Right-wing extremist activists found an “Institute for Remigration” in East Germany. The managing director emphasizes that they do not want to be financially dependent on the AfD.
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Rechtsextreme Aktivisten gründen in Ostdeutschland ein „Institut für Remigration“. Der Geschäftsführer betont, man wolle finanziell nicht von der AfD abhängig sein.
An average of two books per day: A mini-company in Leipzig has so far published 1,500 non-fiction books and guides. The AI writes everything. This even makes it into academic libraries. What about l...
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Im Schnitt zwei Bücher pro Tag: Eine Leipziger Minifirma hat bislang 1500 Sachbücher und Ratgeber veröffentlicht. Die KI schreibt alles. So schafft man es sogar in wissenschaftliche Bibliotheken. Was ...
Over the last 36 years, North Carolina's coastal forests have seen a dramatic decrease in forest cover. The decline sped up after 2010 due to rising sea levels and increased salinity. The research rev...
Following six generations of dedication, Holly Hill Farm has successfully been secured as an active agricultural hub in Massachusetts. The Friends of Holly Hill Farm raised over $4.9 million, allowing...
CDA boss: Anyone who helps right-wing extremists must expect consequences +++ Bundestag member Güler believes CDU votes for AfD state parliament president is possible +++ The mood in the coalition com...
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CDA-Chef: Wer Rechtsextremisten hilft, muss mit Konsequenzen rechnen +++ Bundestagsabgeordnete Güler hält CDU-Stimmen für AfD-Landtagspräsidenten für möglich +++ Stimmung im Koalitionsausschuss angebl...
CDU member of the Bundestag comments on the election of the state parliament president in Magdeburg +++ Mood in the coalition committee is supposedly “good” and “constructive” – information about the ...
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CDU-Bundestagsabgeordnete äußert sich zur Wahl des Landtagspräsidenten in Magdeburg +++ Stimmung im Koalitionsausschuss angeblich „gut“ und „konstruktiv“ – Unterrichtung über Ergebnisse am Donnerstagm...
With Election Day less than a month away, Trump's poor approval ratings, the Iran war and soaring gas prices have threatened Republicans in virtually every state