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Die Nachfolge von Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier ist offen. Nun zeigt sich die hessische CDU-Spitzenpolitikerin Ines Claus geehrt, dass ihr Name genannt worden sei.
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According to SHVA, the company that manages and develops Israel's national payment system, Israelis spent NIS 250.78 million using payment cards between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi has shaken up his team five months after taking power, dismissing several officials including the head of intelligence and chief of staff.
High voter turnout indicates that for many Israelis, this is an election of destiny for the country's future. However, given the tight race, the outcome seems completely open.
Tens of thousands of Israelis are travelling from abroad for today's vote, many of whom are likely to support the opposition. In the end, a minority could make the decision.
The Houston-based utility’s investment plan through 2035 stands at almost $71 billion, and the company is accelerating some investments to support growing customer demand.
Fed-up shoppers filed more than 29,000 complaints about mislabeled prices, and regulators say the chain knew and didn’t fix it.
