Investigative Journalism
On July 23, 2025, Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of the U.S. state of Delaware against right-wing U.S. commentator and podcaster Candace Owens. ...
It begins with a sentence as banal as it is meaningful: "Hi, I'm Donald Trump." There it stands, in black and white, in the middle of the glitter of Fashion Week 1998 ...
It is a summer that burns – literally. While meteorologists are forecasting temperatures beyond 95 degrees Fahrenheit for the coming weeks and health experts are urgently recommending regular hydration, Berlin ...
Pride Month is coming to an end – and perhaps you barely noticed that it had begun. This year has been noticeably quiet: no rainbow-colored logos from major corporations, ...
Amid the Western world, where the right to rest has become a social standard, the United States stands out as a troubling exception: Not a single law requires employers there to offer even one day of paid vacation. Zero...
In the middle of the night on Wednesday, June 18, someone rings the doorbell of a Georgian family in Brigachtal. The police ask the parents to get themselves and their children ready to leave within an hour...
On Saturday, June 14, Anklam once again became the site of a gathering that sounds harmless at first. “Visit to the North” – that was the code name under which dozens of far-right actors
It is an attack that changes everything: In the early morning hours of June 14, 2025, two elected representatives in Minnesota became the target of a brutal and apparently politically motivated act ...
With a political thunderclap, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, has dismissed the entire CDC vaccine advisory committee ...
Washington, summer 2025. While rainbow flags wave through the streets of the capital and hundreds of thousands of people from around the world gather for World Pride, she stands on a small stage with the calm of someone who has seen ...
There are corners of the world where the miraculous happens in dust. Not in the glitter of the opera, not in the noise of parliaments, but where a child with wide eyes touches ...
They are words that sound as if from another era. While Europe groans under heatwaves, extreme weather destroys harvests, and insurance companies begin pulling out of entire regions, Michael Kretschmer strikes ...
Boston, May 2025 – It was an image that lingered: Above a busy bridge in Boston, a banner fluttered in the wind. The words: “TINY HANDS – GIANT BRIBES”, flanked ...
There are images that scream – and there are images that whisper. The drawing by 13-year-old Anja Rozen from Slovenia does not merely whisper – it breathes, connects, carries...
He does not come with a crown of gold, but with a message from history: King Charles III arrived in Ottawa on Monday – not as monarch of the Empire, but as King of Canada, ...
It was a Friday evening like so many others - people rushing through the halls of Hamburg Central Station, trains arriving, life running its usual course. Until suddenly everything changed ...
It is a silent uprising currently unfolding in the cathedrals of America - and yet it could be louder than any street protest. Because when even the American bishops publicly oppose the president’s policies, something has gone out of balance ...
Bruce Springsteen isn't backing down. The rock musician, one of the loudest critics of former and current U.S. President Donald Trump for years, has once again made his political stance unmistakably clear. On Wednesday, he released a ...
The Naumburg Case and the Failed Deportation of a Syrian Family. On the morning of May 12, 2025, a group of officers entered an elementary school in Naumburg, Saxony-Anhalt. In the classroom, a physical education lesson ...
It is an unprecedented move in an escalating power struggle. The administration of President Donald Trump has stripped Harvard University of its ability to enroll international students by revoking its SEVP certification ...
It was May 22, 2025, when a single court ruling shook the political architecture of the nation. In Boston, far from the glaring spotlight of Washington, federal judge Myong ...
Why We Reject Smart Women and Elect Incoherent Men. It is a sentence that lingers like a painful truth: “I’ve seen two viable female candidates run for president in the last decade ...
A Country Pulls the Emergency Brake in the Fight for Housing. It is as if Spain has pulled the plug – and for tens of thousands at once. More than 65,000 vacation rentals are set to disappear from the Airbnb platform by government order...
They come from Eritrea, from Guatemala, from Pakistan, and Afghanistan. They flee from persecution, from the violence of their homelands, they hope for protection - and instead find themselves trapped in a limbo of despair.
Everyday Racism, Unfortunately Even in Germany... It's a Sunday like any other. I get on the bus to visit my father. At the stop where I get on, there is a driver change, ...
It hit me like a warm summer rain in this time so often marked by frightening images and news. It is a picture. Just a picture. A snapshot.
As Donald Trump and his allies continue to target federal judges, former prosecutor Norm Eisen makes one thing clear: The U.S. Constitution is stronger than Trump’s attacks on the judiciary.
The numbers keep rising, and authorities seem increasingly unable to counter them. There is a lack of trained personnel, decisive action, and above all, a clear strategy to stop this development...
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