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Monday, May 4, 2015

Frankfurter Allgemeine

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Latest news from politics, business, sport and culture 

engine drivers begin five-day strike in passenger

Many train passengers have to look around for alternatives. At night, the GDL has expanded the strike to passenger transport. With all their might they want to enforce their demands. More

Earthquake measuring 7.4Tsunami Warning Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea has been hit by an earthquake. It should have had a magnitude of 7.4. The quake triggered a tsunami warning. More 

NigerThousands flee Boko Haram

They were traveling 50 kilometers on foot, exhausted, hungry, thirsty - Thousands of people have fled the islands in Lake Chad. They fear the advancing terror group Boko Haram. More 

Because of shaky coalitionsItalian parliament approves new election law

An electoral reform to give Italy more political stability. Prime Minister Renzi had made ​​strong for the project - and therefore had to take criticism from our own ranks more.   2

"Flash II" will be auctioned offon board with JFK

Were devised on these planks the first plans for the presidential campaign? In America, the former sailboat of John F. Kennedy is auctioned - a ship whose recent history is more.   2

Lost SongsWhat Kurt Cobain had yet to say

Twenty-one years ago, died the legendary grunge musicians. Now a documentary promises an album of unreleased recordings from the early days of Cobain's career. Fans are excited. More   1  2

BND affairUnion angered by Gabriel affront

The SPD chairman Sigmar Gabriel has reported from confidential talks with Angela Merkel over the intelligence service - and therefore the Chancellor moved into the center of the BND affair. In the Union faction comes to bad. More  By GÜNTER BANNA, MAJID SATTAR, BERLIN  2  15

SyriaAmnesty: Assad commits war crimes with barrel bombs

Barrel bombs are a brutal form of warfare. According to a report by the human rights organization Amnesty International stuffed with explosives and metal parts are discarded barrels targeted on schools and hospitals in Syria.More 

America's armed forcesNavy Chief Dunford is new Chief of Staff

General Joseph F. Dunford to change at the head of the American military.President Obama wants to appoint the current commander of the Navy as the new chief of staff. More 
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Front National,the end of the era Jean-Marie Le Pen

The chairman of the National Front, Marine Le Pen, has endured the excesses of her father Jean-Marie long - now he forces her to break. The party has suspended the membership of the 86 years old founder. More  By MICHAELA WIEGEL, NANTERRE  2

Jihadterrorist attackin Texas

Self-proclaimed Mujahideen have attacked an exhibition in Texas. There spoke to reward a cartoon Islam Dutch Islam opponent Geert Wilders. Galt him the stop? More  By ANDREAS ROSS, WASHINGTON  2  18

System checkA week with the Apple Watch

If the SmartWatch Apple innovative technology or useless toy?Our columnist has made ​​the self-test for over a week.Whether the 399 euros have been worthwhile? A protocol.More  From LINA TIMM  11  11
  • Germany checkmates located
    By REINHARD MÜLLER
    Reinhard Müller
    Against the enemies inside it increasingly difficult to defend the hard-won achievements of the liberal constitutional state.Therefore it is up to every citizen to stand up for him.More311485
  • Capers in the Bundesliga
    By PETER HESS
    Peter Heß
    In the Bundesliga escalates to all corners of the table, the decision - except at the top. In the relegation battle can happen anything. Three games left end is only a safe. More15
  • Penal broken on strike!
    By KERSTIN SCHWENNINGEN, BERLIN
    Kerstin Schwenn, Berlin
    Union leader Weselsky and DB management Weber no longer come together. It is time to bring marriage counselor.Weselsky should see this as an opportunity to assert his interests, without kaputtzustreiken the web.More6155
  • The real danger
    By KATHARINA ISKANDAR
  • Tax Paid
    By MANFRED SCHÄFER, BERLIN
    Manfred Schäfers, Berlin
  • Germany needs capable intelligence services
    By VOLKER ZASTROW
    Volker Zastrow
  • Twitters crash
    By CHRISTIAN SIEDENBIEDEL
    Christian Siedenbiedel
  • Legitimate expectations
    By ANDREAS MIHM
    Andreas Mihm
  • Youth beats by itself
    By MICHAEL REINSCH
    Michael Reinsch
  • Gabriels calculus
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    Jasper von Altenbockum
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CommentGabriel's calculus

The BND affair, says Sigmar Gabriel could trigger a "very severe concussion". Will the SPD chairman let the Chancellor out in the cold? More From JASPER BY ALTENBOCKUM  24  27

Islamism ConferenceProtection of the Constitution defends itself against "intolerable accusations"

Between BND affair and the case Oberursel: The security authorities are resisting the scandal of their work. Not every error is a scandal, said constitutional protection Maaßen President at a meeting on Islamist terrorism. More By MAJID SATTAR, BERLIN  30  9

