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Robert Habeck emphasized that his ministry had already examined a longer lifespan for German nuclear power plants before the Russian attack on Ukraine ... Show more

Nuclear power documents: Habeck remains calm despite allegations about nuclear phase-out

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Quick Glance: CDU Official Demands Halt to Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning

A revelation from "Cicero" magazine indicates that the decision for Germany's nuclear phase-out was primarily driven by green anti-nuclear activists, sparking harsh criticism towards Economy Minister Robert Habeck.

The Economy Ministry refutes the "Cicero" portrayal, emphasizing that decisions were based on transparent and open-ended evaluations.

The CDU and FDP criticize Habeck, calling for clarification and a reassessment of the nuclear power plant decommissioning.

Experts and politicians express concerns over potential public misrepresentation and the erosion of trust in the government due to the revelations from the documents.

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Apr 25

At the start of the “Petersberg Climate Dialogue”, the Federal Foreign Minister called for more money to be invested in climate protection ... Show more

Petersberg Climate Dialogue: Baerbock calls for more money for international climate protection

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The economics minister has increased the growth expectations in Germany “moderately to 0.3 percent”. Nevertheless, further reforms are necessary ... Show more

Economy: Habeck expects slightly more growth again - and has new plans

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The trial against former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for sexual offenses must be reopened. The New York State Court of Appeals concluded that the judge ... Show more

Appeal: US court overturns historic verdict against Harvey Weinstein

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Quick Glance: Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 Rape Conviction Overturned

New York's highest court overturned Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction, disappointing those who celebrated historic gains during the #MeToo era.

The ruling was based on legal technicalities and did not exonerate Weinstein's behavior, according to #MeToo advocates.

Weinstein, convicted in Los Angeles for another rape, will face retrial in New York, despite remaining in prison.

The court criticized the admission of uncharged sexual acts as evidence, deeming it an abuse of judicial discretion.

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After Meta's price collapse, US investors are breathing a sigh of relief. The good figures from Google and Microsoft are particularly celebrated. Intel ... Show more

Intel share: Chip manufacturer disappoints with weak forecast

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On Friday, the Bundestag passed a comprehensive package to accelerate and simplify solar expansion. This was preceded by a lively debate which the opposition ... Show more

Solar: What is changing for balcony power plants and solar parks

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Israel wants to gradually carry out its announced ground offensive on the city of Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip. Germany and many other countries warn ... Show more

US military begins construction of sea bridge off Gaza coast

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A hearing has begun at the US Supreme Court regarding former President Donald Trump's immunity from prosecution. He is said to have tried to overturn his ... Show more

Former US President: Trump wants to fight for immunity - Judges send first signals

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The federal government is increasing its pressure on emerging countries with high CO2 emissions. Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced at the Petersberg Climate ... Show more

Petersberg climate dialogue: Scholz supports Baerbock's line on climate financing

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Apr 25

After corruption allegations against his wife, Pedro Sánchez is considering resigning from his position as Spanish Prime Minister ... Show more

Government crisis: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is considering resignation

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Quick Glance: Spain's PM faces pressure over wife's corruption probe

A Madrid court confirmed an investigation against Begoña Gómez for alleged influence peddling and corruption.

Sánchez criticized the complaint as part of a harassment campaign against his wife.

The probe relates to Gómez's ties to companies that received government funding.

The opposition pushed for a statement from her regarding the investigation.

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Apr 25

After a meeting with his Turkish counterpart Erdogan, the Federal President also commented on the Middle East war. “We want and must prevent the war from ... Show more

Israel and Hezbollah engage in heavy fighting

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Apr 25

The shares of the US company Meta fell significantly at the start of trading. Markus Koch explained that the announcement by the Facebook parent company that ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock markets fall after economic data - Meta share crashes

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Apr 25

Several former Trump confidants have to answer in court in the US state of Arizona for possible election manipulation, including Trump's former lawyer Rudy ... Show more

Election fraud: Former Trump confidants face charges in Arizona

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Apr 25

More and more students from US universities are taking part in pro-Palestinian protests. There were several arrests at the University of Los Angeles ... Show more

