China's Expanding Media Dominance in Africa

Chinese state television is gaining influence in Africa. But while the media outlets involved officially claim their journalism is independent, those who work for the companies tell a different story. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

Poverty in Nottingham: The UK's Worsening Problem

Although the United Kingdom is the fifth-richest country in the world, 14 million people in the country live below the poverty line. The problem has grown dramatically since the financial crisis -- as shown by the family of Kris Thomas. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

A Dim View of the World: Will Merkel Be Followed by Darkness? - SPIEGEL ONLINE - International

As the end of her tenure approaches, Angela Merkel has a view of the world that couldn't be much grimmer. She sees the pillars of the world order collapsing and yet, strangely, she doesn't seem to be doing much about it. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

As the end of her tenure approaches, Angela Merkel has a view of the world that couldn't be much grimmer. She sees the pillars of the world order collapsing and yet, strangely, she doesn't seem to be doing much about it. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

German Interior Minister Wants to Force Messaging Services to Decrypt

Das Innenministerium will nach SPIEGEL-Informationen Anbieter wie WhatsApp, Threema und Telegram zur Kooperation zwingen. Sie sollen auf richterliche Anordnung Chats in lesbarer Form an Behörden geben. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

Is Austria's Vice Chancellor for Sale?

In a secret recording from 2017 obtained by DER SPIEGEL, Austrian Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache of the far-right Freedom Party is heard discussing a deal with a purported Russian millionaire to trade state contracts for campaign support. By DER SPIEGEL Staff | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

German Failure on the Road to a Renewable Future

In 2011, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced the country was turning away from nuclear energy in favor of a renewable future. Since then, however, progress has been limited. Berlin has wasted billions of euros and resistance is mounting. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

European Court of Justice ruled employers have to record working hours [german]

Die Deutsche Bank hat vor dem Europäischen Gerichtshof verloren: Arbeitgeber in der EU sind verpflichtet, die Arbeitszeit ihrer Mitarbeiter komplett zu erfassen. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

German Society Struggles to Find Right Approach to Populists

With the AfD now holding seats in every state parliament and in the federal parliament in Berlin, churches, unions and other organizations across Germany are wrestling with a tough question: Is it better to kick the populists out or to try to integrate them?  By DER SPIEGEL Staff | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

A Nazi Critic and a Gestapo Spy

The Gestapo spy Paul Reckzeh denounced a group of Nazi critics in Berlin and two of them were executed. Irmgard Ruppel was the last survivor of the group, and in an interview five decades later, she told the story of what happened. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 4 years ago

How the German Right Wing Dominates Social Media

A comprehensive analysis has revealed the degree to which German right-wing populists from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party are dominating the social media landscape. They might be getting help from abroad. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 5 years ago

British anthropologist Richard Wrangham believes our humanity began with the murder of a tyrant. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, he explains why homo sapiens are so murderous, while also being among the most peaceful species. | Continue reading


@spiegel.de | 5 years ago