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- 1German chancellor's support sinks below 20 percentβRE: https:// flipboard.com/@diezeit/politik -ausland-9jaugk6jz/-/a-_5GU257zS2qBOhZfLdTRlw%3Aa%3A2383403394-%2F0 Extrem l
A German commentator argues that the centre-right CDU/CSU's slow drift toward right-wing positions has led it to a chancellor in whom fewer than 20 percent of Germans still believe. The remark, shared alongside a Die Zeit foreign-politics article, reflects a broader debate about the Union's political direction and the chancellor's deep unpopularity.
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Spanish economist JosΓ© Carlos DΓaz said that half of Spain's civil servants will retire over the next decade, arguing the country should bring artificial intelligence into the public administration 'to the max'. His remarks, published by El Confidencial, frame the coming retirement wave as a chance to modernise the state's workforce and digital systems.
- 3Russell wins thriller as F1 series heads to SepangβΌDiez: Russell wins a thriller; F1 site shift sends series to Sepang
George Russell has won what is being described as a thriller of a grand prix, while the sport is set for a change of venue, with the series moving to Sepang in Malaysia. The column by Diez pairs the on-track drama with the calendar shift, marking a notable few days for Formula 1 fans worldwide.
- 4Mary Bell: the 11-year-old who killed two boysβπ§Ώ π³π πππΜπ π π ππ ππΜππ πππ ππππΜ π π ππ πππΜππ π§Ώ βπ²ππΜππππ πππππβ TenΓa diez aΓ±os cuando muriΓ³ el primero. Al dΓa siguien
The case of Mary Bell, who was convicted in 1968 of strangling two young boys in Newcastle, England, is being widely retold. Bell was ten years old at the first killing and turned eleven the day after, making her one of the youngest convicted female killers in British history. Commenters describe it as one of the most disturbing cases in UK justice, both for the crimes themselves and for how the legal system handled a child offender.