Audi Profit Plummets 87% in Third Quarter ↗
Audi's profits experienced a significant drop of 87% during the third quarter.
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Audi's profits experienced a significant drop of 87% during the third quarter.
Jan-Lennard Struff achieved a surprising victory against Novak Djokovic, with Djokovic commenting on Struff's exceptional performance.
Der Spiegel defends its reporting on Elif Eralp amidst political controversy.
Elif Eralp addresses recent events in a video statement, while politician Ramelow criticizes the journalism involved.
An analysis of the challenges faced by democratic socialists in the USA, with a focus on the Berlin context.
Borussia Dortmund expresses a high standard, feeling they must apologize for a draw after a streak of four victories.
The head of US Middle East command presented military options for engaging Iran to President Trump, drawing sharp criticism from a US senator.
SPD leader Franziska Giffey expresses strong reservations about potential coalition cooperation and is unwilling to engage in red-green-red negotiations.
A reform of parental leave benefits (Elterngeld) aims to save 1.4 billion Euros but promises increased payments, creating a paradox.
An obituary and tribute to the late actor Patrick Stewart, remembering his iconic role as Captain Picard.
A commentary suggesting that Berlin has not yet fully recognized or addressed certain threats.
Optimism is identified as one of the most important factors for resilience.
An investment strategy is presented that claims to offer high returns without reliance on stock market growth.