SPD Demands Higher Taxes for the Rich

In light of escalating gang crime, Sweden is resorting to drastic measures: The government in Stockholm plans to be able to house 13- and 14-year-olds in juvenile detention centers for serious offenses in the future. This is the country's response to a trend that has been causing dismay for years – criminal gangs are recruiting increasingly younger children for their violent crimes.

Germany's times of change have side effects – namely on the real estate market. As the federal government invests heavily in defense capability, logistics, and weapons production, the demand for militarily usable spaces is exploding. However, supply is limited, and prices are rising rapidly.

Toyota experienced significant growth in September, thanks to booming demand in the USA. The Japanese automaker reports the fourth consecutive increase in production and an eleven percent rise to a total of 918,146 vehicles worldwide.

Gold is considered the epitome of security – but increasingly, investors are encountering deceptively real imitations. Therefore, anyone wishing to invest their savings in this precious metal should take a close look.

Months-long waiting times, frustrated customers, and aggressive competitors: Deutsche Telekom is in the midst of a fiber-optic dilemma. Ironically, in the area that is supposed to secure Germany's digital future, the market is at risk of stagnating – and the competition senses its opportunity.

After solid quarterly figures and an optimistic outlook, the SAP share is gaining some momentum again.

Three years after the explosions on the Nord Stream gas pipelines, the legal proceedings are gaining momentum: An Italian court has approved the extradition of the alleged saboteur Serhij K. to Germany. The Ukrainian is said to have played a central role in the attacks in September 2022.