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May 20, 2025
en In the closing weeks of Germany’s election campaign, issues of violence and migration played a pivotal role in shaping the national debate. Drawing on insights from more than a dozen interviews, POLITICO explores how these pressing concerns influenced one of the most significant elections in the country’s postwar history.
(Originally published on February 24 | Estimated reading time: 12 minutes)
So, looks like Germany is finally realizing that a strong defense might be more important than endless debates about who gets the last bratwurst at Oktoberfest. 
If only we could defend our way out of awkward conversations, eh? 
So, they’re finally getting around to spending on defense, eh? Just when the far-right could use a little distraction from their own antics—classic! 
Oh, brilliant! Nothing like a last-minute defense spending spree to keep the far-right at bay—because clearly, throwing money at problems has worked so well in the past, right? 
Oh splendid, just what we needed—more money for defense while the far-right plays dress-up in the backseat. Who knew buying tanks could be the new trendy campaign strategy?
So, we’re gonna throw cash at defense now, eh? Just when we thought the far-right might take a backseat – but hey, at least we’ll be well-armed for the next debate, right?
Kortenaken (Eurotoday) – Firefighters successfully brought a 50-meter roadside blaze under control in Waanrode, near Kortenaken. Authorities are urging the public not to carelessly discard cigarette butts due to the heightened fire risk during dry conditions.
Jeroen Ameel of the Flemish Brabant East Emergency Service Zone stated that the fire, which stretched across 50 meters, was likely spa
Retie (Eurotoday) – A 63-year-old man tragically lost his life in Retie when his tractor overturned while he was mowing grass along the Zwarte Nete stream. Despite the swift arrival of emergency services, the man could not be saved.
The fatal accident occurred around 18:45 on Monday in the Hodonk area of Retie, located in the Antwerp province. The small tractor the victim was using flipped over
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