Following the blackout in south-west Berlin, several parliamentary groups demand a statement from the government on left-wing extremist groups and the pending Critical Roof Law. Interior Minister Dobrindt announces a tougher stance against extremists.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Trump is increasing the pressure on Greenland, not because of acute threats, but as part of a strategic realignment of US security policy.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Flotilla Admiral Christian Bock will head the German armed forces’ new Innovation Center in Erding from February. The goal is to connect and network research, military practice and companies more quickly.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The regime in Tehran is reacting with counter-threats to Donald Trump’s warnings of US intervention.
By Markus Bickel
Sweden’s accession to NATO is also benefiting the Swedish arms industry: The defense all-rounder Saab is advancing into European markets, with Germany a particular focus. At the same time, the company must find ways to work through its full order books.
By Gabriel Bub
The United States Vice President will take part in this year’s Munich Security Conference once again. His speech last year provoked strong reactions.
By Michael Bröcker
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
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
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, Lisa-Martina Klein and Fabian Peltsch
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
