
Censorship Backfires: Germany’s Assault on Press Freedom
There is a direct link between our establishment’s struggle against social media and ‘fake news’ and the growing perception of politicians as dishonest.

There is a direct link between our establishment’s struggle against social media and ‘fake news’ and the growing perception of politicians as dishonest.

We Berliners now know what life without fossil fuels looks and feels like.

As Christmas approaches, we should celebrate the resilience of normal people and defend a tradition that has become so important to millions.

Opportunism and a weak stance by an establishment unwilling to upset pro-Palestinian interests at home or abroad are fueling rising anti-Israel sentiment in Germany.

Saturday’s actions, involving about 25,000 people, were not a demonstration but an attempt to shut down the event through blockades and threats of violence.

Is there any better expression to describe the mechanisms maintaining the political power of parties that have been losing votes for years?

This dangerous nonsense plays into the hands of inept politicians incapable of solving the country’s pressing problems.

When politicians exploit historical memory to score partisan points rather than preserve truth, they teach the public that the past is merely a tool for present manipulation.

Since its implementation, anybody who doesn’t accept a person’s new name or gender must expect heavy fines.

The establishment elite’s fake consensus is dragging Germany into the abyss they claimed only populists could create.