Presidential Election: Merz Damps Down Speculation Over Steinmeier's Successor ↗
Front page leadFriedrich Merz has dampened speculation about him succeeding Frank-Walter Steinmeier as German President.
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DER SPIEGEL's front page covers the ongoing political situation in Israel following the election, focusing on Benjamin Netanyahu's potential to form a government. Domestically, the page reports on speculation regarding the next German President, with Friedrich Merz downplaying rumors. Other…
Friedrich Merz has dampened speculation about him succeeding Frank-Walter Steinmeier as German President.
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A commentary discusses the idea that people work solely for financial gain, questioning if this is inherently problematic.
An investigation into 160 companies shows an increase in women on German corporate boards, though the automotive sector lags behind.
An economic column suggests that an era of strong economic ties between the US and another entity, referred to as the 'Big Beautiful Friendship,' is coming to an end.
An analysis from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv suggests that despite a poor performance in the parliamentary election, Prime Minister Netanyahu's strength is limited by his adversaries.
Opposition leader Eisenkot demands Premier Netanyahu step down, claiming the election victory for himself, while Arab parties celebrate; all developments are in the live commentary.