extremism Greens: FDP must not close the gun law reform In a major raid, the federal prosecutor arrested 25 people from the "Reichsbürger" scene. photo © Boris Roessler/dpa The Reichsbürger raid has sparked a debate about Germany's gun laws. While the FDP is critical of tightening gun laws, the Greens insist on reform. The parliamentary secretary of the Greens in the Bundestag, Irene Mihalic, has appealed to the FDP not to turn a blind eye to tightening gun laws. "Almost...
Presidential Election 2024 Leading Republicans are ignoring Donald Trump's candidacy - and one is taking a stand Former US President Donald Trump announces his candidacy at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. © Andrew Harnik/AP/DPA Donald Trump's re-election as presidential candidate has met with little enthusiasm in parts of his party. Leading Republicans are currently struggling to simply ignore them. The fact that Donald Trump wants to run again for the Republicans for the US presidency in 2024 has put the...
Representative survey Most Germans want to ignore the World Cup in Qatar One wonders what a football pro like Sandhausen's Cebio Souko thinks about the World Cup in Qatar? He will probably watch some games © Uwe Anspach / DPA The Germans don't seem to be particularly interested in the soccer World Cup in Qatar or are critical of it: According to a representative survey, 56 percent don't want to see a game. Only a good third wants to follow...
There are childhood memories that come to the surface like that, without warning. Like thinking of Jackson Richardson as soon as you write about handball, and remembering in a flash that you were still skeptical about his number of selections with the Blues. How's that 417? Impossible, while Lilian Thuram, in football, has not exceeded 150 selections. And then, we grew up, and we understood: round ball competitions were, at the time (not thank you Fifa for the change), not...
Status: 10/30/2022 4:48 p.m The threat of the dreaded Iranian Revolutionary Guard yesterday was very clear: the "unrest" in the country must stop immediately. The opponents of the regime were not intimidated by this - there were new protests, especially at universities. The threat was not to be misunderstood: the demonstrators in Iran should not "excess the patience of the system. Today is the last day of the unrest," said the commander of the Revolutionary Guards, Hussein Salami, on Saturday....
Status: 10/30/2022 4:48 p.m The threat of the dreaded Iranian Revolutionary Guard yesterday was very clear: the "unrest" in the country must stop immediately. The opponents of the regime were not intimidated by this - there were new protests, especially at universities. The threat was not to be misunderstood: the demonstrators in Iran should not "excess the patience of the system. Today is the last day of the unrest," said the commander of the Revolutionary Guards, Hussein Salami, on Saturday....
The left:It's no longer possible with Wagenknecht, but is it possible without her?Sep 27, 2022 at 6:29 amReading time: 11 minsOpen detailed viewIn the Left Party it is clear to many that it is only possible without Sahra Wagenknecht. Now it's about keeping the damage as small as possible. So the central question is not when she leaves, but how many she takes with her. (Photo: Dominik Butzmann/laif)Everyone fights everyone in the left, but almost everyone fights against Sahra Wagenknecht....
Prime Minister candidate Sturgeon "ignore" - Truss causes outrage among Scots The Secretary of State wants to succeed Prime Minister Johnson. photo © Henry Nicholls/PA Wire/dpa Truss is considered the favorite in the race to succeed Johnson. With a statement about the Scottish head of government, however, she is now angering the regional government. Another announcement also met with criticism. The favorite to succeed British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, has angered the Scottish regional government and public sector...
women soccer Sexist comments in sport: "Everyone learned to ignore" Soccer players have to deal with sexist insults again and again. photo © Sebastian Gollnow/dpa/archive image According to a report, discrimination and insults do not stop in the everyday life of German soccer players. Goalkeeper Almuth Schult is surprised by a question. Full stadiums, high ratings, a lot of recognition and enthusiasm - that's what the footballers are experiencing at the European Championship in England. But the discrimination and insults...
Vladimir Putin could severely damage Germany's economy. Habeck's decision to temporarily rely on coal for power generation is therefore the right one - even if it is painful.comment by Roland Preuss, BerlinRobert Habeck is once again an impertinence for the Greens. The climate protection minister wants to turn on additional coal-fired power plants to save gas - this is what the new plan for security of supply envisages. That must be painful for a party that has been campaigning for...
