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Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa mosque courtyard under police protection, Palestinian authorities say Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa mosque courtyard in occupied East Jerusalem under Israeli police protection, Palestinian authorities report …

Greens in eastern Germany face uphill fight as leader brings camper-van campaign to Sassnitz Greens in eastern Germany confront poor polls as leader Felix Banaszak tours by camper van, pushing …

Germany’s pension reform proposals ignite sharp debate over future pension level and market-based components Greens demand protected 48% pension level as pension reform proposals provoke divisions over retirement age, capital …

Die Linke declares Gaza war a ‘genocide’ at party congress June 20, 2026: Die Linke voted to call Israel’s war in Gaza a “genocide”, adopting a compromise affirming a two‑state …

Report Warns East Germany’s Economic Catch-up Is in Danger A 2026 Bad Saarow forum report warns East Germany’s economic catch-up is at risk, citing weak corporate investment, an aging workforce …

Iranian Regime Confidence Rises Amid Chaotic Cross-Border Strikes and Fleeting Ceasefires Rising Iranian regime confidence reshapes a volatile regional conflict marked by intermittent strikes, aborted U.S. threats, brief ceasefires and …

China’s foreign trade rebounds in May 2026 with 19.4% export surge China’s foreign trade jumped in May 2026 – exports up 19.4%, imports 27.4%, and a $105.4bn surplus. Growth driven …

Reutlingen power outage spotlights risks to Germany’s energy infrastructure Reutlingen power outage reveals weaknesses in Germany’s energy grid as officials probe causes; also: renewed Middle East clashes and NRW’s move …

Mutterland: Photographer Michel Kekulé Chronicles Post‑1989 Eastern Germany Through Family Portraits Mutterland traces the personal and regional aftermath of Germany’s post‑1989 transformation through intimate photographs and the story of one …