An analysis of the data reveals some worrying signs for what was once the major Christian Democratic party. The SPD is performing better amongst young Catholics, whilst Protestants prefer the Greens.

The White House chief is increasingly disinterested in the war he wanted to resolve within 24 hours

The undersecretary’s desperate attempts at mediation regarding the steelworks amount to a scrapping of the Urso model. From which, unfortunately, he has also inherited the very same unachievable promises

The Democrats are calling on the government to strip Urso of his portfolio, four years too late.

He is a Democrat and black, but he is also a Zionist. For this reason, the commentator dubbed the MP an ‘AIPAC monkey’, after one of the most influential pro-Israeli organisations in US politics. It is strange how quickly all that rhetoric about inclusivity vanishes in an instant when a black man defends Israel

The German company Isar Aerospace is the first European start-up to launch one of its own rockets into orbit

Circumventing them is becoming increasingly untenable. Someone in Iran admits the risk of collapse

Regarding the approval in Veneto of the law on end-of-life care, the former head of the Constitutional Court said that some regions had reached a consensus before Parliament did and “had done so in full accordance with their powers”. But “regionalism” has always been rejected on ideological grounds, starting with the Constitutional Court. Now, however, everyone is fine with it

Twenty-eight companies in the supply chain have sent a letter to the trade unions regarding the collective redundancy procedure. A long-awaited decision that no one has been able to prevent