Domain: taz.de

German daily newspaper

Die Tageszeitung, stylized as die tageszeitung and commonly referred to as taz, is a German daily newspaper. It is run as a cooperative – it is administered by its employees and a co-operative of shareholders who invest in a free independent press, rather than to depend on advertising and paywalls.

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New Pope Leo XIV Elected in Surprise Papal Conclave

In Rome, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected as Pope Leo XIV on the second day of the conclave, succeeding Pope Francis; approximately 150,000 people celebrated in St. Peter's Square.

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Mali's Military Government Bans All Political Parties Indefinitely

Mali's military government banned all political parties and political activities indefinitely, citing national security concerns, following a 'consultation' that recommended extending the military ruler's term and ignoring calls for elections; this follows the April 30th revocation of the 2005 party...

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German Court Suspends AfD's Far-Right Extremist Classification

The German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) temporarily suspended its public classification of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) as a far-right extremist organization following a court injunction, pending a decision on the AfD's lawsuit. The AfD had been classified as a su...

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Bundeswehr's Nazi Past Resurfaces Amidst Traditions Decree Amendment

The German Bundeswehr's post-WWII integration of former Wehrmacht soldiers led to barracks being named after Nazi figures, reflecting a slow shift in perspective; the 1985 declaration of May 8th as "Liberation Day" sparked controversy, revealing deep divisions, and a recent undisclosed amendment to ...

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Ukraine Ratifies US Resource Agreement, Granting Preferential Access to Natural Resources

Ukraine's parliament swiftly ratified a US resource agreement creating a joint reconstruction fund with preferential access to Ukrainian natural resources, despite opposition concerns and the absence of security guarantees.

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Ukrainian Survivor Recounts WWII Ordeal, Finding Refuge in Germany

Switlana Petrowskaja, a 90-year-old Ukrainian woman, recounts her family's harrowing escape from Nazi-occupied Kyiv in 1941, their subsequent flight to Russia and ultimately finding asylum in Germany in 2022, emphasizing the cyclical nature of conflict and the enduring trauma of war.

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India-Pakistan Conflict Escalates After Cross-Border Attacks

Following a deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir claimed by the Resistance Front, India launched Operation Sindoor, targeting infrastructure in Pakistan, leading to retaliatory actions and a significant escalation of the India-Pakistan conflict, resulting in casualties and cross-border attacks.

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BfV Temporarily Suspends AfD's 'Right-Wing Extremist' Label

Germany's domestic intelligence agency temporarily suspended its classification of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as "securely right-wing extremist" on Thursday, pending a court decision on an injunction filed by the AfD, effectively reversing a recent designation and returning the situatio...

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German Chancellorship Vote Highlights Shift Away from Strict Party Discipline

The first ballot in Germany's Chancellorship election failed to elect Friedrich Merz, sparking media comparisons to the Weimar Republic, but highlighting the independent nature of parliamentary voting and a potential shift away from strict party discipline.

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German Teacher Unions Demand Action Against AfD Members in Public Service

German teacher unions are demanding action against AfD members in public service following an intelligence assessment labeling the party as 'securely right-wing extremist.' While there are discussions about stricter vetting, implementing any changes faces legal and logistical hurdles, as evidenced b...

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India-Pakistan Conflict Escalates with "Operation Sindoor" Attacks

On Wednesday, India launched "Operation Sindoor", attacking nine sites within Pakistan, citing the targeting of terrorist infrastructure; the action prompted retaliatory responses from Pakistan, resulting in reported casualties and airspace closures, drawing international concern.

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Former Prisoner of War Critiques Both Russia's Brutality and Ukraine's Military

Stanislav Assejew, a former prisoner in a Donbas separatist prison and recent Ukrainian soldier, founded the Justice Initiative Fund to document Russian war crimes, criticizing both Russia's systematic brutality and Ukraine's military structure, advocating for reforms to improve infantry recruitment...

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