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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: ...

  Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (56, CSU) is sticking by his deputy Hubert Aiwanger (52, Free Voters) despite the leaflet affair. He explained this on Sunday, admitting: “I know that not everyone will like my decision, there remain residual doubts.” But a current survey now shows: The majority of Germans support Söder's decision! ► As a Forsa survey for “Stern” showed, 58 percent of Germans think Söder’s decision to keep Aiwanger in office was correct. 34 percent are of the opinion that Söder should have fired Aiwanger. Another eight percent did not provide any information. According to the survey, approval is particularly high among voters for the CSU (92 percent), the AfD (86 percent), the CDU (77 percent) and the FDP (72 percent). In contrast, the majority of supporters of the SPD (65 percent) and the Greens (71 percent) believed that it was right to dismiss the free-voter politician. In Bavaria, the result was even clearer than in the federal government: Here, 72 pe...