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Zeev Avrahami
Germany’s absurd domino effect
Opinion: Germans looking for answers to the country’s mounting problems are instead getting governments unable to reach agreement on the issues most critical to German society
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.08.26
AfD scores historic landslide in eastern Germany
Far-right party nearly doubles its support in Saxony-Anhalt, dealing a crushing blow to Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU and putting AfD within reach of governing a German state for the first time
Zeev Avrahami, Magdeburg
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09.06.26
Far-right surge challenges Germany’s postwar taboo as AfD closes in on historic state victory
Polls put the party above 40%, but Germany’s 5% threshold and tactical voting could determine whether it can govern alone; Jewish leaders warn that control of police, intelligence, education and state institutions would carry consequences far beyond the election
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.06.26
Europe’s population crisis: Why more families are choosing to have fewer children
Europe’s birth rates keep falling despite cash grants, generous parental leave and other incentives; from the Ukraine war to economic pressures and green ideology, the causes vary; if the trend continues, the continent could be transformed — with the young first to rebel
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.05.26
Brothers facing dementia diagnosis race to raise awareness and find a cure
Jordan and Cian Adams watched their mother die of dementia at 52, then learned they face a 99.99% risk of the same fate; they turned to marathons, a fridge-on-the-back challenge and Kilimanjaro to raise awareness and reclaim hope
Zeev Avrahami
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09.05.26
Chinese criminals posed as Holocaust victims’ descendants to get German citizenship
Der Spiegel investigation uncovers at least 32 cases in which applicants allegedly bought fabricated Jewish family histories, with German citizenship already granted in about half
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.03.26
Learned from Israel? The workaround to bypass Qatar and make Iron Dome components in Germany
Lower Saxony will invest €200 million to take over the Osnabrück plant, allowing Rafael to deal with the state instead of Volkswagen, where Qatar holds veto power, while saving thousands of jobs
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.29.26
Once Germany’s dream employer, Volkswagen now faces layoffs, closures and worker revolt
Workers accuse management of hiding the scale of the crisis as automaker weighs deeper cuts, falling profits squeeze investment and Germany’s auto industry struggles with China, energy costs and weaker demand
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.27.26
Gary Lineker’s Israel obsession has crossed into antisemitism
Opinion: After repeatedly targeting Israel and sharing material invoking antisemitic tropes, the former England star can no longer hide behind ignorance or apology
Zeev Avrahami
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08.27.26
Investigation: Europe pays Libya’s Haftar to curb migrant flows despite rights abuses
Haftar’s militias are accused of abusing and extorting migrants, yet the EU is funding, training and equipping his forces to curb migration, Der Spiegel reports, citing fears of retaliation
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.23.26
Hitler’s ‘groupies’: the women who worshipped the Führer
Thousands of women sent Hitler love letters, fantasized about bearing his children and treated him like a celebrity idol, revealing how sexual attraction, political devotion and the Nazi cult of personality became dangerously intertwined
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.19.26
How Biscoff became a global obsession and sent Lotus Bakeries shares soaring
Lotus Bakeries shares have climbed 49% this year and roughly 600% over the past decade as its caramelized Biscoff cookie expanded from Belgian cafés to airlines, TikTok desserts and new factories across the world
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.15.26
What happened to Mali and Liel Yahalomi? Everything known so far
Nearly a week after the Israeli mother and daughter vanished in Vienna, investigators have found no clear evidence of an abduction; their last phone signal, departure from their apartment on Shabbat, possible cash holdings and missing location data remain central to the mystery
Zeev Avrahami, Vienna, Liran Tamari
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08.13.26
‘I’ve reached the limit of how much I can worry’: brother joins search for missing Israelis in Vienna
Ronen Yahalomi says his sister Mali had only half a day to prepare for the surprise trip organized by her daughter Liel, dismissing speculation surrounding her banking job as Austrian and Israeli authorities investigate how the pair vanished without a trace
Zeev Avrahami, Vienna
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08.13.26
'Frozen Silk Road': Russia gains strategic opening as Hormuz crisis pushes shipping toward Arctic
China’s new Arctic route could cut Asia-Europe shipping times to about 20 days and bypass threats near Iran and Yemen, but its success would also strengthen Moscow’s control over a trade corridor emerging as melting ice opens northern waters
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.13.26
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