0 Naidoo's delusion So there he is again, standing in front of the Chancellery. Not as a singer, not as a reformed returnee, not as someone who has truly come to terms with his own misguided... more
0 What wasn't broadcast on Sunday evening While in Germany the "Tatort" is on and viewers are glued to the television as pistols are drawn and people are hit by those shots, real violence is escalating once again in... more
0 B-FE-2811 The Audi A8 50 TDI with the left-wing faction was a more compelling setup than the 100 CS quattro that drove up a Finnish ski jump in the '86 commercial. But above all, it... more
0 Germany's penchant for nonsense: How meaningless work makes us sick Last May, Friedrich Merz called for more work. His Minister of Economic Affairs followed suit in July, and Holger Schäfer from the Institute of Science echoed this sentiment... more
0 Imperialism triumphs, democracy loses We've become accustomed to it by now. Whoever shouts the loudest and finds enough like-minded people prevails. One of the most alarming developments of recent years is that,... more
0 Who is the enemy of democracy here? Censorship fetish fantasies and clearly defined enemy images only partially fit together--at least if one interprets Daniel Günther's statements as various journalists'... more
0 Only those who change remain true to themselves. Reorganizing the German states? An idea so absurd it's brilliant. Only those who change remain true to themselves. By Alexander Kira more
0 Blood and oil In just one week, you out there at your devices will be asked to believe the following: In Venezuela, the leader must be overthrown because he is a dictator, while in... more
0 The sleeping giant awakens For half a century, Iran has remained in a state of suspended animation. Led--or more accurately, firmly controlled--by a power-hungry elite of aging mullahs, revolutionary... more