Israel and Hezbollah engage in heavy fighting

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Apr 25

The Tiktok boss has defended himself against the allegations made against his company. Tiktok has the facts and the constitution on its side, said Shou Zi Chew ... Show more

Tech regulation: Tiktok averts EU fine for now - USA sets ultimatum

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Apr 25

In Russia, a deputy defense minister had to appear in a Moscow court the day after his arrest. Timur Imanov is accused of accepting bribes on a “particularly ... Show more

Ukraine War - The situation: Zelensky thanks USA for billions in aid

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Apr 24

Tesla boss Elon Musk has announced new car models that are to be more affordable than previous models. Production is set to start between the end of 2024 and ... Show more

E-mobility: Tesla profits slump - Musk promises new models

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Quick Glance: Tesla: Prices Reduced in Germany - Musk's Strategies

Tesla lowers prices in Germany to increase inventory and sales.

Elon Musk addresses price complaints and emphasizes the need for flexible pricing.

Buyers of Tesla vehicles during expensive phases may face depreciation.

Tesla implements additional measures to boost sales, such as price cuts in the USA and adjustments in the Supercharger network.

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Apr 23

The Federal Minister of the Interior has called for clarification in connection with the arrest of an employee of EU AfD top candidate Maximilian Krah ... Show more

Spying for China?: Employee of AfD top candidate Krah arrested

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Quick Glance: Investigation of Possible Payments from China and Russia to Maximilian Krah

The General Prosecutor's Office in Dresden has officially initiated investigations against Maximilian Krah due to potential financial flows from Russian and Chinese sources.

The AfD lead candidate for the European Parliament elections, Maximilian Krah, is the subject of two preliminary investigations at the General Prosecutor's Office in Dresden.

Towards the end of last year, Krah was questioned by the FBI about possible payments from Kremlin-related sources, allegedly carrying a four-digit sum of money at that time.

On Monday evening, German authorities arrested Jian G., a close associate of Krah, who is suspected of spying for the Chinese intelligence service in Germany.

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Apr 22

The Federal Foreign Minister welcomed the approval of the US aid package worth billions. The EU will also discuss expanding support for Ukraine ... Show more

Baerbock: US aid to Ukraine secures European peace order

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Apr 24

The German government has decided to increase pensions by 4.57% as of July 1. This is the third year in a row that the adjustment has been above four percent - ... Show more

Pension increase: pensioners to receive 4.57 percent more money

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Apr 24

The US Senate's release of military aid to Ukraine does not relieve Europe of its responsibility to support the country, emphasized German Chancellor Olaf ... Show more

Ukraine war: Scholz remains No to Taurus - despite new US aid

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Quick Glance: Scholz Reaffirms Taurus Rejection Despite US Aid

Ukraine seeks Taurus missiles from Germany, but Chancellor Scholz reiterates rejection. Discussions are ongoing about alternative weapons for defense against Russia.

Despite US aid to Ukraine with ATACMS missiles, Scholz maintains his refusal of Taurus. Germany and the UK emphasize their role as key weapons suppliers to Ukraine.

The US Congress approved $61 billion in Ukraine aid, potentially enabling the delivery of ATACMS missiles with a range of 300 km. Discussions are underway about new types of weapons.

Germany and the UK are jointly planning the development of a remote-controlled howitzer for ground operations. Scholz sticks to his rejection of Taurus delivery despite the US decision.

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Apr 24

After months of discussions, the US Congress approved $61 billion in funding for Ukraine on Wednesday. Israel and Taiwan should also receive financial aid ... Show more

USA: US Senate passes Ukraine aid and anti-Tiktok law

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Apr 23

The asylum law initiated by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was passed by Parliament on Monday. Asylum seekers who enter Great Britain illegally will in ... Show more

Migration: British Parliament approves controversial law on deportations to Rwanda

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Quick Glance: British Law on Deportation of Asylum Seekers to Rwanda

The new British deportation law aims to curb illegal migration and secure the reelection of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

However, experts doubt the effectiveness of the law in stopping illegal migration to the UK.

Rishi Sunak is under significant pressure due to political challenges in the election year, including inflation and healthcare issues.

