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Donald Trump is planning mass deportations of immigrants – and will also involve the armed forces. His explanation is concise but unambiguous.
The chancellor is in Rio, and at home the K question is coming to a head. Ukraine has been defending itself against Russia's invaders for 1000 days. And Trump could escape punishment in the hush money trial. This is the situation on Tuesday morning.
What to do in the event of natural disasters, cyber attacks or war? Several Nordic countries have produced a brochure for times of crisis.
Elon Musk wants to reach Mars with his "Starship" spacecraft. At the next test launch of the giant rocket, there will also be a prominent spectator. But not everything goes as planned.
Despite criticism from the opposition and his own coalition, Chancellor Scholz insists on his no to Taurus deliveries to Ukraine. Now he is receiving applause from an unexpected source. He probably doesn't like that.
Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau were on their way to pose for a group photo with other participants of the G20 summit. When the US president and Canada's prime minister arrived, however, the others were already ready.
Sean Duffy is currently hosting a show on Fox Business, and soon he will start a new job: As Secretary of Transportation of the United States, he is supposed to usher in "a golden era of travel," explains Donald Trump.
In Kyiv, there is apparently a discussion about whether Ukraine should develop its own nuclear weapon – out of concern that Donald Trump will stop military aid. Politically, the step would be unacceptable, but technically conceivable in parts.
Who will be the SPD's candidate for chancellor? In a routine telephone call, the party leadership could have said something - but it did not. And Scholz and Pistorius? Answer direct questions sibylline.
The situation in Haiti is getting increasingly out of control: According to the media, there have been cases of vigilante justice against criminals in Port-au-Prince. MSF is suspending its work on the ground for the time being.
In the SPD, all eyes are currently on Olaf Scholz and Boris Pistorius: Which of the two will be chancellor candidate? The two who matter have no interest in Scholz's withdrawal.
In a drastic change of course, the outgoing US president allows Ukraine to use long-range weapons on Russian territory. The decision puts the German chancellor in an awkward position.
Only a fraction of students in Germany feel comfortable at school, a new study shows. What this has to do with teaching and the behavior of teachers.
As head of the investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick survived the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 on the World Trade Center, 658 of his employees died. In the future, he is to serve Donald Trump as Secretary of Commerce.
The US is Ukraine's biggest supporter. Cutting aid to his country would decide the war against Russia, the Ukrainian president says on Fox News. But he also describes a victory scenario.
Linda McMahon built an empire for show brawls with her husband - now she is to become US Secretary of Education. A TV doctor also gets a top job. And then there is the personnel of Matt Gaetz.
Should the SPD go into the election campaign with Boris Pistorius as its candidate for chancellor? The Defense Minister has now commented on this himself: He praised Olaf Scholz - and kept a back door open for himself.
Is Olaf Scholz the right chancellor candidate for the SPD? More and more comrades have doubts. Now two members of parliament whose word carries weight with the Social Democrats are speaking out.
According to the Ukrainian Foreign Minister, US permission to use long-range weapons on Russian territory could shorten the war. This is assessed quite differently in parts of Donald Trump's camp.
Lula da Silva succeeds in a successful conclusion of the G20 meeting with a diplomatic coup. But the minimum consensus only laboriously papers over the rifts in world politics, which are likely to break open as early as next year.