CDU politician Bilger emphasizes 'hard demarcation' from AfD ↗
Front page leadA CDU politician, Steffen Bilger, is emphasizing a strict separation from the AfD party amid ongoing debates.
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The front page of Der Spiegel features a mix of political, economic, sports, and cultural news. Top stories include a debate within the CDU party regarding their stance on the AfD, the potential economic costs of an AfD-led government, and a feature on Pixar's "Toy Story 5" and its implications…
A CDU politician, Steffen Bilger, is emphasizing a strict separation from the AfD party amid ongoing debates.
Darts professional Cameron Menzies had to withdraw from the World Matchplay in Blackpool after collapsing during his match.
An analysis suggests that an AfD-led federal government could lead to significant income losses and increased unemployment, particularly in states like Saxony-Anhalt.
Former tennis star Ana Ivanović has spoken about experiencing panic attacks before deciding to end her professional career, highlighting mental health issues in sports.
New video evidence shows orcas deliberately ramming moonfish, causing them to burst open, in a surprising hunting technique.
The upcoming 'Toy Story 5' faces the challenge of artificial intelligence potentially impacting animation and the jobs of human animators.
An article examines the common belief that sugar causes inflammation, cancer, and addiction, questioning the extent to which these claims are true according to nutritional science.
This finance advice piece explains how to protect your money in your checking account and avoid negatively impacting your credit score.
An explanation of the 'interest rate step' concept and its functionality, likely related to financial markets or loans.
An interview discussing why people often fail in their careers, attributing it not to a lack of skills but to excessive emotional attachment to their work.
Der Spiegel has cross-referenced SS records with NSDAP membership files and offers a search tool to research family members' involvement during the Nazi era.