Domain: welt.de

German national daily newspaper

Die Welt is a German national daily newspaper, published as a broadsheet by Axel Springer SE. Die Welt is the flagship newspaper of the Axel Springer publishing group, and considered a newspaper of record in Germany. Its leading competitors are the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Frankfurter Rundschau. The modern paper takes a self-described "liberal cosmopolitan" position in editing, but it is generally considered to be conservative.

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German Airport Strikes Cause Widespread Flight Cancellations

Due to strikes by public service and air security employees, impacting 13 German airports, flight operations at Stuttgart and Baden-Baden airports were severely disrupted on Monday, causing massive flight cancellations, including 16 of 17 planned departures from Baden-Baden and numerous cancellation...

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Union"-"SPD" Agreement Clears Path for Coalition Talks, but Challenges Remain

Union" and "SPD" reached a preliminary agreement in exploratory talks, resolving key financial and migration issues, paving the way for coalition negotiations, but the Greens' support remains crucial before March 25th for constitutional amendments, while other issues remain unresolved.

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NRW's Solidarity with Israel Amidst Rising Antisemitism

North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is hosting an Israeli cultural event and celebrating Israel's Independence Day, despite rising antisemitism and security concerns following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, showcasing a strong but potentially divisive stance of solidarity with Israel.

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Mannheim Car Attack Prompts Baden-Württemberg to Consider Risk-Assessment Program

A mentally disturbed man in Mannheim, Germany, killed two people and injured several others in a car attack; Baden-Württemberg is now considering adopting North Rhine-Westphalia's 'Periskop' program, which aims to identify potentially dangerous individuals with mental health issues to prevent future...

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Leipzig Draws, Rose's Future Uncertain

RB Leipzig's 0-0 draw against SC Freiburg leaves coach Marco Rose's future uncertain despite assurances from the club; the match marked the 22-year-old Freiburg goalkeeper Noah Atubolu's new club record of 576 minutes without conceding a goal, while Leipzig's attacking struggles continue.

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Syria unrest: Hundreds dead in clashes between security forces and Assad loyalists

Clashes between Syrian security forces and Assad loyalists resulted in at least 237 deaths, including over 160 civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, marking the worst unrest since Assad's ouster three months ago.

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Louvre Museum Hosts Unprecedented Haute-Couture Exhibition

The Louvre Museum in Paris hosted a high-profile fashion exhibition, "Louvre Couture," showcasing 100 haute-couture pieces alongside its historical collection until July 21st, marking an unprecedented event and showcasing the intersection of fashion and art.

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Record Postal Complaints in Germany Highlight Systemic Service Issues

In 2024, Germany saw a record 44,406 complaints to the Federal Network Agency regarding postal service failures, a 7% rise from 2023, mainly targeting DHL due to staff shortages and organizational issues; this prompted 27 targeted investigations, highlighting systemic service unreliability despite r...

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Payback's Customer Base Surges with Edeka and Sparkassen Partnerships

Payback, Germany's largest loyalty program, gained 2 million customers after Edeka joined in January 2024, reaching 33 million; Sparkassen will join this year, further expanding its reach and leveraging 47 million existing cards; customers are increasingly seeking discounts amidst economic downturn.

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Seehofer Accuses Union of Breaking Promise on Debt

Former German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer accuses the Union party of breaking its promise on fiscal responsibility due to a planned massive debt package, criticizing the coalition's plans as contradicting pre-election pledges and risking economic stability and inflation.

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The Vanishing Parisian Concierge: A Social and Economic Shift

The story of Madame Emoura, a Parisian concierge who retired in the late 1990s, illustrates the decline of this traditional role due to modernization, changing labor laws, and cost-cutting measures. Her replacement by a cleaning company reflects broader societal shifts in urban living.

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US Scientists Protest Trump's Research Funding Cuts

Thousands of US scientists protested Trump's research funding cuts and layoffs in Washington, New York, and other cities, highlighting concerns over public health and future space exploration, with the government simultaneously cutting funding for Columbia University.

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