The Rwanda law intends to deport migrants without valid papers to Rwanda, although the efficacy of the law is being questioned.

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Apr 23

The Federal Constitutional Court has been hearing the traffic light government's plan since Tuesday. The CDU/CSU, among others ... Show more

Federal Constitutional Court: Union reiterates criticism of electoral law reform

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Apr 23

During his trip to Turkey, the German President visited a historic train station with Istanbul's mayor. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators welcomed him there with ... Show more

Relations with Ankara: Federal President Steinmeier travels to Turkey

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Quick Glance: Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Turkey: Political Meeting in Istanbul

Frank-Walter Steinmeier acknowledges the contributions of guest workers in Istanbul.

Steinmeier emphasizes the importance of the relationship between Germany and Turkey.

The President sends political signals by meeting with the Mayor of Istanbul.

Steinmeier plans critical discussions with Turkish President Erdogan.

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Apr 19

The Chancellor has appealed to NATO countries to provide Ukraine with additional Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems. “I took the opportunity to promote this ... Show more

Russian bomber crashes - Ukraine speaks of shooting down

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Quick Glance: Russia Strikes Chernihiv: 18 Dead, Ukraine Appeals for Air Defense

At least 18 people were killed and over 60 wounded in Chernihiv due to Russian missile strikes. Ukrainian officials emphasized that the attack could have been prevented with adequate air defense systems.

Russia launched three Iskander cruise missiles at the city, located near the Russian border and previously encircled by Russian troops.

Ukraine currently has three Patriot air defense systems but requires 26 for full coverage. Following appeals for more systems, Germany pledged to send an additional one.

A $60 billion aid package for Ukraine is stalled in the US Congress, allowing Russia to exploit ammunition and air defense shortages and gain ground in the east.

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Apr 23

Russia injured nine people, including four children, in a drone strike on the port city of Odessa, the Ukrainian military reported on Tuesday. In addition ... Show more

Chechen ruler Kadyrov seriously ill according to media report

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Apr 23

iPhone sales in China fell 19 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, according to Bloomberg. This is the worst quarter since 2022 ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock markets open in positive territory thanks to strong quarterly figures

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Apr 23

The Federal Chancellor has spoken out in favor of an overhaul of the European Union's financial and banking sector. "We need better framework conditions for ... Show more

Banking Day: Scholz thanks banks and promises important reforms in the EU

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Apr 23

In the criminal trial against former US President Donald Trump, his defense rejected all 34 charges. If convicted of falsifying documents ... Show more

Hush money trial: Trump orchestrated criminal plot, prosecutors say

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Apr 22

On Monday, the FDP passed a resolution paper to “accelerate the economic turnaround”. The concept envisages, among other things ... Show more

FDP: Citizens' benefit cut and pension at 63: Traffic light disputes over FDP concept

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Apr 19

The Federal Foreign Minister announced further sanctions against the Iranian regime at the G7 meeting in Italy. Annalena Baerbock emphasized that everything ... Show more

Israel-Iran conflict: Even the powerful G7 countries despair of Netanyahu

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Apr 22

The Chancellor visited the world's largest industrial exhibition in the Lower Saxony state capital on Monday. “I am very impressed by how artificial ... Show more

Hannover Messe opens: How AI is revolutionizing the industry

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Apr 22

Measured by market capitalization, 43 percent of the stocks in the S&P 500 are publishing their numbers this week. The performance of the big tech stocks will ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock markets are up - Tesla shares lose

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Apr 22

The director of Israel's military intelligence service, Aharon Haliva, has resigned. Shortly after the Hamas attack in October ... Show more

Israeli military intelligence chief resigns

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Apr 22

The German stock index started the new week with a slight increase. “The de-escalation in the Middle East naturally calms and stabilizes the financial markets ... Show more

Dax current: Dax with slight gains - Company figures are in focus

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Apr 22

The director of the EU climate change service Copernicus has warned of the consequences of the enormous heat in Europe. “Hundreds of thousands of people were ... Show more

