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    Why the war in Sudan still has no end in sight●Warum der Krieg im Sudan nicht endet | Weltspiegel▶youtubeWarSudan102.3K48 min ago

    German public broadcaster Weltspiegel is examining why Sudan's civil war, now in its second year between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, shows no sign of ending. The report highlights the failed ceasefire efforts, the world's largest displacement crisis and the limited international attention the conflict receives, prompting viewers to discuss why Sudan remains sidelined globally.

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    Why the war in Sudan matters to everyone●Das hat der Krieg im Sudan mit DIR zu tun | Weltspiegel▶youtubeWarSudan100.3K14 h ago

    German public broadcaster Weltspiegel is drawing large audiences with a piece arguing that the war in Sudan is not just a distant conflict but has direct consequences for people elsewhere. The program links the fighting to global issues, and viewers are engaging heavily with the argument that the crisis demands wider international attention.

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    Trump supporters calling for state of emergency unsettle observers●mir macht das Angst. ich will nicht, dass dieses bösartige Arschloch weiterhin der mächtigste Mensch der Welt ist. httpsMmastodonWorldUS Politics318 h ago

    A report by German outlet t-online describes US Trump supporters demanding a state of emergency following the midterm elections, prompting strong reactions online. One commentator in North Rhine-Westphalia wrote that the development frightened her and that she did not want Donald Trump to remain the most powerful person in the world. The discussion reflects continued anxiety in Europe over US political instability.

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    German Left Party holds press conference on Potter and Poschardt●20260925 182305 ONL Left Party Press Conference Talk Potter and Poschardt 1811 oL 10M▶youtubeCultureArt426.5K8 h ago

    Germany's Left Party held a press conference addressing Martin Potter and Uwe Poschardt, broadcast live by the WELT news channel. The topic has drawn significant public attention in Germany, with discussion centering on what the party said about the two figures and the political implications of its remarks.