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Nach einer außergewöhnlich guten Vorsaison erleben die deutschen Krabbenfischer aktuell enttäuschende Fänge. Worauf sie hoffen - und warum Krabbenbrötchen trotzdem nicht viel teurer werden dürften.
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Andy Burnham has promised Britain can “hope again”. But with inflation rising, borrowing costs soaring and trillions of pounds of national debt, how much room does Chancellor John Healey actually have…
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The UN was founded in 1945 on the belief that countries emerging from an apocalyptic global conflict could rebuild and find common ground.
The Hungarian uprising in 1956 was bloodily suppressed. The memory of it was taboo for decades. Now the celebrations are also a sign of a political upheaval.
While French bond interest rates have exceeded 5% for the first time since 2002, the specter of a real budget crisis is drawing near.
While social policies implemented by the Workers' Party during its seventeen years in power have reduced poverty, many Brazilians still struggle to make ends meet.