Real estate and climate: 4 risks that can make your home purchase expensive

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Apr 19

According to state media, Iran repelled a suspected Israeli air strike in the center of the country on Friday night. Nuclear facilities were not damaged by the ... Show more

Middle East: Explosions in Iran - US media reports attack by Israel

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Apr 19

The United States has vetoed the recognition of a Palestinian state in the UN Security Council. The US ambassador emphasized that a two-state solution could ... Show more

Lufthansa suspends flights to Tel Aviv and Erbil until Saturday morning

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Apr 19

According to US media reports, the Israeli military attacked Iran with missiles on Thursday night. According to state media reports ... Show more

Middle East: Federal Foreign Minister Baerbock leaves Israel empty-handed

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Apr 19

Fears of an expansion of the conflict between Iran and Israel are causing the Dax to slide into the red. “If things really escalate further ... Show more

Dax currently: Dax closes in the red - Losses limited after Iran attack

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Apr 19

The jury for the hush money trial against former US President Donald Trump has been set. The search had been difficult because many jurors said they were ... Show more

Court: From hush money to forgery - Donald Trump's criminal trial has begun

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Apr 19

Negative comments are weighing on the shares of the US electric car maker Tesla. Deutsche Bank has downgraded the paper - and the price target was ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock markets close slightly in the red - Interest rate uncertainty burdens

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Apr 18

The trial against Thuringia's AfD leader began on Thursday in the regional court in Halle. Björn Höcke is accused of using a banned SA slogan ... Show more

Björn Höcke: Thuringia's AfD leader in court because of a banned slogan

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Quick Glance: Charges Against Höcke: What Awaits Him?

The trial against AfD leader Höcke revolves around the use of a banned SA slogan.

Höcke is accused of using symbols of unconstitutional organizations.

He denies understanding the significance of the 'Alles für Deutschland!' slogan.

A conviction could impact the ongoing state election campaign in Thuringia.

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Apr 18

At the G7 meeting in Italy, the Foreign Minister spoke out in favor of greater support for Ukraine in air defense. “We are experiencing dramatically that the ... Show more

Ukraine War: Robert Habeck visits Ukraine

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Apr 17

Following the Iranian attack on Israel, the German Foreign Minister flew to Tel Aviv for talks. There, Annalena Baerbock appealed to the actors in the Middle ... Show more

Middle East: Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock leaves Israel empty-handed

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Apr 15

The US electric car manufacturer Tesla wants to cut 14,000 jobs worldwide. Tesla boss Elon Musk has announced the massive job cuts in an internal memo ... Show more

Tesla: Elon Musk wants to lay off more than ten percent of employees

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Apr 16

Following Iran's attack on Israel, the Federal Foreign Minister has set off on a visit to Israel. "We will discuss how a further escalation ... Show more

Baerbock travels to Israel in the course of the day

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Quick Glance: Israel artist calls for Gaza ceasefire

The representative of Israel at the international art fair is calling for an immediate ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza.

Ruth Patir’s video installation called (M)otherland was scheduled to open on Saturday at Israel’s national pavilion at the international art show but will remain closed for now.

Patir stated on her website that the artist and curators are showing solidarity with the families of the hostages and the large community in Israel calling for change, rather than canceling themselves or the exhibition.

It is believed that there are still individuals in Gaza, including 129 captives taken during the attacks led by Hamas on Israel on October 7, with 34 of them presumed dead.

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Apr 18

Two German-Russian nationals were arrested in Bavaria. They are “strongly suspected of having worked for a foreign secret service in a particularly serious ... Show more

Espionage: Suspected agents with ties to Russia arrested in Bavaria

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Quick Glance: Bavaria: Arrests for Alleged Espionage and Sabotage

In Bavaria, two suspected spies with ties to Russia were arrested. They had been scouting potential targets, including US military facilities.

One of the detainees planned arson and explosives attacks on military infrastructure in Germany. Authorities searched their homes and workplaces.

A warrant was issued for suspected membership in a terrorist organization. The arrests are considered a significant breakthrough in combating the Russian espionage network.

Federal Justice Minister Marco Buschmann emphasized the need for a resolute response to the threat posed by the Russian power apparatus.

