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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Baden-Württemberg's Constitutional Court to Decide on FDP's Rejected Electoral Reform Initiative

The Baden-Württemberg Ministry of the Interior rejected a FDP popular initiative to reduce the state parliament's constituencies from 70 to 38, citing the proposal's unconstitutionality due to disproportionately weighting proportional representation over direct mandates; the Constitutional Court wil...

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Volkswagen Faces Potential Strikes Amidst Wage Cut and Plant Closure Threats

Volkswagen faces potential widespread strikes affecting over 120,000 employees due to a proposed 10% wage cut and potential plant closures after rejecting a union proposal for a €1.5 billion cost-saving plan; negotiations continue on December 9th.

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48% Bias Score

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Hamburg CDU Proposes Private Investment for Major Infrastructure Projects

The Hamburg CDU proposes using private investors to fund major infrastructure projects like the Köhlbrandbrücke bridge, offering them shares of truck toll revenue or state payments in exchange for capital, aiming to accelerate construction and improve Hamburg's logistics standing.

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Mixed Start to German Christmas Retail Season

German retailers experienced a mixed start to the Christmas season in the week before Advent, with larger stores and city center locations performing better than smaller businesses and those in less central areas; while larger stores and those in city centers reported higher satisfaction, almost two...

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Hamburg to Invest €8.5 Million in Climate Resilience and Public Transport Improvements

Hamburg's red-green coalition will invest €3.5 million to make Harburg train station climate-resilient by 2024, planting trees and adding sun protection, while simultaneously investing €5 million in rail replacement services to deal with ongoing issues with public transportation delays and aiming to...

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Trzaskowski Wins Polish Presidential Nomination Amidst Political Gridlock

Poland's ruling Civic Coalition nominated Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski for president in the May 2025 election, winning 74.75% of the vote against Radoslaw Sikorski; this follows a year of political gridlock with President Andrzej Duda, who has blocked key government initiatives.

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€5,000 Reward Offered in Hamburg Murder Investigation

A 31-year-old businessman with a prior drug conviction was fatally shot on October 20th, 2023, in Hamburg's Neustadt district; a €5,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator, who remains at large.

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UN Plastic Treaty Talks Stall Over Production Cap

The fifth round of UN negotiations on a global plastics treaty ended in Busan, South Korea, without an agreement on a cap on plastic production, primarily due to opposition from oil-producing nations; talks will continue next year.

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German Businesses Lag in AI Adoption, Facing a Decade-Long Competitive Disadvantage

A Cisco study reveals that only 6% of German companies are well-prepared for AI, lagging behind European counterparts due to insufficient infrastructure and skilled workforce, despite 98% recognizing AI's growing importance.

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Weak Start to Christmas Sales in Baden-Württemberg

A survey of nearly 200 retailers in Baden-Württemberg reveals a 20% drop in sales during the first Advent weekend compared to last year, attributed to continued consumer restraint despite a slight easing of inflation. Retailers remain optimistic, expecting a surge in sales closer to Christmas.

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French Actor Niels Arestrup Dies at 75

French actor Niels Arestrup, renowned for his roles in "A Prophet" and "Diplomacy," died at 75 after a battle with illness, leaving a significant mark on French and international cinema.

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Haldenwang Wins Contested CDU Nomination in Wuppertal I

Thomas Haldenwang, former BfV president, secured the CDU nomination for the Wuppertal I constituency in the upcoming Bundestag election, defeating Derya Altunok with 72% of the vote after a contentious nomination process; he now faces a challenging race against incumbent SPD candidate Helge Lindh.

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