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Matthias Anbuhl

  • May 31

    Germany's Bafög Reform in Limbo: Minister Bär Doubts Passage, SPD Fires Back in Coalition Clash

    A public dispute has erupted within Germany's governing coalition after Research Minister Dorothee Bär (CSU) cast doubt on the planned Bafög student aid reform, drawing sharp rebukes from the SPD, which insists the deal is still on.

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AfD tops a German state

Ukraine strikes Moscow as German voters punish Merz and Arctic powers bargain

The day’s heaviest news ran from Moscow’s air defences to Berlin’s ballot boxes. Governments also tried to turn pressure into policy, in the Arctic, at Spain’s border, and at Europe’s petrol pumps.

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  • ICE officer shoots motorist in Austin

    Identifies the victim as an undocumented Venezuelan migrant, adding critical context to the ICE shooting incident in Austin.

  • Berlin state election voting begins

    Die Linke wins Berlin state election with 25.7% of the vote as the governing CDU and SPD coalition loses its majority

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

New findings add updated casualty and scale figures for the 20 September Moscow strike and Russia's vow to intensify Kyiv attacks, but no new discrete occurrence beyond what the chronicle already records.

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