Historian: "Decency no longer exists" ↗
Front page leadHistorian Stephan Kowalczuk states in an interview that there is no more indecent party than the AfD, discussing the current state of decency in Germany.
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The t-online front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with historian Stephan Kowalczuk on the decline of decency in Germany and the political discourse surrounding the AfD party. Other prominent domestic news covers potential new taxes…
Historian Stephan Kowalczuk states in an interview that there is no more indecent party than the AfD, discussing the current state of decency in Germany.
An investment backlog in Germany suggests that a new tax could potentially alter the financial landscape.
El Salvador has deployed 2,000 soldiers to Haiti as part of a massive military operation against gangs, with the actual danger now escalating.
Following a shooting in Krakow where a German was injured, police discovered multiple deceased individuals in the perpetrator's residence.
Following an election defeat, Donald Trump has ordered investigations into Democrats.
Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder disagrees with Defense Minister Boris Pistorius on the issue of conscription, stating Germany is under threat.
A new Russian bill is expected to permit the registration of stolen vehicles.
Activist Raúl Krauthausen shares his thoughts on the political stances of the AfD, CDU, and SPD parties.
A weather expert provides a prognosis on the likelihood of snow returning to Germany.
A commentary provides ratings for FC Bayern's players in their win against Mainz, noting solid performances from most but disappointment from one.
There is speculation about Bayern Munich's interest in a 17-year-old talent from Gladbach, with comments from Eberl causing a stir.
Niclas Füllkrug cut short a ZDF interview when asked about Jurgen Klopp.
Following a 2. Bundesliga match, a TV expert strongly criticized referee Jöllenbeck's decisions, particularly a penalty call in the match between Wolfsburg and Hertha.
Formula 1 driver Lando Norris won the rain-affected qualifying session in Brazil.
A road in Berlin's Köpenick district will be fully closed for months starting tomorrow, impacting traffic and bus routes.