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Apr 18

Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic's conservative HDZ party won 60 of 151 seats in the Croatian parliamentary elections, according to official figures ... Show more

Elections: Conservatives win parliamentary election in Croatia

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Apr 18

More than 1,000 federal police officers, public prosecutors and tax investigators carried out a major raid on Wednesday targeting an international smuggling ... Show more

Crime: Major raid in eight federal states against smugglers - ten arrest warrants executed

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Apr 18

In Greece, thousands of people gathered in front of the parliament in the capital Athens on Wednesday to demonstrate for higher wages ... Show more

Protests: General strike paralyzes Greece

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Apr 18

The state and EU heads of government have decided on new sanctions against the Islamic Republic. The focus is on companies that are needed for the production ... Show more

Defense against Iranian attack cost more than a billion dollars

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Apr 17

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has discussed bilateral economic relations with high-ranking Chinese government representatives ... Show more

China trip: Xi warns Scholz against protectionism and names conditions for a Ukraine summit

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Quick Glance: Scholz Organizes Crisis Diplomacy in China

Scholz condemns Iran's attacks on Israel and plans crisis communication with G7 partners.

China trip focusing on economy and geopolitical role, despite dilemma in relations.

Business delegation accompanies Scholz, de-risking in other countries, export wave heading towards Germany.

Scholz aims to influence China regarding Ukraine conflict and Iran crisis, despite existing dependencies.

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Apr 17

According to the authorities, at least 13 people have been killed in a rocket attack in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv ... Show more

Selenski bemoans acute shortage of ammunition for artillery and air defense

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Apr 17

The quarterly figures published by some US companies on Tuesday largely fell short of market expectations. The airline United Airlines is an exception ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock exchanges open in positive territory thanks to strong corporate balance sheets

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Apr 17

Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic's conservative HDZ party is in danger of losing its majority in the Croatian parliament to the social democratic SDP led by ... Show more

Croatia: Court bans Croatian head of state's candidacy for parliament

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Apr 16

In Copenhagen, the Old Stock Exchange building went up in flames. According to the emergency services, the fire ate its way into the tower of the historic ... Show more

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Quick Glance: Devastating Fire Strikes Copenhagen's Old Stock Exchange

A blaze engulfed Copenhagen’s historic former stock exchange in Denmark’s capital on Tuesday, with the spire being consumed by flames and collapsing.

The fire spread across multiple floors of the monument, leading to the collapse of its roof, as reported by local fire department chief Jakob Vedsted Andersen.

The tower, standing at 184 feet, featured a distinctive design resembling four intertwined dragons’ tails, symbolizing protection against enemies and fire, as indicated by tourism websites.

Deputy Prime Minister Troels Lund Poulsen referred to the incident as Denmark’s unique moment akin to Notre Dame, alluding to the 2019 fire in the roof of the Parisian landmark.

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Apr 16

One question on Wall Street's mind: How will Israel respond to Iran's attack? The reporting season is off to a satisfactory start with solid figures from ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: US stock markets start little changed thanks to strong bank balance sheets

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Apr 16

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Pakistan and Bahrain. Dozens of people were killed. The Pakistani head of government promised help to those affected.

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Apr 16

The criminal trial against Donald Trump in connection with hush money payments to a porn actress has begun. The Republican presidential candidate continues to ... Show more

Court: From hush money to forgery - Donald Trump's criminal trial has begun

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Apr 12

The German Foreign Minister has warned against an escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel. "Really no one can have any interest in a conflagration ... Show more

Israel: Conflict with Iran: "Whoever attacks us, we attack them"

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Apr 15

North Korea celebrated the 112th birthday of its founder Kim Il Sung on Sunday. In images broadcast on state television, North Korean students were seen ... Show more

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The Bundestag passed the Self-Determination Act on Friday. Politicians from the traffic light coalition welcomed the decision. In future ... Show more

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The Iranian attack on Israel did not initially impress Dax investors at the start of the week. The stock markets had already begun to price in the risk of an ... Show more

Dax current: Dax is in the plus despite concerns about Middle East escalation

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Apr 15

On the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, at least 18 people were killed by a landslide and mudslides following heavy rainfall on Sunday ... Show more

