Demand is falling: Germany produces less electricity - renewables set a record:

"A Taurus attack by Ukraine on Russia would make Germany a party to the war."— Russian Foreign Ministry warns of the consequences of an attack with Taurus cruise missiles on Russian targets.

"The primary goal remains that we make Germany and Europe strong and that we also have the financial means for that."— SPD leader Lars Klingbeil stated this in an interview with the Funke media group.

Basically, it says nothing less than 'No training place for Jews.'— Lorenz Blumenthaler from the Amadeu Antonio Foundation commenting on the dehumanizing job advertisement.

"The game changer is classic artillery ammunition. Only with that can Ukraine keep the Russians at a distance."— Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall, on the significance of artillery ammunition in the Ukraine conflict.

"In these cases, there are concrete admission commitments made by Germany in the past."— A spokesperson from the Ministry of the Interior regarding existing admission commitments for Afghans.

If Taurus missiles are used against infrastructure targets in Russia, it will be considered Germany's direct participation in hostilities on the side of the Kyiv regime, with all consequences for Germany that arise from this.— Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, regarding the potential delivery of Taurus cruise missiles from Germany to Ukraine.

"In these cases, there are concrete, legally binding admission promises made by Germany in the past."— A spokesperson from the Federal Ministry of the Interior emphasizes the legal commitments for the Afghans.

"The man with the St. George ribbon represents the state that bears sole responsibility for these war crimes."— Oleksii Makeiev, Ukrainian Ambassador, regarding the participation of the Russian ambassador in a memorial event.

"I am not convinced that Putin will respond positively to weakness and peace offerings; he must eventually recognize the hopelessness of this war - for that, we must help Ukraine."— Friedrich Merz, likely future Chancellor, in the ARD program "Caren Miosga".

"Whoever normalizes the AfD does not destroy the AfD, but the CDU."— Florian Schroeder in his column about the implications of Jens Spahn's approach to the AfD.

I always thought everyone was against war. Until I found out that there are those who are for it – especially those who don’t have to go in, who are not at the front.— Erich Maria Remarque, reflecting on the double standards in the discussion about war.