POLITICS
Leipzig: CDU puts up 400 election posters in Arabic – they disappeared after one night
Unknown persons destroyed or stole almost 400 election posters in Leipzig in one night.
Extremism: "Reich Citizens" trial started
Crazy conspiracy theorists? Harmless critics of the state? Dangerous putschists? It is impossible to look into the heads of the men sitting behind thick bulletproof glass in the strictly secured hall of the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court.
Parties: Diakonie President: Anyone who votes for the AfD “has to go”
Diakonie President Rüdiger Schuch does not want to tolerate convinced AfD voters in his own ranks.
Processes: OVG rejects all around 470 applications for evidence submitted by the AfD
In the AfD's dispute against the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the North Rhine-Westphalia Higher Administrative Court (OVG) rejected around 470 of the party's applications for evidence in the appeal process.
Middle East: Thousands demonstrate in Israel for hostage agreement
Several thousand people demonstrated in Tel Aviv on Monday evening for a negotiated solution to release the Israeli hostages held by the Islamist Hamas.
Extremism: Trial started against Prince Reuss' "Reichsbürger" group
The first trial against the alleged "Reich Citizens" group around Heinrich XIII took place before the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court.
Extremism: This is what lies behind the ideology of the “Reich Citizens”
They are said to have planned a violent overthrow of the federal government: a group of suspected "Reich citizens" around Henry XIII.
Manipulation campaigns: Security expert: “Disinformation spreads like a virus”
I often see messages and images about Gaza or Ukraine on social media - some of them computer-generated fakes.
Spain: Sánchez announces decision to resign at midday
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez wants to announce at 12 p.
Spain: Demonstration in Madrid for Sánchez to remain in office
Thousands of people took to the streets in Spain again to demonstrate for left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to remain in office.
stern survey: The majority of Germans generally consider AfD politicians to be dubious
The AfD has been struggling with significant image problems for weeks.
From mafioso to writer: he used to deal cocaine, today he writes books
The atmosphere is sober.
Candidacy for the European elections: Giorgia Meloni wants to go from Rome to Brussels. Or not?
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will lead her right-wing party Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) as the leading candidate in the European elections in June.
Media: Correspondents' Dinner: Trump jokes and protests outside the door
US President Joe Biden cracked jokes about former President Donald Trump at the Washington press corps' traditional gala dinner and urged the media to play their role in democracy.
War in the Middle East: Israel and Hamas continue to fight over hostage agreement
Shortly before the planned ground offensive in Rafah, Israel's government and Hamas are again struggling to reach an agreement for a ceasefire and the release of further hostages kidnapped from Israel.
80th birthday: Former Chancellor Schröder celebrates with Kubicki, Gysi and Ramsauer
Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder celebrated his 80th birthday in Berlin's celebrity restaurant Borchardt.
Murnau am Staffelsee: Two Ukrainians killed in Bavaria – Russian suspect
Two men from Ukraine were killed on the premises of a shopping center in Murnau in Upper Bavaria on Saturday evening.
War in the Middle East: Hope for progress in ceasefire talks
According to the President of the World Economic Forum (WEF), there is apparently movement again in the negotiations about the release of more hostages from the Gaza Strip and a possible ceasefire.
Murder of a Russian deserter: A dangerous paradise - the Russian refuge on the Costa Blanca
On a spring morning on Spain's Mediterranean coast, a two-meter-tall man drives into the dark garage of a residential complex.
Russia: US newspaper: Putin did not directly order Navalny's death
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, US secret services assume that Russian President Vladimir Putin did not directly order the death of Kremlin opponent Alexei Navalny.
FDP party conference: Completely detached: Christian Lindner's political limbo
Shortly before the end of his speech at the party conference, Christian Lindner asked the crucial question.
Liberal party conference: Juso leader Türmer demands that the SPD take a tougher approach towards the FDP
The chairman of the Young Socialists (Jusos) Philipp Türmer is calling on his party to take a closer look at the FDP.
US election 2024: Trump's possible vice president writes about killing dogs and goats
The Republican governor of the US state of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, is causing a stir with a book in which she describes how she shot and killed her dog named Cricket.
Ukraine: USA announces six billion dollar military package for Kiev
The US government has promised Ukraine a new aid package worth billions for the long-term supply of weapons.
Military junta against rebels: It's crackling over Thailand: The civil war in Myanmar is reaching its limits
Suddenly, the conflict in Myanmar between the military and rebels is no longer just a distant war for Thailand.
Energy crisis: Did the Greens deceive in order to push through the nuclear phase-out?
Crisis mode for Robert Habeck and Steffi Lemke: The Economics Minister had to defend himself on Friday at a special meeting of the Energy Committee, the Environment Minister was summoned to a special meeting of the Environment Committee.
