German Chancellor Friedrich Merz begins his trip to India today. In an interview, Germany’s ambassador to New Delhi, Philipp Ackermann, underscores Germany’s strong interest in the planned free trade agreement.
By Angela Köckritz
His investigations changed the picture of the two most devastating wars that the USA has waged since 1945: In Vietnam he uncovered the My Lai massacre, in Iraq the Abu Ghraib torture scandal. A portrait of US investigative journalist Seymour Hersh.
By Okan Bellikli
At the Ukraine summit in Paris, Friedrich Merz announces that the Bundeswehr could help secure a possible ceasefire, at least on NATO territory. The plans are not yet concrete, but possible scenarios are circulating in Bundeswehr circles.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin and Lisa-Martina Klein
Following the power outage in South Berlin, Kritis operators and associations are calling for better communication with the authorities and less openness regarding security-related data.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The Thyssenkrupp subsidiary has made an offer for a Kiel shipyard that builds warships. The TKMS offer was non-binding.
By Redaktion Table
The Iranian regime is increasingly seeking proximity to China in the face of growing pressure from the United States. The strategic alliance offers China influence on a changing world order, but protection for the mullah regime remains limited.
By Fabian Peltsch and Angela Köckritz
US President Trump is making a grab for the island in the far north to strengthen his own position vis-à-vis Europe, China and Russia. Table.briefings explains the context.
By Till Hoppe, Nana Brink, Lisa-Martina Klein and Fabian Peltsch
The heads of state and government were surprised by the harshness of the US statements – and are now relying on more moderate forces in Congress. The future of NATO is also at stake.
By Lisa-Martina Klein, Nana Brink, Michael Bröcker and Till Hoppe
The Bavarian company raised a total of four million euros – financed through crowdfunding. Here are the plans for the fresh capital.
By Robert Wallenhauer
Despite criticism of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for his stance on the US intervention in Venezuela, the chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Armin Laschet, rejects a special session.
By Leonard Schulz and Markus Bickel
