Der Spiegel·
Winfried Kretschmann: Former Prime Minister cannot sleep
The office of Prime Minister has given Winfried Kretschmann a constant sleep deficit. Now he could slumber without deadline pressure – but he does not really want to succeed.
Nazi shipwrecks emerge from the depths as Europe’s Danube dries up
The Guardian World•
Unexploded ordnance and a military motorcycle also recovered owing to record heat and drought conditions Record-low water levels in the Danube have exposed remnants of Europe’s Nazi past, with dozens…
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Der Spiegel·
Mediterranean: Italian shipping company launches route from Rome to Algeria
An Italian shipping company is heading for a new destination in Algeria. Twice a week the ships from the coast near Rome now go to Annaba. However, the Federal Foreign Office calls for..
Der Spiegel·
Health reform: This is what the reforms mean for your account – taxes, pension, insurance
The German government is putting together a major reform package. With our interactive calculator you find out how all these reforms work together: Do you end up with more or less on the account?
Tagesschau·
More than 200 people rescued from forest fire on Lake Garda
On the popular among holidaymakers Lake Garda in Italy, a forest fire has broken out. Heat and strong wind make the extinguishing work more difficult. The fire brigade primarily tries to protect residential buildings.
Der Spiegel·
Reform policy of the Federal Government: Who wins, who loses Readers report
What the reforms of the Federal Government cost in concrete terms can be seen on the SPIEGEL income calculator. Who wins and who loses? Tell the readers.
BBC Arabic·
Does the Green Shoes return from Everest 30 years after he died
For 30 years, the body of a climber known as the Green Shoes has been lying on Everest's slopes, and now India is trying to pick him up and bring him back to his family, hoping that this will give her some peace.