The German opposition party, the AfD, made history on Sunday: for the first time, it achieved almost 44 percent of the vote in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, becoming by far the strongest political party; it narrowly missed an absolute majority.
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Climate Propaganda Tanks: Two-thirds Are Disbelievers
The climate change narrative is losing its grip in Germany, once home of the most ardent believers.
Garbage Landslide Engulfs Homes in African City, Killing Scores
The disaster was foreseeable and 50 years in the making. Sections of the landfill had collapsed before, including a 2017 incident that killed at least 8–10 people under similar rainy conditions.
Berlin Ditches German Opera for Afrofuturism
The Deutsche Oper in Berlin may still bear that name – but opera is a thing of the past.
With Nordenskiöld Through the Northeast Passage
In April, 1880, Stockholm's streets were filled with people cheering when a three-masted ship sailed into the harbour.
Will Coalition of Ukraine Supporters Crumble without Macron?
ParisMore than four and a half years after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the coalition of the "willing" is showing cracks.
Kiev Loses Access to the Sea
Following a series of Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory, the military situation on the front has fundamentally changed in recent weeks – but not as portrayed in the Western mainstream media.
From Gaza to South Lebanon: The War That Makes Way for Eretz Israel – the Final Solution
Since the latest Israeli ground offensive in Lebanon began in March, the Israeli army has methodically demolished homes, villages and entire cities in the southern parts of the country, while Israeli soldiers are pushing the population north.