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The front page of WELT features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include the Brazilian presidential election results, a discussion on allowing more AfD politicians in German talk shows, and an incident involving a cruise ship collision in Bremerhaven. Economic news focuses on…
Incumbent Lula da Silva won the run-off elections in Brazil after a historic comeback. The deeply polarized country will have a right-wing majority in both parliaments, but also a left-wing president.
After decades of employment, employees are often entitled to a six-figure severance payment. However, the tax office also wants a share. What you need to know before signing and which mistakes to avoid.
A cruise ship collided with two other vessels in Bremerhaven, causing a meter-long crack on a container ship and forcing the abortion of its journey.
ARD moderator Caren Miosga advocates for including more AfD politicians in political talk shows.
A world championship in an Olympic sport has once again been awarded to Russia, marking a departure from previous sanctions.
The construction crisis has escalated, with expectations now turning towards government intervention to resolve the issues.
A peculiar discovery in the Stasi archives reveals what citizens of the German Democratic Republic sought from the RTL show 'Tal der Ahnungslosen'.
Florian Wirtz, a German footballer, expressed indifference towards criticism regarding his performance.
The chairwoman of the VW works council described the appearance of the Audi CEO alongside Donald Trump as shameful.
Poker professional Jan-Peter Jachtmann claims he was defrauded in an incident involving Max Kruse.
An explosion occurred in a café in Mannheim after a bomb was thrown into the premises.
An analysis of the outcomes and characteristics of socialist housing policies.
Sociologist Eva Illouz points out notable convergences between left-wing movements and Islam in France.
The construction crisis has reached a new level, with the state now being looked upon to provide solutions.
This article explores the reasons behind the declining popularity of implants and fillers, as individuals seek to revert to their original appearance.
The construction industry is facing a new level of crisis, with increasing expectations for state intervention.
