Cuts to Integration, Political Education, and Fake News Initiatives: Threats to Democracy and Social Cohesion

Cuts to Integration, Political Education, and Fake News Initiatives: Threats to Democracy and Social Cohesion

The AfD is strong, and the traffic light wants to save – of all places where cohesion in democracy is at stake. Three examples. Some MPs were certainly also at one of the Unteilbar demos, here in Berlin in June 2020 Photo: Sebastian Wells/Ostkreuz Integration Whether it’s support in the asylum procedure, when arriving in … Read more

Luise: A Character Study of Love and Conflict in War-Torn Germany

Luise: A Character Study of Love and Conflict in War-Torn Germany

In the character play “Luise”, the German director Matthias Luthardt fans out a character study. Inspiration is a story from 1922. Luise Aschenbrenner plays the eponymous “Luise” Photo: Salzgeber Luise (Luise Aschenbrenner) has settled into her solitude. After the death of her mother, she works the remote farm in Alsace without outside help. She takes … Read more

Union, Leverkusen, BVB: A Comparison of Changes and Consistency

Union, Leverkusen, BVB: A Comparison of Changes and Consistency

Union, Leverkusen, BVB: Who stays the same and who has changed? Our author makes a comparison. Robin Gosens during training at FC Union Berlin Photo: Albert/dpa Now the one from my village club, FC Fortuna Elten, has actually arrived in the Bundesliga. He even scored two goals when he made his debut in the starting … Read more

China Steps in to Support South Africa’s Energy Transition: A Blow to Germany and the US

China Steps in to Support South Africa’s Energy Transition: A Blow to Germany and the US

Actually, Germany wanted to support South Africa in the energy transition. Beijing is now advancing and scenting access to new raw materials. Courted guest: South Africa’s President with Chinese President Xi at BRICS meeting Photo: Alet Pretorius/reuter CAPE TOWN taz | South Africa’s rather colorless Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa surprised many when he appeared before … Read more

The Men’s Bundesliga Starts During the Women’s World Cup: Ignoring Women’s Football

The Men’s Bundesliga Starts During the Women’s World Cup: Ignoring Women’s Football

The men’s Bundesliga starts when the final weekend of the women’s World Cup is coming up. Why you can call that despising women’s football. Is Bonmati the best at the World Cup or should we really be talking about Harry Kane? Photo: reuters Sorry! I admit it. I’ve spoken to someone about Harry Kane three … Read more

Introducing the Special Climate Fund: What’s Inside and What Does it Mean?

Introducing the Special Climate Fund: What’s Inside and What Does it Mean?

The Senate has introduced the law for a special climate fund. Only: Nobody knows exactly what that means in the end. Will soon have a lot of ashes in the account: Finance Senator Stefan Evers (CDU) Photo: picture alliance/dpa | Annette Riedl What Finance Senator Stefan Evers (CDU) presented last week under the title “Special … Read more

How the Tories Defended Boris Johnson’s Constituency Thanks to Labor’s Insensitive Environmental Measures

How the Tories Defended Boris Johnson’s Constituency Thanks to Labor’s Insensitive Environmental Measures

The Tories were able to defend Boris Johnson’s constituency in the by-election thanks to Labor’s insensitive environmental measures. Did this voter follow the populist chants of the Tories? Photo: Danny Lawson/ap/dpa Now that came as a bit of a surprise. A year after Boris Johnson’s departure, Britain’s Conservatives are stuck in a seemingly permanent low, … Read more

Questions Surround Australia’s World Cup Performance After Narrow Win Against Ireland

Questions Surround Australia’s World Cup Performance After Narrow Win Against Ireland

Australia only beat Ireland thanks to a penalty. Now it is even more puzzling as to whether the team can live up to the high expectations. Relief: Goalscorer Steph Catley (7) and teammates celebrate the only goal Foto: Carl Recine/reuters Sometimes it takes a penalty to breathe life into a tough game. For 50 minutes … Read more

Hamburg Referendum for Unconditional Basic Income Denied, But Hope Remains

Hamburg Referendum for Unconditional Basic Income Denied, But Hope Remains

In Hamburg, a referendum for an unconditional basic income may not be carried out for the time being. But that can be corrected. Now they have the answer: the referendum must not be carried out in the current version Photo: dpa / Ulrich Perrey HAMBURG taz | The referendum “Hamburg should test basic income!” must … Read more

Spanish Rescuers Find 78 Boat People off Canary Islands, 300 Still Missing: Death Toll Rising Rapidly

Spanish Rescuers Find 78 Boat People off Canary Islands, 300 Still Missing: Death Toll Rising Rapidly

Spanish rescuers found 78 boat people off the Canary Islands, 300 are still missing. The death toll is increasing rapidly. Luckily, these boat people were found by Spanish helpers off the Canary Islands Photo: Borja Suarez / Reuters BERLIN taz | Another refugee drama in the Atlantic draws renewed attention to one of the longest … Read more