Vietnam WarThe humiliation of a superpower

Four decades ago, Vietnam sealed the first defeat of the United States in a war. At that time it looked as if the Soviet Union could be the victor of the Cold War. More By PETER STURM  43  27

Wage disputeMerkel advocates for mediation in conflict-Bahn

In wage dispute at the train for the first time reports Chancellor Merkel to speak. The burden on citizens and businesses are "serious," she said. And is committed to a settlement. More By DIETRICH CREUTZBURG  4

BND and NSAeconomy requires education in espionage

German security authorities are said to have helped Americans in espionage against European companies. The allegations care at the central associations of the German economy for violent excitement. More  7  8

Labor disputeparents threaten indefinite strike in Kitas

Not only train travel falls in the coming days from many - even the children are many places soon unmaintained as usual. The organized in Beamtenbund educators voted in a ballot as a first for an indefinite strike. More  3
Financial markets

Currenciestransportation for China's yuan

The International Monetary Fund evidently sees an end to the currency manipulation and the Chinese yuan on the right path to a fair-valued currency. More By WINAND VON PETERSDORFF, WASHINGTON 2  5

Market ReportChina ensures purchasing impulses in Dax

The Dax returns with capital gains from the long weekend. The hope of a soon recovering economy in China has awarded the German blue-chip index earlier this week tailwind. More  1

InterestAs the Skatbank throughout Germany stunned

In Altenburg a bank is like a card game. She became famous because there the penalty interest were invented. More By CHRISTIAN SIEDENBIEDEL  20

ZDF movie "He who sows the wind"from Limbo you can see Frankfurt

ZDF attracts the nonsense stories from the Vordertaunus of Nele Neuhaus by mercilessly. A novel after another is filmed. Now is "He who sows the wind" turn:. A clear case of energy waste More By HEIKE HUPERTZ  2  4

Album of the Week: TocotronicIf Parzival throws with cherry bombs

Their new album squints on the pop Olympus, the band chronicle simultaneously appearing more on the Schillerhöhe: In Tocotronic there is obviously already a strong Nachweltbewusstsein More of JAN WIELE.  2  1

Exhibition doubleNapoleon peace, the emperor's wars

In both cases, he modernized without regard to losses: Paris devoted to the work of the French emperor in his capital, in Ingolstadt one examines his short and intense relationship with Bayern More By LENA BOPP (PARIS), HANNES BEHIND MEIER (INGOLSTADT).  4

Bayern MunichLewandowski is ready for Barcelona

Robert Lewandowski broke his upper jaw and nasal bone and suffered a concussion. Nevertheless, the striker is ready for the Champions League match in Barcelona. A good omen for the Munich is also the refereeing Heading. More  16  1

Second BundesligaIngolstadt is almost there

The path for FC Ingolstadt in the Bundesliga is not far off: against 1. FC Nürnberg the leader of the second division plays Although only 1: 1 - but the next weekend, the ascent can be made ​​finally perfect more.

Ice Hockey World Championshipsthe hosts also will not be spared from Canada

In the Ice Hockey World Championship, the team from Canada remains the measure of all things: 6 Even the duel against the Czech Republic decides the favorite sovereign: 3 itself. The fans of the host so do not get along. More

NepalCustoms abducted aid in the earthquake region

In many villages the Nepalese people are still without assistance.Meanwhile the duty required of charities fees for food and medicine - and even sent back relief supplies More From TILL FÄHNDERS, SINGAPORE.  1  9

Children died in BathCourt sentenced father to three years imprisonment

Because a father left his two children unattended in the bathtub, the four- and six-year-old siblings died from an electric shock. An electric shaver fell into the bath water. The man has now been sentenced to three years in prison. More  1

Habemus baby nameLittle Princess is Charlotte Elizabeth Diana

The daughter of Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate is Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. This was officially announced on Monday. More  1  2

Summer winesuncork Please!

Summertime is wine time. We provide 17 excellent summer wines before that match light dishes like asparagus -. And hearty as grilled meat More By STUART PIGOTT  7  10

Milan's designer (2)With the same passion: Ludovica and Roberto Palomba

Ludovica and Roberto Palomba have known each other since graduation - and tried at first to avoid Milan. That did not work out. So they became the most famous designer duo of the city. The second part of our series on Milan furniture designer. More By PETER-PHILIPP SCHMITT  2

Cyber ​​glassesMini driver see through

Together with the electronics expert Qualcomm Mini working on the integration of augmented reality glasses into the vehicle. In a first test fascinated the virtual X-ray vision. More By TOM DEBUS  7  2

Apple and its #tattoogatetattoos may affect Apple Watch

Apple has confirmed that tattoos on the wrist can interfere with the heart rate sensors its computer clock. Ink or pattern of tattoos might block the light sensor. More  6

