Der Tag

This episode examines the return of the fuel tax rebate and the simultaneous price hike for the Deutschland-Ticket, debating whether the state is subsidizing the wrong modes of transport.

This episode explores the severe impact of ME-CFS on patients, distinguishing it from Long-Covid and highlighting the lack of effective treatments and political support.

The episode analyzes the unanimous approval of Volkswagen's austerity plan by its supervisory board, which secures a mandate for CEO Oliver Blume to…

Hosted by Josefine Schulz, this episode of "Der Tag" examines the escalating security threats to Germany's critical infrastructure, featuring expert…

The German government attributes the discovery of an explosive drone at Leipzig Airport to Russia, citing technical evidence and responding by…

This episode of "Der Tag" reports on intensified Russian air strikes on Kyiv, featuring correspondent Peter Sawicki on the impact on civilians and the resilience of daily life.

Island voters rejected resuming EU accession talks, driven by fears over fishing rights and a strong desire for sovereignty, despite geopolitical pressures.

This episode examines the surprising visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow, analyzing whether it served as a warning about the Ukraine war or a strategic move regarding the Iran conflict.

This episode of "Der Tag" examines the conflict over the EU's proposed two-trillion-euro budget, where German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and other…

The episode covers Chancellor Merz’s cabinet retreat, focusing on climate policy shifts and pension reforms amidst coalition tensions.

This episode analyzes Volkswagen’s financial crisis and restructuring plans under CEO Oliver Blume, highlighting employee unrest and strategic identity challenges.

This episode covers Ukraine’s 35th independence anniversary amid ongoing war, discussing Western military aid, domestic political pressure on Zelensky, and mobilization challenges.