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News summary covering German politics, the Gaza conflict, US elections, an obituary, and the aftermath of devastating floods in Spain.

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Who passed away recently, and what was their profession?: Jürgen Becker, a renowned German writer, lyricist, and radio playwright, passed away at 92 in Cologne. He belonged to a generation that maintained distance from their time.
What proposal is SPD leader Mützenich making regarding the election date?: SPD parliamentary leader Mützenich is open to a deal with the Union on the election date, but wants agreements on joint projects like child benefit, the Deutschlandticket, and industrial relief.
What is the reported death toll and impact of the latest Israeli attack in Gaza?: An Israeli attack on a refugee camp in Gaza killed dozens, with reports indicating many were children. Israeli NGOs fear the government is implementing a plan to displace or starve civilians in northern Gaza.
What historical event is the article comparing the current German political situation to?: The end of the German traffic light coalition shows similarities to the 1982 social-liberal coalition breakup, but also key differences, according to an article.
What was the outcome of the recent US election regarding Donald Trump and the swing states?: Donald Trump won all seven swing states in a recent election, exceeding the number of electoral votes needed to defeat Kamala Harris.

Jan 22, 13:11

Record Wind Turbine Approvals in Germany Face Political Headwinds

Germany approved a record 2,400 onshore wind turbines in 2024, adding 14 gigawatts of capacity—a significant step towards renewable energy goals, but facing political opposition from parties like the AfD, who advocate for fossil fuels and nuclear power.

Jan 22, 07:07

Trump's Election Strains German-American Relations

Following Donald Trump's election, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz offered congratulations but stayed away from the inauguration, highlighting the strained relations stemming from Trump's threats to end climate protection, impose tariffs, and pursue an assertive foreign policy; Germany's political landscape shows divisions in response, with the far-right AfD welcoming Trump's election.

Jan 21, 13:09

Election Volunteers Attacked in Saxony

In Saxony, Germany, multiple attacks against election volunteers, mainly targeting the Left party, occurred during the federal election campaign, including death threats, assaults, and vandalism; police investigations are underway.

Jan 21, 19:10

Scholz Town Hall: Staged Dialogue or Genuine Engagement?

At a seemingly staged town hall in Frankfurt, Chancellor Scholz addressed questions from a largely SPD-affiliated audience on topics ranging from Long Covid and Ukraine aid to school funding and the AfD, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and peaceful border maintenance.