Brain research and therapyDirect access to the psyche

The ideas that we have of psychotherapy must be expanded.Meanwhile you can this also includes video feedback programs and the gift of the binding hormone oxytocin to people with pain disorders. More By HERTA FLOR  4  10

Social systemsmakes sense inexpedient

Large organizations are not simply measured by whether they serve their purpose. What the professionals employed there but often difficult sees. More By ANDRÉ KIESERLING  1  5

Neanderthal extinction ofthe milk tooth of a predatory artist

Still is Homo sapiens not transferred. But if the two Palaeolithic baby teeth from northern Italy are correctly interpreted, they could document the beginning of the end of the Neanderthals. More By JOACHIM MÜLLER-JUNG  4  10

Unjustified criticism?Prügelknabe Bachelor

Too young, too inexperienced, too poorly trained and not suitable for business? The harsh criticism of young academics mobilized the defense - not only among the students More By UWE MARX.  7 7

Popular employerswant graduates to build cars

Germany united Autoland: Not only the managers want to work at a preferred carmaker, also graduates. An industry on the other hand loses popularity. More  2  4

History around every cornercity trip to the Greek capital Athens

The Greek capital of Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world, and everywhere the history is tangible. The city is dominated the Acropolis.Around the rocks of the "high city" are many other historical places like the Theatre of Dionysos, the Areopagus and the Agora. More  6

Nepalbut in the end the man is only an insect

Once there was a wonderland with the most beautiful mountains, the most magnificent temples and the friendliest people in the world. A reminder of Nepal. More By FREDDY LANGER  2  38

How do I explain it to my child?Why are there earthquakes

In Nepal, the earth moved and brought suffering and destruction upon the inhabitants there. Can earthquakes not foresee and warn people? More By ULF VON RAUCHHAUPT  6

"Germany's Next Top Model"Klum candidates are absolute exceptions

Maya Götz has been studied in a study the relationship between eating disorders and television shows such as "Germany's Next Top Model". A conversation about distorted self-perception among young people - and possible solutions More By HANNAH FEILER.  26  17

Gallery Weekend Berlin 2015The reward of the long distances

For the eleventh time the Gallery Weekend will take place in Berlin. 47 galleries present themselves to an international clientele. The grand entrance appears to have succeeded - this art is not afraid of the reality more from ROSE-MARIA GROPP.  1  3

Large real estate companiesMieterbund expects further mergers in the housing market

Recently, the German Annington has partnered with the competitors Gagfah to Germany's largest real estate companies. That was certainly not the last big merger in the real estate market, expects the German Tenants' Association. More  5  2

Rhein-Main and Hessesuburban trains for strikes only every hour

In the Rhine-Main area and elsewhere in Hesse get train customers to feel the recent train drivers' strike. S-Bahn trains run about every 60 minutes. More

CaricatureTeresa Habilds newsreel

The artist Teresa Habild holds every week for the Rhein-Main-Zeitung FAZ most important, most exciting or weirdest the past seven days caricaturing firmly with pen and ink. More By TERESA HABILD  295

Eintracht FrankfurtKittel is operated until next week

After his suffered cruciate ligament damage against Bremen Eintracht player Sonny Kittel is still waiting for his operation.The swelling in his left knee must first be dealt with. Sporting director Bruno Hübner warned the team, meanwhile, from the threat of sloppiness. More By RALF WEITBRECHT
From JASPER BY ALTENBOCKUM
The BND affair, says Sigmar Gabriel could trigger a "very severe concussion". Will the SPD chairman let the Chancellor out in the cold? More  24  27

Milan's designer (3)Bridges for Architecture: Antonio Citterio

Antonio Citterio remains his loyal producer.Furniture design not always, after all, he is in demand as an architect. Part 3 of our series on the Milanese designer. More  By PETER-PHILIPP SCHMITT
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Construction of a garden shedspace is in the smallest hut

Building a garden shed is not difficult even for the amateur home improvement - provided it takes prefabricated parts. Before the screws, but there are a few things to consider. More  By LUKAS WEBER  3  6

President of the University of Frankfurt"The economy was younger professionals, now she has"

Birgitta Wolff, President of the Goethe University, the recent criticism of bachelor graduates can not understand. She also sees employers have the duty to provide for the desired maturity. More By UWE MARX  33  30

Katja BurkardStehauffrauchen

Presenter Katja Burkard benefits at "Let's Dance" from the breach of a competitor, actress Eva Longoria has discovered in Marrakech its new vocation, and Barbra Streisand's lapdog is not quite tame - the Smalltalk more.   3

Chart of the Daytrade with Greece recovers slightly

Since the beginning of the euro crisis, German exports to Greece have plummeted. This is especially true for engineering. Only recently the trade has increased slightly again. More 
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