Alice Schwarzer to Cease Publication of 'Emma' Magazine ↗
Front page leadAlice Schwarzer, founder of the women's magazine 'Emma', has announced the cessation of its publication after nearly 50 years, stating that economic reasons are not the cause.
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DER SPIEGEL's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on Alice Schwarzer ceasing publication of her magazine 'Emma'. Other reported stories include a discussion on male emotional coldness, the impact of the 2000 US election on climate change, a…
Alice Schwarzer, founder of the women's magazine 'Emma', has announced the cessation of its publication after nearly 50 years, stating that economic reasons are not the cause.
This article discusses the challenge of male emotional coldness and explores ways to encourage boys to express their feelings.
An opinion piece reflects on how Al Gore's defeat in the 2000 US election potentially altered the global climate and discusses the resulting bitterness.
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