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Apr 15

At a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, Antonio Guterres condemned Iran's drone and missile attack on Israel ... Show more

Baerbock wants to extend sanctions against Iran

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Apr 10

On Wednesday, the federal government approved a key points paper for the reconstruction of Ukraine by Development Minister Schulze ... Show more

Ukraine wants to take criminals into the army

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Apr 14

Iran attacked Israel with drones and missiles on Sunday night. The spokesman for the Israeli military described Iran's actions as "very serious" ... Show more

Middle East: Iran attacks Israel with drones and missiles

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Apr 12

The Vietnamese real estate entrepreneur Truong My Lan has been sentenced to death in her home country for serious fraud. Lan was accused of having obtained the ... Show more

Truong My Lan: Entrepreneur sentenced to death in Vietnam for financial fraud

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Quick Glance: Death Sentence for Real Estate Tycoon in Vietnam's Largest Fraud Case

Truong My Lan, a prominent businesswoman and real estate tycoon, was sentenced to death in Vietnam's largest financial fraud case, marking a shocking development in the country's escalating anti-corruption campaign.

Born in 1956, Lan founded the Van Thinh Phat company with her family in 1992, which grew to become one of Vietnam's richest real estate firms linked to some of Ho Chi Minh's most valuable properties.

She was accused of using the bank as her cash cow, illegally controlling it between 2012 and 2022, and using thousands of 'ghost companies' in Vietnam and abroad to give loans to herself and her allies.

Her arrest in October 2022 falls within a period of increased anti-corruption efforts in Vietnam ramping up since 2022, impacting the country's economic outlook and unsettling foreign investors.

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Apr 12

The ECB President announced on Thursday that she would leave interest rates unchanged for the time being. "The incoming information has largely confirmed our ... Show more

Monetary policy: ECB leaves little doubt about interest rate cut in June

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Apr 12

Chinese economic data for March is causing headwinds on Wall Street. Global exports fell by 7.5 percent compared to the same month last year ... Show more

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq: Disappointing bank balance sheets depress Wall Street

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Apr 09

The Federal Minister of the Interior presented the police crime statistics on Tuesday. In 2023, 5.9 million crimes were recorded nationwide, said Nancy Faeser ... Show more

Crime statistics: number of crimes on the rise - especially many violent crimes

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Apr 12

Hundreds of people gathered again in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Thursday to protest against the policies of their Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ... Show more

Israel reports first aid delivery via new crossing to northern Gaza

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Apr 12

In a conversation with Belarus' ruler Alexander Lukashenko, the Russian president justified the shelling of Ukrainian energy infrastructure ... Show more

International Atomic Energy Agency warns of nuclear accident

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Apr 12

Tensions between Iran and Israel continue to escalate. In view of a possible attack by Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that his ... Show more

Report: Iran wants to avoid escalation in retaliation against Israel

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Apr 11

Several family members of Hamas foreign chief Haniyeh were killed in an Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip. The attack on his sons will not make Hamas change ... Show more

Sons of Hamas leader Hanija killed in Israeli attack

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Apr 11

The US may forgo further prosecution of Julian Assange. In February, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese supported a motion calling for the Wikileaks ... Show more

WikiLeaks: Biden may refrain from further prosecution of Assange

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Quick Glance: Contemplating Prosecution Cessation for Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange

President Joe Biden is contemplating Australia's request to cease the long-standing U.S. effort to prosecute Wikileaks founder Julian Assange for revealing American classified documents.

There is a disparity in the treatment of Assange and Manning, with Obama shortening Manning's sentence while Assange remains under indictment. Supporters of Assange argue he is a journalist protected by the First Amendment who exposed U.S. military misconduct in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Apr 11

The European Parliament has passed the controversial reform of the common asylum system Geas. This paves the way for stricter controls at the EU's external ... Show more

EU Parliament votes in favor of asylum reform - the most important questions and answers

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Apr 11

Russia attacked critical infrastructure targets in five Ukrainian regions on Thursday night. In view of similar attacks, the government in Moscow had declared ... Show more

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