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  Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser (53, SPD) New allegations in the secret service affair surrounding Interior Minister Nancy Faeser (53, SPD). Now it comes out: Long before Faeser fired her then cyber defense chief Arne Schönbohm (54), there were contacts with ZDF comedian Jan Böhmermann. He then promptly made the accusations (alleged contacts with Russian secret services), which have now been proven false, the subject of his show “ZDF Magazin Royale”. Explosive: TODAY, a state secretary in the Interior Committee confirmed that her colleague, State Secretary Juliane Seifert, had contact with Böhmermann several times (telephone or video conversations). At least on April 6th and May 23rd - six months before the broadcast in which Böhmermann publicly branded Schönbohm as a friend of the Russians. It is said to have been about “hate on the internet”. Why did the high-ranking Faeser employee call the ZDF satirist? Schönbohm's lawyer Christian Winterhoff has a theory: ...

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock (42, Green Party) is herself the mother of two daughters It is a tragedy that happened 14 years before she was born - and yet still affects Germany's foreign minister to this day. In the “Bunten” newspaper, Annalena Baerbock (42, Green Party) spoke about the tragic accidental death of her then 12-year-old aunt Erika, daughter of her beloved grandmother Alma Choroba (1926-2015). The drama that shook the family took place twelve days before Christmas near Hanover in 1966. Little Erika goes into town alone and wants to buy a set square. To protect herself from the weather, she pulls an umbrella close to her face. Erika misses a tram and is run over - accidental death! Alma goes to the child therapist with sister Sylvia, Baerbock's future mother. They talk about their sister's accident and deal with Erika's death as best they can. Baerbock's grandfather didn't find this strength. He fell apart over the loss of his little daughter a...

The German economy is suffering from the flood of bureaucracy. Companies are sounding the alarm, warning of a “dictatorship of the small print”. Now Federal Finance Minister Christian Lindner (44, FDP) is also making clear statements, warning: The bureaucracy is a danger to jobs and companies! “People and companies in Germany are slowed down every day by excessive bureaucracy. We mustn't burden them even more - regardless of whether it's about higher taxes or additional work for the office," Lindner told BILD. According to government estimates, the economy had to shell out 51 billion euros in 2022 alone for federal bureaucracy requirements. Lindner clearly: "New regulations are always jeopardizing growth and jobs." The fact is: After falling since 2012, the burden of bureaucracy on German companies has increased again since November 2021. This is proven by the bureaucracy cost index. Lindner's demand: the government must "actively...