Merz announces Zelenskyy's visit to Berlin today ↗
Front page leadUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is arriving in Berlin unexpectedly today, with potential additional financial aid for Kyiv being a possible reason.
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The German news site WELT is prominently featuring news about a surprise visit from Ukrainian President Zelensky to Berlin, accompanied by discussions on additional financial aid for Ukraine. Domestically, there are reports on police action against left-wing extremists, political debates…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is arriving in Berlin unexpectedly today, with potential additional financial aid for Kyiv being a possible reason.
The German government is planning to provide an additional 200 million euros in winter aid for Ukraine.
Police are taking action against suspected violent left-wing extremists, with raids being conducted in multiple cities.
A bomb threat was made against a Wizz Air flight, leading to its emergency landing in Budapest, with German Air Force fighter jets escorting the aircraft.
Former Labor Minister Bärbel Bas discusses her resignation and the attacks she faced from the Union.
A comprehensive data collection shows how the German public's attitude towards electric cars has changed, with many old concerns losing relevance.
Automotive supplier Schaeffler is cutting 3460 jobs and closing four of its locations in Germany.
Politician Dobrindt announces a 'massive police presence' in response to protests, while a spokesperson for 'Gen Z' demands concessions.
The article discusses the link between having a large vocabulary and intelligence.
Political scientist Krastev discusses the current political divisions and their potential to lead to civil war.
An analysis of the new parental allowance policy, highlighting a potential flaw in its design.
An examination of fuel price cap proposals, suggesting they may benefit wealthy individuals and potentially never be implemented.
A comparison of pension offers from various financial providers, highlighting a significant difference in returns.
A German supermarket reports that its refrigerators have reached temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius.
The head of a gas station association predicts that gasoline and diesel prices will rise by 35 to 40 cents per liter by the end of the year.
There has been a significant increase in applications for re-naturalization in Germany.