requiring new cars to reduce CO2 emissions by 87.5% by 2035, but allowing combustion and hybrid engines to remain available.
The AfD party has confirmed that its email accounts were hacked, leading to the publication of data online.
According to the first projections, a majority in Alberta are against independence from Canada.
An investment summit in Berlin highlights that Germany's economy is performing better than perceived, but the government should avoid a specific pitfall.
Gymnastics star Angelina Melnikova has not received a visa for the World Championships in Rotterdam, prompting calls for political intervention.
An exploration into the history of murder by poisoning, examining what constitutes the perfect crime.
Marathon runner Richard Ringer explains how alternative training methods like aquajogging and cross-training can help maintain fitness during an injury.
